Classified Want Ads From Greene Recorder
Public notice of low cash rates for want ads at three cents per word with fifty cent minimum per insertion. Cards of thanks and charges apply. bookkeeping fee of ten cents on ads not paid in advance.
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
6
Public notice of low cash rates for want ads at three cents per word with fifty cent minimum per insertion. Cards of thanks and charges apply. bookkeeping fee of ten cents on ads not paid in advance.
For sale three bedroom Greene house with good location. Several adjoining building lots available for separate sale. Also listing Purina dog and cat chow at Lloyd Blum residence Greene. Contact Galen E Miller Bristow Greene 823 4396. 49W2
Iowa 3 relocation progresses with a new railroad bridge and a 470-foot span over the Shell Rock River. The plan shifts the route about two miles east from the current alignment, connecting north east of Shell Rock to U.S. 218 near Waverly. Construction 1966 to 1967 includes bridges culverts grading and paving with an estimated cost of 1.508 million dollars.
I express heartfelt thanks to all who sent cards flowers and visits while I was in the hospital and since returning home. Special appreciation to Rev Busch of Wilmar for prayers and visits and to Rev Butler for assistance. I also thank the hospital staff and my relatives and neighbors for support and gifts.
Plant Cove guidance outlines maintenance to protect waterways and vegetation. Mr Hogue of the Soil Conservation Service notes pruning, clipping twice yearly, top-dressing with fertilizer, reseeding, weed control, and livestock management to prevent erosion along berms and water lines, with contact details for Alison Soil Conservation District.
The piece criticizes Head Start as an anti poverty effort led by Mrs L B Johnson, noting teachers at day care centers could earn 8 to 970 dollars per hour. It claims the program resembles high priced babysitting and highlights foreign aid waste by noting Laos created 30 millionaires in three months per Rep Otto Passman.
New car registrations in Butler County list owners and brands. Arlene and Carol Fromminga Johnston Ford. Donald H Janssen Ackley Chevrolet. Harold or Berdene Steer Allison Pontiac. David or Barbara Botterbrodt Greene Ford. Leland J Renken Parkersburg Ford. John Tieger Plainfield Chevrolet. Bernard H Franken Alison Chevrolet. Galen G Miller Clarksville Ford. Larry and Jane Gabenois Shell Rock Ford. Joan A Shell Rock Ford. Gersema Shell Rock Ford. Ruth Ann Ulfers Upington Pontiac. Bruno Ascne Parkersburg Chevrolet. Genevieve Boelman Clarksville Ford. Ronald or Bev Schuknecht Greene Ford.
A state relative council approved the purchase of 30,000 pamphlets on birth control for circulation by the welfare department. The board stressed the materials would be distributed to welfare recipients and not forced on SOC, with circulation tied to welfare services and not mandatory.
The Printing Board reappoints 52 year old Derwicken to a state posting. Vanderwicken serves as business manager of the Grunds Recite Printing Company. LeRoy Grundy.
The State Conservation Commission urges would be teal season participants to mail permit applications now for the September 11 to 19 season. Applications are free with no issued limit, available from county recorders or hunting licensing outlets. About three thousand have been received. applications must reach Des Moines by 4:30 pm July 30 or postmarked by midnight July 31.
Questions address filing age and working while receiving benefits. Answers advise applying at 65, or possibly earlier with continued work, and to bring payroll slips W 2s and tax returns to correct earnings statements at the Social Security office.
Congressman H. R. Gross recalls a 1957 Senate report showing $20 million monthly U S aid funds supporting currencies in Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia at official rates while illicit profits flowed to officials. He cites Lao kip exchange to illustrate ongoing enrichment schemes by governments worldwide.
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