Classified Us for Sale Compilation from a Local Paper
A dense set of classified ads lists items for sale including a 1976 Century Raven 180 boat with 165 hp Mercury Cruiser on Shoreliner trailer for 5500 dollars in Emmetsburg, several consumer goods such as a 10,000 BTU air conditioner, a 1974 Forester self contained camper trailer, a pine storage piano, beige wool carpet, a 678x15 Firestone tires pair, a starter golf club set, a fishing boat with 53 hp Johnson motor, a 1971 Honda CB 350 motorcycle, an electric golf cart, and various furniture and tools with contact details and brief condition notes.
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Century Raven
Emmetsburg
Multiple Help Wanted and Sale Items in Ruthven Graettinger Area
A series of classified notices include cooks no experience required at Happy Hour Cafe Graettinger seek in person applicants Jim Bates, plus society correspondent for Ruthven with home calls, windrowing hay, custom oat combining, bean walking jobs, city clerk applications with Mayor Arndt contact, and several rummage and garage sales in Graettinger Ruthven area.
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Jim Bates
Happy Hour Cafe
Graettinger
T-B
Arndt
Lost items and thank you notes appear in Graettinger notices
Lost items include an eight foot Styrofoam board at Lost Island Lake found items include a silver watch near F and M Clover Farm Graettinger and a brown fielder glove marked Besaw from last Tuesday's game. Also a request to call 837-4382 and 859-3325 and several thank you messages from hospital stays and anniversaries in Graettinger Times.
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Lost Island Lake
Bill Harsen
F & M Clover Farm
Graettinger
Besaw
Ball Park
Graettinger Times Office
Mary Lou Besaw
Boots Seeks Loving Homes Amid Village Postings
A lonely dog named Boots seeks a permanent home and a loving family. The notice invites a kind, free-spirited household and provides a contact phone number.
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Boots
4-H Club Travels Through Courses
The June meeting of the N R G 4-H club was a progressive dinner for 4-H girls and their mothers held on June 8. Twelve members answered roll call about their favorite bar recipe. The tour started at Dr. Pfund for appetizers, then Jerry Plath for salads, Robert Reutter for vegetables, Merlin Tevita for meat and potatoes, served by Mrs Medin Twite, Morris Dalen, Jerry Schacherer, and Jim Schacherer, and ended at Floyd Chrestianen’s for dessert. Ruth Dalen was the reporter.
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N. R. G. 4-H Club
Dr. Pfund
Jerry Plath
Robert Reutter
Merlin Tevita
4-H Girls Achievement Shows Planned in Palo Alto County
Kathy Naber reports July 4-H achievement shows in Palo Alto County with Vernon Coed Girls on July 7 at 6 30 p.m. and Walnut Willing Workers on July 9 at 2 p.m. These events highlight local 4-H members and club activities.
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Palo Alto County
Kathy Naber
Silver Lake Cruisers
Walnut Boosters
Fairfield A. C.A
Highland
Palo Alto
Vernon
Key To More Wildlife by Ronald Howing
Ronald Howing argues habitat loss now threatens wildlife more than predation or hunting. He notes how tiling wetlands and removing hedgerows destroy food and cover, causing declines in rabbits pheasants and songbirds across farms.
Hearings on Child Pornography Move to Feasible Prosecution
A speaker notes rising child pornography in the United States and explains a pivotal shift from obscenity law to treating the material as child abuse. The proposed federal bill would make production and sale of explicit images a felony, with over 130 congress members co sponsoring and hearings by the House Subcommittee on Education.
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United States
Congress
Chilc
House Subcommittee On Education
House
Happy Hustlers Meeting at Kay and Ann Anderson Home
The Jack Creek Happy Hustlers met at Kay and Ann Anderson home on Saturday June 4 at 2:00 pm. Present were Sandra Jacobsen Teresa Gray Marquita Monica Janna Weis Cindy Schmitt Kay Ann Anderson and leader Duree Reis with guest Mrs Robert Gray. Treasurer's report approved. Achievement show planned for July 12 or 13 with program and lunch discussed. A trip to Adventure land during 4-H days was debated and opposed. Lunch by Kay Ann and Dale Anderson.
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Kay
Ann Anderson
Sandra Jacobsen
Teresa Gray
Marquita
Monica
Janna Weis
Cindy Schmitt
Ann
Dale Anderson
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Bill Joyce
DeBoer Music Centers
Willmar
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T-P
Maytag
Gene Schuller
Shorelander
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Dale Beddow
Ayrshire
Times Office
Ruthven
Jim Parks
Jerry Stover
Jerry Schacherer
Bean
Craig Markley
Gilson Riecke
Senior Citizen Center
Jerry Ruehle
Marvin Rouse
Ruthven School
Denver
Colo
Rochester
Jean Bates
Pastor Rietz
Bery Tindall
Dee Ann Miller
Iowa City
Marian Jensen
Ruth Westergard
Lorin Luchsinger
Jim Schoning
Robert Carter
Clara Thoreson
Joan Pettengill
Jorgen Larsen
John Munson
Gus Graettinger
Ilcc Learning Resource Center
ILCC
Highland Happy Hustlers
Fern Valley Starlets
Fairfield True Workers
Independence Library
Belles
Junior Clippers
I Emmetsoa Helpers
Lost Island Lucky Stars
Curlew Jolly Workers
Rush Lake
Poppy Pals
West Bend
Merrymakers
Silverlake
Internal Revenue Correction
Bottenfield
Justin Davis
Gunshaw
Dakota
Ruthven’s Own
Electric Park
By Ronald Howing
Washington
Berkley
Nolin Milling
Pioneer Commodities
Main
Chicago
Art Geary
Spencer
W. Sth
Iowa
Oldehoeft Education
Bendlin
Holtze
McCoy—Jesperson
Spencer Junior High
Buena Vista College
Spencer School of Business
James Lockard
First Federal Savings
Estherville
Armstrong-Emmetsburg
KSLI
Aoa
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