Classifieds for Sale and Wanted Nearby
Various ads list used instruments campers trailers and farm goods for sale. Items include a Getzen Capri silver trumpet with case age three, a four bedroom Graettinger home, a Ward trailer camper, feeder pigs, a two bedroom Ruthven home, farm and office signs, minors and chubs, rabbits with hutches, and rooms or household items for rent or purchase. several contact numbers are provided for appointment, sale or inquiries along with a backhoe work offer and travel sheller with contact John Miller.
Graettinger Community Events and Notices
A mixed local page lists a Sarah Conventry Jewelry Party on June 21 at 2 PM hosted by Denise Flaherty Graettinger plus a photo sale of seniors diplomas contact 859-3412. It also advertises a garage sale June 18 with items and directions and a lost cat near Wallingford call 859-3281. Readers express thanks for Booster Bucks and condolences to families with hospital and church acknowledgments and anniversary wishes.
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Sarah Conventry
Denise Flaherty
Graettinger
Capitol Newsletter summarizes Iowa politics and 1976 session
Iowa election news shows Melvin Synhorst predicting a dull primary with about 215000 voters, roughly 11 percent turnout, and Falk winning the Republican nomination for Congress in the Fifth District. The long session details include Ray’s critique of the 66th General Assembly, unemployment, tax relief, adoption laws, and budget method, with weed control day at Northern Iowa Experimental Farm and a nutty chocolate sundae cups recipe as a closing note.
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Melvin Synhorst
Synhorst
Congress
Kenneth Falk
John Murray
Falk
Fulk
State Fair Board
Michael Blouin
James Roberson
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Senate
Arthur Neu
Dale Cochran
Iowa General Assembly
Robert Ray
66Th General Assembly
General Assembly
Ray
Employment Security Commission
Democratic Party
Northern
Iowa Experimental Farm
Kanawha
Iowa State University
GOP Convention This Weekend in Des Moines
More than 4,000 Iowa Republicans converge in Des Moines for a fundraising event and the State Presidential Convention. Republican State Chairman Tom Stoner says the plan for the open delegate selection process is finalized with 36 delegates and 36 alternates to be chosen in six district caucuses starting after a Friday dinner honoring Republican National Chairman Mary Louise Smith. Tickets are $25, junior delegates $12.50, available via local leaders, at the door, or Republican Headquarters.
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Des Moines
Tom Stoner
GOP
Mary Louise Smith
Guy’ander Jagt
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Stoner
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
High Street
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Capitol Newsletter
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