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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1950
Page
4
A dense Ollage of vintage cars trucks and farm machinery is listed from several dealers including Anderek Chevrolet Monroe Feed and Seed Co Stauffacher Sales Busjahno Implement KANE Farm Equipment and more. Ads mention specific models engines and implements with contact details for Wisconsin Illinois dealers and individuals.
Classified notice seeking a manager to service five cent candy bar machines and one cent amusement machines with no selling. Factory representative will secure locations and arrange set up. Earn up to 12 000 yearly once established, with $400 monthly base and potential part time and full time pay. Apply by writing box 18 in care of The Times. Building permit notice attached for Otto Blumer residence project with dates July 18 25 and August 1.
The senate approved a $58,070,000 hike to this year's Marshall Plan funds raising Western Europe total to $2,726,761,473. Senator Hayden proposed the increase and won 42 to 29. A full bill vote remains. Earlier Kem's attempt to cut $718,691,473 failed 59 to 12.
Washington report notes the Senate Judiciary Committee recommended against confirming two federal judges. Neil Andrews for the Northern District of Georgia and Carroll O Switzer for the Southern District of Iowa were rejected.
Fritzie Neuenschwander of Monroe won both female and male junior fair rabbit show championships. Joseph Dun lavey of Monroe led the blue ribbon litter, Joe Jaeggi and Juda earned the red ribbon group, and Carla Cotherman of Monroe received the white ribbon.
Washington reported Wisconsin casualties in list No. 48 of U S forces in Korea. Beloit’s First Lieutenant William H. Hotchkiss was killed in action. Missing in action were Pfc Clifford W. Morgan Pfc Walter H. Horning and Pfc Harold C. Tacke.
Livestock salable hogs 11 000 mostly slow and 50 75 cents lower. cattle 7 500 salable with steers and heifers weak to 50 cents lower. Load weights quoted across categories. heavier weights scarce. Cattle and calves market mixed with loads and prices listed for steers, yearlings, heifers, cows and bulls. Cash wheat and corn futures mixed with firm poultry and steady to firm butter and eggs. mill buying supports wheat while new crop arrivals affect corn.
Advertises pattern 9050 by Marian Martin for girls with two dress styles size 2 to 10. Notes fabric needs for size 6 and a completed, illustrated guide. Send 25 cents to Marian Martin pattern dept at The Times 232 West 18th Street New York.
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