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Newspaper
Oelwein Daily Register
Location
Oelwein, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1945
Page
7
A fragmented market notice shows a WANTED TO RENT ad for housing, plus scattered livestock and commodity data. It lists inquiries for furnished rooms and married couples, then shifts to Chicago and Cedar Rapids hog and livestock market figures, prices for calves, cows, bulls, and fowl, with notes on receipts, market firmness, and varying prices for eggs, butter, and potatoes.
Classified ad offers a tower corn cultivator listed by Mary Huntzer located 1472 miles west of Stanley. Also available are electric razors new at 15.90 dollars used at 15.00 dollars and 4 used razors priced at 10.00 dollars. Call 516 Frederick for details.
The page lists a two column crossword with Across and Down clues, many garbled. It includes numbers, partial word hints, and some misread letters. The reader is asked to fill in standard crossword entries such as road, ship deck, pig pen, beak, beak and other common terms, plus a set of planetary or Greek letter hints.
Market firm at ceiling with occasional car offerings. Focal trace market tracks LCL sales per 100 lb sack. California Pontiacs mentioned at a dollar. A 2 inch minimum street sale per 100 feet. Long whites washed in U.S. markets referenced.
Chicago trade shows a weaker finish as cash grain demand lags and deferred corn and wheat months pull prices. Oats slide with tighter supplies and hedging pressure dims, while reports cite farmer reluctance and easing futures, with July and September corn trading lower and oats down notably.
Stocks higher and quiet while bonds and U S government funds vary. Cotton steady. wheat closes 1 3 2 lower. corn unchanged to 7 8 lower. oats 1 to 1 5 8 lower. rye 2 1 4 to 5 lower. barley 3 3 4 lower. Chicago hogs active and steady. cattle and sheep active.
Mrs. Chris Rasmussen correspondent Rosella McComb reports weekend guests at the Leona Cowles home in Far Park. Mr and Mrs Chris Rasmussen and family and Jean Ann Ce were among attendees with the Cowles family hosting at Far Park.
Mr and Mrs Trigver Halbert Esy Claire Wis. visited Karen Lee in Wisconsin Monday morning. They were joined by relatives Mr and Mrs Ted Wegner for supper at Gene Wilbur's home. Wegner Jones prepared for army service. Neighbors attended birthdays and a Sewing Circle met with Major McFadden in attendance.
Edmonds figure and parents named as Frank and two others in unclear notation. No clear events or actions identified.
Mr and Mrs Wm Reinking eMcClang and Mrs nking were business shoppers in Cedar Revids Saturday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Klug feed Hilughor Gerald Schee and Ms Ernest Eick visited Leonard Roger home Wednesday evening. Art Wright and 29 the Al aster Reinking of Waverly and Mr and Grucemacher and Mrs and Mrs Ed Pias fay called at the Chas home Friday evening to remind Mrs Plaster of her birth anniversary. McCinin was an over guest her friend Helen Gor S Fremort-Or Tow.
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