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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1945
Page
7
WANTED TO BUY Ear corn in unlimited amount. Also seeking portable small concrete mixer gasoline or electric. Contact Ted Rueter Westgate Iowa by telephone 16F23. WANTS A CHILD ON in good condition. Phone 1277 7-3.
Waterloo and Cedar Rapids hog markets show steady pricing. Sows reach 13.46 per cwt, typical loads 460 pounds and 609 pounds for butchers 160 to 270 pounds. Cedar Rapids notes hog market steady with ranges for 170 and 260 pounds.
Chicago livestock market shows steer prices mostly steady to slightly lower with bulk demand weak. Bulls gain about 25 cents, meat cuts steady, heavy beef products down around 50 cents. Sheep and lambs are generally steady to lower with spring lambs drifting 16.4 to 16.5 per hundredweight and odd yearlings and cull numbers noted.
Market notes show egg categories No 1 and No 2, heavy springs, leghorn varieties, and shorn roosters. Chicago reporting lists poultry and cheese details, butter receipts at 765,518 pounds with a firm market, scores and store data, plus cooking and canning notes and case counts.
Grain market summary notes a four cent rise in July futures to a 20 year peak amid nervous trading. Eastern buyers and grain dealers sold large quantities while heavy offerings prompted some buying. Corn moved with government demand, rye and oats mixed, and feeder prices steady in a tense session.
The denner hosts greet Aggie Jones and old friends as Helen faces a tense moment with Paul about their future. Aggie worries Helen delays marriage while Philip pressures, and Zoe remains restless. Music, war news, and cake mark the late gathering as Helen contemplates a future with Philip or Jim, while steadfastly resisting Paul.
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