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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1944
Page
7
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Chicago market notes hogs at about 13.65 to 14.00 for various weights with strong demand for normal to heavy hogs, cattle: calves around 14.00 to 17.00, cows and heifers mostly steady to slightly lower, canners 5.50 to 6.75, beef cows 8.00 to 10.50, stocker and feeder activity at a standstill, sheep 3,000 head noted with scattered early activity.
Steady cattle sales with lamb bids weak to 25 cents lower. Early lamb sales good. choice natives around 14.50. other natives and westerns near 14.75. light natives uneven 11.50 to 17.00. Slaughter ewes 6.25 each. few culls to 4.50. Waterloo hog market steady. top 13.40. various weights 12.15 to 13.40. Cedar Rapids hogs steady with top 13.45. sows 12.95 to 13.15. Produce market shows eggs 43e, butter mostly firm, cheese prices steady, chickens lightly sold. Idaho russet burbank, Colorado Red, Nebraska, North Dakota, Wisconsin prices listed with mixed bids.
Grain market ends with rye down 1 3 4 to 2 cents, wheat steady to firm, corn off up to 1 1 2 cents. December contracts lead demand from elevator and commission houses, distillers expected to use corn, flour demand rising, oats mixed, overall cautious with light trade volume.
Fred Baldhaupt died at New Hampton hospital at 6 AM Monday after an illness since last June. Funeral at Richfield Lutheran Church, Rev G H Diemer officiating, burial in adjacent cemetery. Born May 6, 1883 in Westwood Ohio, he moved to the area with his parents at age seven and farmed nearby. He married Hilda Niewoehner June 1 1322 at Richfield Lutheran. They lived in Sumner then on the farm. He went to Rochester last June for an operation.
Me is survived by his widow, five children, Wélen, Evelyn, Henry, Leo, Lavern, all at home, four brothers, Ernest, Lake Wil son, Minn., Henry, Bismark, N. D., Frank Austin, Texas, and Herman, Montana, and one sister, Miss Mary Buldhaupt, Sumner. Mrs. Fritz Kruse died suddenly at home at six o'clock Monday morning. She is survived by her husband and three children, one six months old, six and four years old. The family moved to this community last spring from the redreka neighborhood. Service Men and Women News: Mr and Mrs. A Schmidt of Cedar Rapids and former Hawkeye residents have two sons and two daughters in service. Their son, Cpl Ervin Schmidt, is in France. Lt. George Schmidt is a navigator in California, and their daughter, Sgt. Pauline Schmidt, is a WAC in South Carolina. Mrs. Lawrence Goodrick and son Tommy, Owatonna, Minn., visited the Hey. G. Goodrick home. The article lists many relatives and service members in various locations. The Jones-Kroemer marriage and local school program are detailed, including ceremonies, resumes, and staff involved. Also notes about a Sumner funeral for Mrs. Ralph Richmond.
In Annapolis harbor Russell learns Anne cared for her invalid mother while studying nursing. Dr Raynor explains Anne's family secrets and sacrifice, then proposes help for Dan to start anew in New York or Los Angeles while Russell contemplates funding and loyalty.
A list of students by grade and name profiles roles for an upcoming play. Names include Tinker Bell Martyn Burkhart Mother Goose Shirley Buck Josxce Timm Butterfly Alyce Dietel Mary Contrary Betsy Henderson Jack Horner Donald Lee Little Miss Muffet Simmey Burkhart Simple Simon Leo Scharnhorst Mary Kay Jones Old King Cole Kenneth Salis Old Mother Hubbard Irene Lee Betty Blue Grace Steege Little Bo-Peep Ann Curtis Tom the Pipers Son James Fritz ack and ill Lester Lalone Wanita Steege Billy Kollman Wee Willie Winkie Rodney Olesen Moonbeam Nadine Campbell fifth and sixth grades First Speaker Veronica Huber Second Speaker Ruth Miller Third Speaker Jeanne Grantteman Fourth Speaker Anna Mae Steege Fifth Speaker Carolyn Miller Josephine Kuepper Trio Ruth Miller Jeanne Granneman and Josephine Kuepper Chorus all members of the fifth and sixth The Dummy seventh and eighth Ray Hitchcock Don Curtis Jane Hitchcock Betsy Christian Emma the maid Mary Belschner Ted Manners George Boeucher and the policeman Kenneth Lauer
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