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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1963
Page
6
Recorder WANT ADS low cash rates per word with minimum insertion charge. Several classified lines offer items for sale including a 1949 Pontiac, Poland boars, a Singer electric sewing machine, and Duroc Hampshire boars. Listings mention locations Greene Iowa and nearby towns, with multiple contact names and addresses.
A cluttered schedule lists farm auctions through November to February in Waverly Greene and surrounding towns with buyers like George Kane Kenneth Frase Carl Mehling and John Westphal. Also advertised are dairy cows for sale, Bolson Concentrates livestock feed claims and substitute bus drivers needed by Greene Community School. Local notices include building shop, printing jobs, and home sewing alterations.
Dr L S Wentworth thanks hospital staff for care during stay and others for cards ecards calls and support. Family expresses gratitude for flowers gifts visits prayers and sympathy following recent sorrow. Names Edwin Brunner Robert Sinram Caspers Brunner and others included.
Governor Hughes voiced optimism about Iowa moving forward and said the state presents a positive national image. Noting favorable signs, he cited a billion dollar soybean harvest, 100 industrial developments through September, and a low 1.9 percent unemployment with over 4,100 new jobs and payrolls over $20 million.
Iowa public notice announces Nelle Sylvester appointed executrix of the Ralph W Sylvester estate in Butler County. Creditors urged to pay and file claims with the Clerk of the District Court. James H Graven is attorney. Dated November 5 1963.
State comptroller Marvin Selden Jr reports the unencumbered balance on June 30 at 28.2 million and forecasts a drop to 14.6 million by June 30, 1965. Annual spending during the biennium is pegged at 207 million, up 13 million from the previous assembly’s average. Receipts for the year ending 1964-06-30 are 197.8 million, with a three percent growth factor applied each year of the biennium.
Albert Woodhouse of Bethlehem Steel Midwest says Iowa moves to sixteenth in steel consumption while leading the nation in farm product value at 2.5 billion dollars annually. He notes manufactured goods value now equals 75 percent of farm output and has grown 25 percent in five years.
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