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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
4
The report details cattle and hog prices at Waterloo and Cedar Rapids markets with mixed results. Beef cows steady to strong, top end around 14 holes per cwt. fat lambs and yearlings show activity and varied values. hog prices range with top bids near 13.50 per cwt for several weight classes and regions.
A mixed set of classified lines lists rental offers and sales including an eight room upstairs apartment with garage at 19 percent, a Boston Bull puppies ad, a Winchester 12 gauge pump gun, cabbage plants, dressed hens, a bottle gas stove, and an Iowa district court notice in Fayette County naming Frank Raatz and Stella Raatz as defendants in a case against Hall and Hall M. D. s. The notice directs Mr Frank Raatz and Mrs Frank Raatz or Stella Raatz to respond in the case.
Hall and Hall M D s sue Frank Raatz and Stella Raatz husband and wife for 412 715 plus attorney fees on a promissory note. A writ of attachment covers Lot 27 Block 3 Westgate Addition West Union. An injunction restrains transfer until the case is heard. Court to proceed Sept 8 1943 at West Union Iowa unless appearance is made.
Chicago market notes show hogs 22 000 head with declines of 10 to 35 cents and top at 14.25, weights 150 to 180 pounds at 15. Calves, cattle and yearlings firm with fed steers and yearlings 14.50 to 16.25, stock cattle active, heifers firm with choice to prime at 16.90 and bulk 14.00 to 15.75. Sows ruled around 13.75 to 14.00 for 400 to 500 pounds.
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Wheat futures edged higher on a firmer tone late trading but finished near unchanged as weather reports buoyed the spring crop prospects. Oats rose modestly while rye and corn moved little amid cautious sentiment and policy developments. Canadian export tax changes and CCC parity actions provided limited impact.
Market notes show unchanged pricing with receipts for cheese butter and eggs steady. Heavy fowls broilers and leghorn broilers list per-pound prices. poultry and dairy items reflect firm demand as Chicago market reports current offers and weights for 1943 production items.
Juxtaposed figures show potato arrivals at 42 and shipments at 680 for Idaho, with very light supplies yet good demand and firm to slightly stronger market. California long whites are sold washed and unwashed, under ice, with mixed commercial activity and notable prices around 4.00 per unit.
United Press reports a broad downturn with stocks lower and bonds down while curb prices fall. Chicago stocks show irregular activity as cotton slips up to 50 cents a bale. Wheat largely unchanged to modest gains. Livestock in Chicago: hogs weak, cattle strong, lambs steady to dull, sheep steady.
Stanley residents celebrate a forthcoming marriage as Nora Judd a Hazleton teacher with years in Stanley Aurora and Kel logg Iowa completes a second year at Gowrie Ia and sails to Portland Oregon for a June wedding. A pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs Walter Martin and Mrs Amos White in Delwein extended best wishes and gifts followed by news of the Bates family death in Cadet Wisconsin with funeral in Stanley area relatives attending.
Agatha and Clemantine fear watchers and spies as they plan escape from a rooming house. A blind man hints at clues while suspicions swirl about Hans Putnam and a possible trap. They flee via Hans old car to stage a rapid exit and await news on their next move.
Family notices include Grant Day and his wife of Waterloo announcing the birth of a daughter on May 31. Other items report Royal Neighbor lodge meeting, funeral travel, church farewell for Rev. G. A. Thomas, and various visits and visits to relatives across Des Moines, Manchester, Charles City, Sumner, Independence, and Oelwein. Plans for Stanley alumni picnic at Oelwein Park June 20.
In a duplicate match the key defense is to retain the high card in the long suit to reach the crucial third trick. The article analyzes Bast’s play and how hearts and diamonds interact with defense, detailing how misdefense or misfinesse can cost or save the contract across multiple layouts.
The note lists several local names including Stanley Francis Theodorn, Mr and Mrs Harold Hare and family spending Thursday in Leslie Davis's Maynard area home. Kennet Peterson of near Oelwein visited in the home of his uncle Chas Livesy last week.
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