Classified For Sale Ad Mix in Graettinger Area
For Sale items listed with contact numbers including Ralph Graettinger 859-3680 Gerald Schmitt 859-3670 and 859-3875 plus addresses. Items include a buffet platform rocker desk steel wardrobe Speed Queen ringer washing machine a wood stove a parsonage location a house with garage and carpeted rooms and multiple window types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Graettinger
Gerald Schmitt
Methodist Parsonage
Graettinger
Various Local Kudos and Notices from Graettinger
Miscellaneous items include free firewood available cut and lengths, contact Joe Leonard. Found Methodist Sunday School pin in Mrs. Ivan Oppedal’s yard. contact 837-4857. Thanks note for Graettinger Merchants booster bucks win of 500 dollars. Gratitude to Girl Scouts for Thanksgiving treats and to church members for canned goods. For rent: 2 bedroom apartments in new 4 plex by December 1. call 859-3924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Ivan Oppedal
Girl Scouts
Rose Weir
Graettinger
Deer Hunting Opens Saturday in Iowa 1977 season
The Iowa Conservation Commission says about 40,000 hunters will target white tailed deer as shotgun and muzzleloader seasons run December 3 to 6 with sunrise to sunset hours. Bucks only and antlered deer rules apply, with orange blaze clothing required for safety and landowner permissions stressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
ICC
Expanded Lunch Programs in U S Schools
USDA plans tighter rules to push states to expand the school breakfast program for needy schools. Regulators seek data on nonparticipating schools with high need, Title I schools, and lacking food service, plus state outreach plans and criteria for needy schools. Public comments due by December 31. Spirit Lake Planned Parenthood offers sliding scale contraceptive care with physician referrals and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Billy W. Wood
Mountain Plains
Food and Nutrition Service
Wood
Federal Register
Child Nutrition Division
Washington, D. C
Recycling used lubricating oil could save imports
Washington discusses recycling and re refining used engine oil to cut crude oil imports. A national oil recycling program could save up to 42,000 barrels daily, but industry decline and labeling rules hinder progress. Hearings planned December 9 in Oklahoma. Volunteers are urged to assist low income and elderly taxpayers through VITA in Iowa, with IRS support and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Charles Vanikin
House
House Committee On Science and Technology
Oklahoma
Congress
Iowa
Internal Revenue Service
Public Auction by Iowa DOT in Ames on December 3 1977
Iowa Department of Transportation will auction used vehicles and equipment on December 3 1977 at the DOT grounds in Ames beginning 10 00 a m. Inspect items December 2 1977 from 8 00 a m to 4 00 p m and until sale time. All items sold as is with a $200 bid deposit in specified payment forms. Buyers must be 18 or older and final settlement by 4 00 p m December 9 1977. Auction conducted by Thompson Auction Service. list includes names and dates from front page wrestling and pirate boosters sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Department of Transportation
Department of Transportation
Ames
Theepartment of Transportation
Thompson Auction Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chuck Foy
Graettinger Building Center
Ruthven
Joe Leonard
Booster Bucks
Bill Rasmussen
Fasher Simonsen
Ivan G
IGG Lincoln
Bethel Lutheran
P.O. Box
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Clay County Concrete
Planned Parenthood
Spirit Lake Center
Planned Parenthood of
Spirit Lake
Lake Street
ENC
Washington
IRS
Doug Nelson
Marty Currens
Ruthvengil Henrickson
Dean Peterson
Mallarde Iris
Beryl Bassamary
Lidyard Eober Frather
View Park
Sioux
Lake Park
Lloyd McCombs
Jim Spies
Poly Dr
Lloyd
LeRoy
Bill
Maverick
Jensvold Motors
Tresh Hombre
Electric Park
Richard Hubert
Estherville
Sruthven Well Service
Goulds Submersible
Franklin Automatic
NEST
Armstrong
Great Lakes Mall
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