FOR SALE: Harley Davison mo le A T Cornish
For sale an incomplete Harley Davidson item likely from a classifieds page. Listed at 419 4th Ave S EL COKE. Includes promises of prompt delivery. Also note Butler Coal Co phone 305 and a separate WANTED notice seeking a married couple for furnished room via PAC c/o REGISTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. S. E
A. T. Cornish
Ave. S. E
Texaco
Delvely
Harley Davison Mole
4Th Ave
EL Coke
Butler Coal CO
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From West Des Moines Daily Register
Puzzle page from West Des Moines Daily Register June 29 1940 presents a large themed crossword with numbered clues across and down. Entries include musical terms and geographic names, with several references to countries animals plants and common objects. Lines show scattered readable fragments of clue pairs and a partial answer grid.
Hog Market Snapshots Across Waterloo Cedar Rapids Chicago
Waterloo hog market remains steady with top at 14.45 and rates for 160 to 170 and 170 to 400 pounds. Cedar Rapids reports similar steady pricing with top 14.60 and ranges for 160 to 170 and 270 to 600 pounds. Chicago Livestock notes 4,000 hogs active, steady, with good and choice borrows and gifts above 140 pounds at 14.75, good and choice sows and overall cattle receipts steady and fully cleared.
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Waterloo
WFA
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Market Report on Cattle and Sheep Prices
Auction details show 18 head of cattle with steers at 1450 down to 1250, heavy beef bulls up to 1550, light cutter cows 825 and beef cows 950 to 1250, weighted sausage offerings 1325, stock cattle steady at 1650 down. Sheep and lambs: good and choice spring lambs 1635, Bucks 1.00 lower, medium 1450-1550, light s from 15 with double deck mainly medium eld crop 85 lb shorn lambs No 1 pelt 1550, shorn aged ewes down to 650.
Produce Market Report Highlights Mixed Eggs and Cheeses
The market shows firm prices for eggs and meats with varied scores across dairy products. California and Virginia offerings appear, with track and street sales noted, including long whites and market ceilings, while receipts and shipments reflect a steady but uneven demand.
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Chicago
Paul
Ecounts
Butler
Exual
Ital
Itals
Virginia Cobblers
Caifornia Longwhites
Commedadis
Grain Market Final Grain Review
Grain futures led by wheat rose with late prices firm on the Chicago board. Mill buying and flour orders supported values as hedge selling eased and new crop movement remained modest. Wheat gained about 1 1 8 to 1 2 8 cents, corn near unchanged to up 5 8, oats up 3 8 to 5 8, rye up 3 4 to 1 1 4, and barley steady.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
U. S
Markets At A Glance From United Press
Stocks rise in moderate trading while bonds hold firm. Cotton and grains show little change with wheat up and corn steady. Hog and cattle markets seen as active and steady. Painting guidance advises thorough drying of plastered walls before finishing coats. Nutrition notes promote fish as a protein source and outline proper storage and thawing methods. Want-ads claim results.
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United Press
Fayette County Board Proceedings Open with Multiple Authorizations
The Fayette County Board of Supervisors met May 1 in the Court House with quorum. They authorized the chair to execute a quit claim deed correcting a prior warranty deed, approved a $1,800 investment in United States Savings Bonds, and passed multiple waivers and quit claim actions on parcels in Oelwein and surrounding areas while noting tax status and estate matters.
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Board of Supervisors
Fayette County
Laws
Court House
Donald W
Erma I van Sickle
Iowa
State of
United States Savings
Johanna Wilke
Celwein
Harry R. Humphry
Fred W. Gremmels
John Kamlowsky
Barbara Kamlowsky
Linckner
Oelwein
Farvelle County
Ken
Barbara Kamiowsky
John Kamiowsky
John H. Kam
I. C. Zachary
Sarré
Fareite
Icwa
Cou i Amd
Marrey
Tones Cour Town
Oely
Adonn
Harry R. Rumpher
Fred. W. Gremmels
Armstrong
Oehwein
Tom Boleyn
Fragmented 1945 meeting minutes and stray notes
The fragmentary text records a board minutes moment with adjournment to May 24 1945 and includes signatures A E Smith and Hazel Gehring. It then veers into historical notes about Benjamin Willerd and musical clocks and a garbled discussion on scum from hot milk, parental ambitions, and Raikes Sunday schools abroad.
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A. E. Smith
Favorite Radio Programs Over Three Major Networks Friday Evening
Radio schedule summary listing WMT CBS MBS and WGN for Friday evening programs from 6:00 to 12:10 with shows including The Jack Kirkwood Show Jimmy Fidler Friday on Broadway Aldrich Family Adventures of Thin Man Those Webster Moore and Durante Harry James Band Doug Grant News Eric Madriguera's Band News Frankie Master’s Band and other late night features across multiple networks.
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WMT
Jack Kirkwood
Jimmy Fidler
Brnadway
Moore
Saturday Evening Radio Programs Featured Acts and News
A dense schedule lists Joe Reichmans Band and many programs from 6:00 pm to 12:30 am including the Anti-Saloon League program, Mayor of the Town, FLB I in Peace and War, Hit Parade, Freedom of Opportunity, various orchestras, news updates, and late-night concerts. Prominent names include Henry Busse, Frankie Masters, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Strang, Eddy Oliver, and Judy Canova with stations and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Pierce
Frank Singiser
Douglas Grant
Henry Busse
Frankie Masters
Tommy Dorsey
Sien
Chicago
Blue Barron
Eddy Oliver
Benny Strang
Sunday Evening Radio Schedule May Include Crime Doctor and Texaco
Broadcast lineup lists CBS WMT and WGN programs from 6:00 p.m. to midnight with music shows, dramas, news, and host Cedric Foster and Emil Pettis Orch. The slate includes Blondie Crime Doctor Texaco Star Theater Mystery House and more, ending with sign off at 12:36.
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Blue Barron
Alexander
Gabriel Heatter
Steel Horizons
Cedric Foster
Emil Pettis
Earl Wilson
Helen Hayes
Mystery House
Chicago
Benny Strong
Oliver
del Courtney
Manhattan Music
Parky's
Austin & Scott
M. L. Nelson
War Service
Billboard
America United
Shredantic
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I Register
Spencer
Frank's Barber Shop
West Charles St. Fuller
W. R. Marsh
Westgate
Los Angeles
War Manpower Commission
Clyde
Sears Order
Cal
Pann
L. L. James
Yinier Spring
112Nd St. NW
By Ken Reynolds
Ber
East Charles St
Bev B. Little
Reclior
Knapp Coal CO
Kupers Grocery
Butler Coal Coo
OLR Toyland
George McFarlane & Sons
Celwein Daily Register Office
W. G. Munzer
Hazleton, Towa
1St Ave
Hazleton
Annis
Guam
Alyce M. Frame
L. Cattrell
Independence
Daily Crossword
Byron
Bown
Spiritual
Lure
Lighthorse
Harry
Southern
Garret
Ametucus
Westerdas
I—Oelwein Daily Register
Hennery
West Union
Hazel Gehring
Benjamin Willerd
Boston Gazette
Balzic
Beeatha
Cellini
Darwin
Damrosch
Gloucester
England
Aldrich Family
Bill Henry
WGN
John Holbrook
Lucia Thorhéke
Walt
Dunhinger
Hollywood Theatre
M.L Nelson
Bu Stern
Garry Lenhart
Cbs-Mbs
Joe Reichman
Anti-Saloon League
Pgm
American Air
del Courtmey’s Orch
Cliff Carl & Co
Tin Pan Alley
Carnival
Judy Canova
Thomas Peluso
San Francisco
CBS
Men of Vision
Texaco Star Theater
Wens
Tommy Tuckers
WHO
NBC
Frances Lansford
Woolworth’s
W. H. Pflughaupt
Shiropractic Health Service
E. Charles St
Oclwein
Ows
Sprague’s. Hatchery
Louis C Rathbun
Optometrist
Rathbun Bros
Oelwein Maynard Fayette
Oelwein Rendering Service
Palace Pantorium
Mother Hubbard
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