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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1955

Page

4

Alfalfa Hay and Straw Bales Lead Local Listings

Readable items show 40 cent straw bale sales from Frank Guttmer Woodford and 20 acres of standing alfalfa hay. Baseball standings and results include Brooklyn, Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Pittsburgh with varied scores and postponements. Schedule notes list games for Tuesday with times and venues across major leagues.

Frank Guttmer Woodford Brooklyn Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburgh Cleveland Boston Detroit Kansas City Washington Baltimore

Dairy subcommittee to tour Wisconsin dairy sites

Rep Kerr and Rep Johnson announce a Wisconsin dairy study tour by the House agriculture subcommittee. They will start in Madison on November 13 with hearings from 9 am to 4 pm, then travel to sauk, Marshfield, Greenwood, Eau Claire, Ellsworth, and Minneapolis for farm visits, factory tours, and inspections through November 16.

Johnson Black River Falls House Agriculture Madison Wausau Marathon Marshfield Greenwood Eau Claire Ellsworth Minneapolis

Torrid Weather Damage Expands Across Regions

The Associated Press reports an intensifying heat wave expanding through the nation’s northeast quarter with forecasts of a warmer than usual August. High temperatures in the 90s and above strain waters, crops, and city supplies while farmers assess corn and soybean yields and enclosures.

Associated Press U. S. Weather Bureau Rockies Midwest Kansas North Dakota Dakotas Hot Belt

Market report notes brisk hog and cattle activity

Salable hogs 7 000 fairly active with higher bids on butchers and weights, cattle and calves 21 000 and 300 with steers to 24.75, heifers up to 22, cows steady to slow, produce prices steady, eggs and grain prices listed, followed by a brief jungle note on elephants slipping away quietly when danger looms.

Livestock Chicago USDA U. S

Sox Rained Out but Gain Ground

Chicago White Sox remain AL leaders after rain washed out a doubleheader with Baltimore. The Sox and Orioles tied 2-2 after 12 innings. Yankees split a doubleheader and Cleveland lost to Washington with rain halting the nightcap. Cubs beat the Dodgers 4-3 at Wrigley Field as Don Zimmer struck out with bases loaded in the ninth. Sam Jones faces Don Newcombe in next Dodgers tilt.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Baltimore Sox Orioles New York Yankees Cleveland Washington Yanks George Kelly Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Wrigley Field Dodgers Cubs Bob Rush Warren Hacker Don Zimmer Hal Jeffcoat Zimmer Hacker Sam Jones Dodger Don Newcombe

Work Speeded For State Fair

Milwaukee reports preparations for the 1955 State Fair with opening set for August 20. Fair manager W. M. Masterson says over 150 workers are on site painting, redecorating 35 state buildings, and repairing 10 miles of internal streets. A $15,000 dairy building renovation is under way through joint efforts of the fair, Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, and the American Dairy Association.

Milwaukee W. M. Masterson Masterson

Elderly woman struck while rushing for streetcar

Mrs. Essie Madsen, 87, suffered only minor cuts and bruises after being hit by an automobile while running to catch a streetcar in Los Angeles. She received prompt care and was not seriously injured.

Los Angeles Essie Madsen Mrs. Madsen

Wisconsin educator Herbert Steiner dies at 68

Herbert R. Steiner, 68, longtime member of the Wisconsin State College faculty, died Sunday in a local hospital after 37 years of service at the college in Stevens Point.

Stevens Point Herbert R. Steiner Wisconsin State College

Marian Martin Dress Pattern 9273 For Misses Sizes 12-20

Versatile Misses dress pattern 9273 suited to office dinner and evening dates. Size 16 requires 4% yards of 39 inch fabric. Includes complete illustrated sew chart and easy fit guidance. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing, Marian Martin Pattern Dept The Times 232 West 18th Street New York NY.

Marian Martin Care of the Times Pattern Dept West 18Th Street New York 11 N.Y

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