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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1945
Page
5
Puzzle appears as a mixed list of across and down clues with archaic and abbreviated hints. The item references a June 8, 131 issue of the Daily Register with a dense set of crossword entries, including Cherished animal and Boots hints, plus animal names, metals, and geographic terms.
A jittery ad sheet lists rush delivery tractor lights at 29.95 from Gambles, plus multiple sale items. Oak sectional book case with writing desk, home insulation, case iron horse cultivator, cabbage plants from Oelwein Nursery, complete screens stock, and an Oriental rug with cabinet are advertised with phone contacts and local names such as Frank Arnold and Stanley, Iowa.
A wants to rent a house or apartment and asks interested parties to inquire via W-9 c a. A separate notice seeks a furnished room for a married couple, directing inquiries to PAC c a.
Fragmented OCR shows Chicago produce items with weights and prices for poultry and livestock, plus receipts and current totals. Mentions include chickens, roosters, ducks, geese, and hogs with various weights and scores, along with sales figures, standards, and store notes on labor and freight. The text is garbled but indicates ongoing market throughput and pricing benchmarks.
Hog markets show top bids around 14.45 with butchers and sows noted at specific weights. Cedar Rapids and Chicago listings display similar hog and cattle activity with prices for 160-400 lb hogs and cattle, calves, and sheep showing varied strong, steady, or mixed results across the three markets.
In a tense interior scene on a plane above pines, Paul grapples with lingering affection for Zoe while mentoring Helen into photographic work for homeland defense. Helen weighs duty to Aunt Minerva against sense of national service as relations tighten. Paul admits Zoe stirred his feelings, but vows friendship with Helen remains. (To be continued)
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