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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1964
Page
6
Classified notice states 4c per word with a 50 cent minimum per insertion. Cards of Thanks priced at 1 dollar. An additional 10 cent bookkeeping charge applies to ads not prepaid.
A dense listing of farm auctions and sales across Greene and nearby Iowa towns. It covers buyers and sellers, dates from February to April 1964, farm properties, livestock, a horse sale, real estate, and personal items for sale. Notable names include Rex Longhorn Washua Bernard Mor Cedar Falls and Indiana Draft Breeders Sale. Contact details for Col Arnold Hexom and William S. Johnson are included.
Ed and Rubie Hicks express heartfelt thanks for the love and support shown during Russell and Iva's sale. Their gratitude notes the help as a pillar of strength and deep appreciation for the community's kindness.
Mrs. Walter Flesher led morning services at Bethel Baptist as Rev. Flesher recovered from surgery in Mason City. Numerous neighbors and family shared visits and dinners across Marble Rock, Charles City, Nora Springs, Lake Mills, and Minneapolis. Expressions of thanks poured in for cards, flowers, and prayers during hospital stays and recovery.
Capitol News reports Gov. Harold Hughes calls a 14th Iowa special session for February 24 to address reapportionment after a federal court panel ordered the General Assembly to redraw districts. The session may also tackle emergency measures to keep government operating and enable roughly 4 million dollars annually in federal funds for higher education, with leaders from both parties consulted in advance.
Dianola were visitors Tuesday in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krull. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Reed and Lowell Carney returned home Friday from two weeks spent in Texas, where they visited Mrs. Reed's cousins in the Rio Grande Valley.
Gov. Hughes schedules Feb. 18 special elections in Johnson Monroe and Poweshiek counties to fill three Iowa house vacancies. Johnson vacancy follows Dem. Scott Swisher’s resignation amid federal tax charges. Monroe seat opened by Rep. Katherine Falvey’s move after marriage. Poweshiek vacancy created by Rep. George Paul’s resignation to join the state parole board.
A U.S. Labor Department report shows Iowa farm employment declined during 1950-62 at a rate just under half the national rate, while Iowa manufacturing jobs did not rise as quickly as elsewhere. The finding contrasts Iowa’s slower farming exodus with broader shifts in the economy.
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