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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1952
Page
4
Retail window notices announce price cuts at Becker's Leader Store for Carter's Undies and The Link Store as closing out sales proceed. The ad lists folding lawn chairs at 1.99 from 2.79 and mentions spackling compound from Gamble's KEX as a basic Swedish putty filler. Green County Lumber and Fuel Haworth's present in the lineup.
A Monroe Wisconsin classified page lists used cars parts and farm items. It includes buyers seeking cows horses and cheese permits plus apartments for rent and small business opportunities. A Wisconsin probate notice appears with a final settlement hearing for the estate of Robert E Williams in Green County.
The document outlines the court’s authority to determine and adjudicate any inheritance tax payable, dated August 2, 1952, signed by Judge Pynos Lamboley.
Receipts estimated at 300 for salable livestock with week-ago comparisons. Barrows and gilts mostly 25 to 50 higher with weights over 230 pounds leading gains. sows up about 50. Top price 24.50 for choice 190-210 pounds. late bulk 190-220 pounds 23.75-24.35, 230-250 pounds 23.25-24.00, 250-270 pounds 22.75-23.50, some 280-310 pounds 21.50-23.70. Cows under 350 pounds 19.75-21.50, 350-400 pounds 18.75-20.25, 400-500 pounds 17.75-19.00, heavier weights down to 16.50 and below. Salable cattle 100 estimated. week-ago: slaughter steers mostly 50 to 1.00 lower, prime heifers steady, cows and bulls 1.00-2.00 lower, lowest prices since mid-1950s. Prime steers 11,073 pounds up to 35.50 for top. Bulk stock calves and replacement steers steady. other grades 50 lower.
Milwau kee report says spade work by deputy Ralph Schuster and tavern operator Erv Gruszcynski uncovered a saucer sized oil stained ground near a Lake Town property. The oil spread six feet before petering out at seven inches deep and was traced to a damaged transformer pole from a recent storm. Gruszcynski remains hopeful but law enforcers and the Electric Co. say it is not an oil well.
Milwaukee petition seeks to simplify name as court hears aliases for a man known as George Bartoszewski or Boleslaus Bartoszewski in a name dispute. Wisconsin County Boards Association meets September 15 to 17 in Elkhart Lake with Gov Koher as main speaker. Leather resists water when heated to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
Sam Dawson reports that profits among 327 leading U.S. corporations for the first half of the year fell about 11 percent from 1951 levels. Industrials declined sharply while aircraft utilities and oil posted gains. textiles and steel suffered the most. Net income totaled about $1.983 billion versus $2.223 billion a year earlier, with railroads roughly even and utilities up seven percent. Dividend payments reached a first-half high on the New York Stock Exchange.
GREEN BAY The federal government and city clash over a two inch wide sidewalk wedge at Legion Park parcel. Brown County deeded the land for a post office but federal surveyors claim encroachment and now seek a permit and joint operation terms. City Attorney Clarence Nier shows a file of maps and papers filling inches, as the dispute drags on.
Marian Martin offers a pattern for girls sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14 with a sundress jumper and blouse options. The 35 inch fabric needs 2 1/2 yards for the jumper and 1 yard for the blouse, with illustrated steps and a complete chart. Send 35 cents to The Times Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York NY.
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