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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1969
Page
6
Low cash rates per word with a 60 cent minimum per insertion. Cards of Thanks require one signature at 1.00, each additional signature 0.10. An extra bookkeeping charge of 0.10 applies to ads not prepaid.
A dense list of farm auctions and sales across Iowa from February to April includes numerous individual sellers such as Este Cook Sonia farm auction Mrs Lena Dorn Denver Albert Schluter Nashua Fred Paul Greene Toby Crybers Nashua Vernon Reints Robert Fiddick Greene Cecil Pollock Waterloo Laverne Busse Plainfield Mrs Berton Moeller Readlyn Mrs Oscar Haeffner Waverly Clarence Kean Tripoli and Waverly Spring sales. Also listed are animals and stock sales like Waverly's Spring Draft Horse Sale and All Registered Quarter Horse and Appaloosa Sale, plus sales for A K C Shetland sheep dogs and two houses for sale near Dougherty and Readlyn. Listings include contact details and dates in February March and April.
Unimproved Greene acreage with river frontage, downtown 3 bedroom home, beauty shop, and multiple business opportunities. Includes 3% fast lawn, choice building lots, and several Greene listings. Also ads for AKC cocker pups, purebred Duroc boars, used snow tires, and local contact numbers.
Public notices inform residents about legal proceedings and bids in Butler County Iowa. Notices include sealed bid deadlines, bid security, and plan access at the County Auditor's office. Also listed are local service ads for welding, generator repair, tire service, employment, sewing, and found hubcap notices.
Expressions of gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards visits and kind acts during hospital stays and after returning home Also thanks for prayers calls and gifts including well wishes for a 35th wedding anniversary and Warren Hollingsworths 87th birthday January 12 1969
The Senate Higher Education Committee plans a hearing on the scope of area community colleges and area vocational technical schools. Chairman Senator Joseph Flatt cites statewide dialogue and four possible structures under either direct State Board of Public Instruction oversight or a new combined board. Proposals require formal filing and may be rejected. bidders face qualification lists and contract rules. The text also covers estate probate notices and remarks on the Iowa Development Commission amid broader state education debates.
Victor C Woodley of Butler County Iowa presents a semi annual financial report for Allison covering June 1 to December 31 1968. The document itemizes receipts and disbursements including current taxes delinquent taxes motor vehicle use tax receipts and various county fund transfers. It confirms totals and balances carried to December 31 1968 with a certification by the treasurer.
One hundred twenty two years ago Ansel Briggs became Iowa’s first governor. Robert D. Ray is the thirty third to hold the office. Ray’s inaugural message praised past governors and outlined reforms from reapportionment to the Arts Council. House leaders welcomed the agenda but questioned immediate enactment amid a Republican legislature. Ray delivered a 74 minute speech after planning a shorter address but unable to omit topics.
The National Education Association survey shows Iowa leading the Plains in average teacher salary for 1968-69 at 3167 dollars, with Minnesota at 3000 dollars. Per pupil education spending rose to 706 dollars in Iowa, surpassing Minnesota at 684 dollars.
Beginning February 1 Iowa school districts adopting new school lunch guidelines will be reimbursed by the federal government at 15 cents for each reduced price lunch served, including existing ones. Districts must state why this additional funding is needed to satisfy program requirements.
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