Page 1 of Aug 14 1943 Issue of Mount Pleasant News in Mount Pleasant, Iowa

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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - August 14, 1943, Mount Pleasant, IowaVALID RATION STAMPS R, S, T Blue Stamp*? expire Sept. 7 T. IT, V Rfd Stamps expire Aug. 3t Shoe Stamp 18 expires Oct. 31 VALID RATION STAMPS Sugar 13 - Through August 15, Gasoline No. 7 Expires Sept. 21 Fuel Oil 5 - - Until Sept. 30 Fuel Oil 1 (new) until Jan. 3 MT. PLEASANT, IOWAEast To Benefit From Midwest Gasoline CutOn The Threshold of Developments They’ll Do It Every TimeResults In Closing Events at ParkState Action Follows New Bomb Attack Midwest Reduction of 4 to 3 Gallons Announced MO BOOK ? OMLV JUST SHE'D RATHER EIGHT ALL Vi ABOUT ENOUGH TO STOCK ) 1 THE SUPERVISORS THAN j W, A STRONGMAN'S ACT FOR V \ TAKE A M,NUTE TO LOOK A COUPLE OF WEEKS— tJP'N THE BOOK SHELL\ _________'/ 1 BE IN THERE TILL THE 7 - \ BUTCHER GOES OUT OF y' j / SOHEBODV v-. XJBUSINESS ——. —/ / OUGHT TO INVENT ) (*—_ /f — / A GADGET THAT V, / /ThAT BUTCHER \ GOMES OUT OF THE \ I |S PROBABLY A \ ; I "PHONE AH’ MUZZLE? J ) GPOCFRKIAMED / \ HAMES Like HERJEQRy - I HELLO, INFORMATION - NO, I CA^T LOOK UP THE NUMBER. NO,THERE AIN’T NO BOOK HERE' I’M TRYING TO LOCATE A BUTCHER NAMED al HE'S QUITE STOUT AND I THINK \ he's LEFT-HANDED-AND HIS \ SHOP IS ON A CORNER. } SOM EWHERES— jL- President Makes Declaration Relative To War Washington. D. C. (INS) - President Roosevelt on the eve of his victcrv-in-Europe war strategy conference with Prime Minister Winston Churchill today declared that the United Nations stand upon the threshold of major developments in this war. The chief executive renewed his Casablanca declaration made with Prime Minister Churchill that the war against the axis powers will be prosecuted until they cry for ' unconditional surrender.” His declaration was made in a statement on the occasion of the second anniversary of the signing of the Atlant.c charter and the eighth anniversary of the social security act. Mr. Roosevelt reemphasized two primar . war a ms, the right of self determination for the oeople of the world and world-wide ccllab lat.on for thfi security of all. War Plants Must Be Closed In City V&iTlNG RJRTHE ALL-DAV TELEPHONE BOOTH SQUATTER. TO GET HER NUMBERrlkEVLL DO rT EVERY TIME —— 1UANX TO CHUCK farle^ NEWARK, N J.Superintendent at Hillsboro Named Caft IWt King Fn-rrrn V-dvt", I nr V'-lj ngtr'i 'trrrrdAnother Suit In Youth Held For J. B. Jordan, 77, Dispute Over Ti le Slaying of Twins Taken By Death TODAY’S MARKET CHICAGO LIVESTOCK , Chicago, ill. — PN3t— Hog receipts I 5,700, steady; top $14.75; bulk. $14.001 to $14.65; heavies. $13.85 to $14 40. Cattle 500. steady; calves 100. steady, beefsteers. choice $15 50 to $16-90; cows. $9 50 to $13.50; bulls $10.00 to $14.50; calves $9 00 to $16.00; feeders $11.00 to $1400. Sheep 100; steady; lambs $13.50 to $14 25, ewes $6 00 to $7 25; feeders $12.50 to $13-50. ENTERTAIN GROUP AT SHOWER LOCAL HOG MARKET Kiev Station) Market 10c to 20e lower. Top: $14. 10; 160 to 180 lbs $13.50 to $13.90 190 to 330 lbs., S13.30 to $14 10; pack ing sows, $12.30 t: $12.80. LOCAL MARKETS Eggs—35c. Sweet Cream—51c. Cream No. 1—50c. Cream No. 2—48c. Heavy Hens—22c. Leghorn Hens- 20c. Old Roosters—15c. Heavy springs -26c Leghorn spring- 24c Cox—18c

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