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FRUDDEN LUMBER COMPANY. Local lumber company incorporated in 1888 and capitalized at $35,000. With annual sales of approximately $300,000, the Frudden Company was located at the foot of Seventh Street with branch lumberyards in Ackley, Charles City, Eagle Grove, Ossian and Marshalltown, Iowa. | FRUDDEN LUMBER COMPANY. Local lumber company incorporated in 1888 and capitalized at $35,000. With annual sales of approximately $300,000, the Frudden Company was located at the foot of Seventh Street with branch lumberyards in Ackley, Charles City, Eagle Grove, Ossian and Marshalltown, Iowa. | ||
In October 1988 Frudden Lumber Company, founded by [[FRUDDEN, Arbst F.|Arbst F. FRUDDEN]] and family-owned for three generations, was sold to the North Missouri Lumber Company of Manhattan, Kansas. Based at | In October 1988 Frudden Lumber Company, founded by [[FRUDDEN, Arbst F.|Arbst F. FRUDDEN]] and family-owned for three generations, was sold to the North Missouri Lumber Company of Manhattan, Kansas. Based at CYCARE Plaza, Frudden had forty employees and nine lumberyards in eastern Iowa. | ||
[[Category: Lumber Company]] | [[Category: Lumber Company]] | ||
Revision as of 00:21, 27 February 2010
FRUDDEN LUMBER COMPANY. Local lumber company incorporated in 1888 and capitalized at $35,000. With annual sales of approximately $300,000, the Frudden Company was located at the foot of Seventh Street with branch lumberyards in Ackley, Charles City, Eagle Grove, Ossian and Marshalltown, Iowa.
In October 1988 Frudden Lumber Company, founded by Arbst F. FRUDDEN and family-owned for three generations, was sold to the North Missouri Lumber Company of Manhattan, Kansas. Based at CYCARE Plaza, Frudden had forty employees and nine lumberyards in eastern Iowa.