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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1968
Page
6
UPI notes early grain trading in Chicago with wheat futures showing mixed ranges across March, May, July and September maturities. Prices listed include high and low ranges with closing figures, reflecting modest shifts in the grain complex.
Drake improves to 81 71 over Iowa State at the Armory. Willie Wise leads with 17 points, Dolph Pulliam 15, while six Bulldogs reach double figures. Aaron Jenkins paces Cyclones with 22, as Drake turns turnovers into fast breaks and dominates after a 40 37 halftime margin.
City Mangold Walker Stephens and Gebhardt, solicitor John C. Owens present. Street fund items listed include Waggoner Welding equipment repair Sitter Auto Supply supplies Fenn Farm Service equipment repair Bob Roe's Htg and Hdw supplies Connelly Hardware supplies Town Southern Utilities service General Telephone Co service Trust and Agency payroll transfer.
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