Classifieds for Sale and Work Listings in Ruthven Zipcode
A dense set of local classified items includes for sale guitar case and lesson book, building materials, windows, a near new three speed bike at 75, two building lots, box springs and foam mattress, a floral Davenport, KC-registered Treeing Walker pups, a four bedroom house, a floral Davenport, a summer rental request, city clerk job posting, exterior painting, farm driver position, party plan sales openings, hobby feature writers wanted, spinet console piano for sale, old pictures for a local nostalgia feature, annual garage sale details, and a personal query about a redhead sunbathing near Hiway 4.
Thank you notes from Ruthven and area residents
A collection of thank you messages from local residents thanking friends relatives and organizations for visits cards gifts flowers Masses prayers and support during hospital stays accidents and community service. Notable mentions include Pastor Reitz Father Beacom Rev and Ms Samek Ruthven Fire Department aluminum drive and Traveling Meals volunteers.
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R. T. Nane
Pastor Reitz
Anna Jorgensen
Holy Family Hospital
St. Mary's
Rochester
Father Beacom
Ralph Tindall
Pete James
Omaha
Ms. Samek
Lean Conlon
Fed Cattle Prices Rise As Slaughter Drops Amid Good Prospects
Iowa State extension economist Gene Futrell notes improved fed cattle prices driven by smaller slaughter and fewer cattle on feed. Prices rose 3 to 4 dollars per hundredweight in early April with Iowa and Southern Minnesota quotes around 40.50 to 41.50, 3 to 4 dollars above Q1. Futrell cites lower first quarter nonfed marketings and overall federally inspected slaughter about 6 percent below Jan-Feb levels, forecasting further strength into late spring and summer with potential mid-40s for prices in the third quarter if moisture supports pastures and crops. He warns against overeager feeder cattle bidding as margins could stay tight if feeder costs rise.
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University Extension
Futrell
Iowa
Fed
Food Price Outlook Signals Modest Rise Ahead
The Agriculture Department projects food prices rising 4 to 5 percent in 1977 and 1978 if growing conditions stay favorable. Worse weather could push increases to 6 percent in 1977 and about 10 percent in 1978. The report notes droughts and cold weather have tightened supplies, while shoppers still face inflation through routine supermarket trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Department
Vaccinate Horses Against Sleeping Sickness Now
USDA APHIS urges horse owners to vaccinate against eastern and western equine encephalitis and Venezuelan sleeping sickness as mosquitoes rise in warmer months. Vaccines are effective for one year, requiring annual spring boosters.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
APHIS
Texas
Mexico
United States
Horses
IsADC Criticism Deserved In Iowa Welfare Plan
A May meeting of the Iowa Women’s Political Caucus will feature Margaret Klinger from Emmet County Social Service Dept speaking on ADC. The talk at Iowa Lakes Community College auditorium Estherville on May 5 at 7:30 p.m. invites questions and comments on welfare program criticisms.
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Iowa
Iowa Women's Political Caucus
Margaret Klinger
Emmet County Social Service Dept
ADC
Iowa Lakes Community College
Estherville
FOR RENT: Pasture 27 1/2 Acres Near Graettinger
FOR RENT pasture 1 mile north of Graettinger 27 1/2 acres with abundant water supply. P. O. Box 441 Ruthven and contact 859-3492 for details.
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P. O. Box
Ruthven
Graettinger
Power lawn mower sharpening and repair in Graettinger
Gilbaugh Automotive Service offers lawn mower sharpening and repair in Graettinger Iowa. Call 859 3214 for service.
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Gilbaugh Automotive Service
Graettinger
Iowa
Walnut Homemakers Met in April at Gladys Hankey’s Home
The Walnut Homemakers met in April at the home of Gladys Hankey with Cleo Lammers assisting. Eighteen members answered roll call with a garden hint. Ina Herke led, reading Farm Bureau Spokesman articles. An exchange of flowers and bulbs occurred, an annual event. May meeting planned at Christine Hess’s home. Bingo with traveling prizes preceded a lunch.
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Walnut
Gladys Hankey
Cleo Lammers
Ina Herke
Farm Bureau
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Times
Bill Goddard
Carpenter Mobile Homes
U. K.C
Tim Murphy
Floral Davenport
Harry Riebesell
Kim Forey
Arndt
Carol Day
Railroad Ave
Albany
N.Y
P.O. Box
Carlyle, Ill
Wallingford
Hiway 4
Pocahontas Community Hospital
Alta Vene Jones
Sharon Arndt
The
Ruthven Fire Department
Elberts Locker
Carla Meyers
Kay Olson
Pioneer Commodities
Main
Emmetsburg
Chicago
Pete Martin
the Handy Man
Federal Land Bank
America
By Estady
Federal Land Bank Association OF
Hiway
West Emmetsburg
OR Curiosity Shop
Tenants Association
Spencer Shopping
Christine Hess
Helen Farmer
Nolin
Lone Star
Electric Park
Pioneer
Quad County
Farm Service Co
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