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Classified notice from the Citizen Times shows rates at five cents per word with a one dollar minimum and counts street addresses as two words. Contact number 3665 6078 appears for placements.
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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1968
Page
3
Classified notice from the Citizen Times shows rates at five cents per word with a one dollar minimum and counts street addresses as two words. Contact number 3665 6078 appears for placements.
Classified ad segment offers a business opportunity for a local person to service and collect from vending machines with cash capital of 985 to 1785 dollars. Also lists used spinet piano sales from Acme Piano Co and a political party platform from The Universal Party.
Help wanted text advertising a guaranteed salary of 600 dollars per month based on retirements. Mentions a 30 hour week, no soliciting, and a contact window 9 to 1. Also advertises extra money, part time work for all ages with a Watkins Store Cedar Rapids phone number.
WANTED TO BUY Striking clocks. 221 10th St NW, Cedar Rapids. Tel 365-8935. FOR RENT We can now accept a limited number of new patients at Irene's Nursing Home, 848 2nd Ave SE, Cedar Rapids. Phone 304-3743. VACANCIES for elderly persons at Mt. Vernon Rest Home, call 895-8675. tf
Sewing machine repair service with 14 years experience available in February special price Reg. 6.95 now 3.95. Write Wolfe Sewing Machine Co Mt. Vernon or call 895-8765. Also offers machines on payment plans for buyers with good credit including zig zag portable and cabinet models.
Deep River Record lists printing machinery for sale including Linotypes presses and paper cutters of all sizes. Contact Charles V. Dunham at 515 595 2362.
The fragment shows Mrs stating pride and using pedigrée to question a dog. Gady the owner replies that if the dog could speak, it would not speak to either of them. The text suggests a dialogue about a pet's traits and owner perspective.
A wedding scene unfolds with a judge asking if the groom will wed the bride through sickness and health. The bride interrupts, friends urge to talk him out of it, and the couple discuss bills and fairness in a humorous exchange about premarital purchases. A playful, domestic moment reflects tension and affection.
A Hollywood star, aged 70, defends his marriage to a 17-year-old girl after an old friend at a club lunch mocks the union. He says love transcends age, noting that in 10 years he will be 80 and she 27, and it matters little.
A young graduate bursts out with I have an A.B. and the world retorts with a sharp lesson. The quip frames the moment as a humorous clash between college achievement and practical experience, underscoring the gap between initials and real knowledge.
An elderly couple in the audience struggled to understand the university president’s baccalaureate address. After the woman asked what he said, the husband tried to translate and misheard the speaker as “the beeg-fella in black robes.” The punchline: the president said, “School is out.”
A garbled OCR style list of crossword clues and stray fragments appears. It mixes numbers, word hints, and stray letters with numerous typos and nonstandard terms, yielding an unreadable catalog of clues including references to people and places without coherent structure.
A witty political debate yields a joking exchange about money honesty. A neighbor quips about shelving the collection of books, and a comic line contrasts borrowing shelves with nerve. Another joke recalls birth timing. A jab about postal rates ends with a quip about suing statements.
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