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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
4
The page lists-for-rent two room furnished or unfurnished apartments with private bath and entrance, contact at 669. It sells gas ranges and tables top stoves, plus North New City potatoes. It also shows livestock market details from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo with hog and lamb prices and weight ranges.
Chicago markets report mixed cattle and hog prices with USDA data showing opening activity steady to higher on hogs and firm cattle. Livestock receipts around 1000 cattle with eastern buyers active, top steer price near 16.50, bulk heifers about 13.75 to 15.00, hogs 14.25 to 14.45 for 180 to 360 pound range, sow prices 13.90 to 14.15.
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Grain market closes with rye reaching new high marks amid fluctuating prices. Chicago trading activity shows strong demand and continued volatility as investors reassess supply expectations and weather impacts.
Barclay explains a common bridge play where a fourth best lead from the long suit can mislead. The East chosen ace over queen on the opening spade altered the defense, allowing the declarer to fail in clubs and diamonds. The column discusses how the correct defense to 3NT hinges on signaling and card placement.
Grain markets closed firm with wheat leading gains while July wheat reached the highest level in about two months. Oats advanced to new highs since April, rye fell on profit-taking, and corn remained near unchanged at OPA levels. Traders watched Washington for loan rate and ceiling news as feed grain scarcity and loan prospects influenced sentiment.
Chicago market reports firm receipts with 11 trucks noted. Poultry entries list heavy fowls under four pounds and leghorns, with prices around .0 to .2. Breeds include heavy breeders and leghorn breeders at various weights. Butter receipts exceed 1.5 million pounds with an unsettled market, while cheese shows Twins at 25.2 and longhorns at 26.0.
Agatha and Clemantine conceal in a College President Hill era office as Willard confronts them with a gun. The pair escape through a window while police close in. The blind boy signals danger and sacrifices himself to aid them, as the pursuit continues.
The market shows light offerings across produce with demand good and prices firm. Eggs run 29 823 cases with contract grade No 1 at 36 percent fresh graded firsts around 36 3 4 to 38 1 45 per dozen. potatoes arrivals 57 on track with 1 114 shipments. California Long Whites washed quoted at 4.25 to 4.30, U S 1 size A washed. U S 2 at 3.75. Alabama Bliss Triumphs unwashed 3.90. Louisiana Bliss Triumphs Victory grade 3.85. carrot track sales noted.
United Press notes mixed market moves with stocks irregular and bonds down while U S governments show uneven strength. Chicago grain prices rise with wheat up 7 8 to 13 8 and eats up 1 4 to 3 8. Livestock in Chicago steady to firm with hogs and cattle steady, lambs stronger, sheep steady. Alloy Brakes announces a new strip steel and copper iron powder brake design for airplanes offering longer wear and rapid heat conduction.
Roane Waring national commander of the American Legion says the administration’s labor policy bears primary blame for the coal strike, faults Frances Perkins and urges miners to return to work. He pins some blame on John L. Lewis and operators but argues government action, not leadership, escalated the dispute.
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