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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
6
Classified notice announces low cash rate cards for want ads with a per word charge and a 50 cent minimum for non prepaid placements. It notes Addie ae bookkeeping charges of 10 cents.
Auction and sale notes list several items and livestock for Greene Iowa listings. Includes Duroc hogs Polish China sows and purebreds, Hampshire and Hereford boars, and household items. Mrs Don Blur Greene offers a South Main Street home and Mrs Mather bequeathed real estate in Greene, Iowa. Local contact John Alan and phone numbers appear for inquiries and terms.
A lengthy page lists numerous farm auctions with dates in November and December and names such as Mrs Spencer Gvaerts and John Kratehmer, plus multiple workers wanted for concrete and trucking. It includes training and job ads for printers and operators with contact details in Iowa and Wisconsin.
Before you get sick or hurt, secure Health and Accident coverage now. DALE E. WILLEY, Agent Monarch Insurance, Greene Iowa.
Mrs George S Knutson thanks bird neighbors for meals cards and visitors during her fall recovery. Mrs John Henning expresses gratitude for cards gifts flowers and food received during hospital stay and at home. Mrs Ed Ponto notes thanks for cards flowers gifts and calls and for prayers from Rev Kruetzman.
A Minnesota pair loaded about 6 000 gallons of crude oil to ship from Iowa to a St Paul refinery. Witnessed by local landowner W F Flynn, the event marks a historic first crude oil shipment from the area near Keota. The record also includes unrelated legal notices from Butler County and Greene County papers dated 1963.
The report describes an early Iowa oil well that began producing briefly. It operated 45 minutes, then 1 hour and 15 minutes in separate periods. It yielded about ten barrels of crude daily at first, but production declined to roughly one barrel daily as water impaired the flow.
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