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  1. O-Town Discount & More - 330 S Frederick Ave

    330 S Frederick Ave, Oelwein IA 50662

    4.5 Superb 29 reviews

    “I am so glad we FINALLY have a place to take our cans for redemption, I like that the workers are very nice and work very hard to get you in and out. With that being said, the only part I don't like is that you have to take your slip out the back door and go around to the front door to get your refund. I just think it would be easier just to let one of the workers in the back pay you,you should be able to trust your employees! Just my opinion”

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  2. Dollar General - 236 1st Ave SE

    236 1st Ave SE, Oelwein IA 50662

    2.8 Average 64 reviews

    “Overall good experience. Small wait at the register, no big deal. Was looking for Chili Beans, but they were out. Prices are good. I'm usually always able to find what I need. Nice and friendly staff”

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  3. Bowers North Discount Store - 206 Main Street South

    206 Main Street South, Hazleton IA 50641

    4.4 Superb 44 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 5PM

    “When I visited from Florida with my friend she insisted coming here bc she's from Iowa and i'd never been so she wanted to show me around. The staff was so friendly and it was really cool that my friend got to pick a prize for spending a certain amount. The store is packed with pretty much anything and everything and all at amazing prices! great 1st experience ??”

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