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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1947
Page
2
A customer seeks a packed ice cream with the taste of sweet flavors and convenience. The note contrasts modern ready cartons with older bulk ice cream, seeking 5 Bee cream manufacturers and consistent quality across formats.
The speaker argues major legislative items, including Hawaii statehood and poll tax reforms, deserve timely action. He contends Americans have not yet freed all groups and urges the Senate to act to reflect freedoms promised by the nation. He notes Alaska and Hawaii have expressed statehood wishes and presses for concrete progress.
Abby Wallace plans a home visit with Barry Lambert while Craig Emerson fears her father Norman Wallace will object. Tensions rise as Abby debates inviting Barry to the estate under her father’s scrutiny, with Val Stanley causing additional worry and a looming party atmosphere at Fairton.
A 1937 scrapbook note highlights events such as U S naval actions in Shanghai and personnel shifts. Mentions include Admiral Harry E Yar U S N and the Augusta flagship, a Norwegian-born Mrs C O Stix, pilot Jimmy Mattern and lost Russian flyers, and local bank merger discussions.
T Sgt Em A Norberg, local recruiter, announces new enlistment for air force and regular forces as unification changes the Army recruitment service to a combined forces recruiting service. Norberg’s weekly schedule lists visits at Schu’s Shop, Brodhead on Tuesday and Monticello and New Glarus posts on Thursday and specific hours.
In a letter to Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov, Marshall urged the Soviet Union to reexamine stalled efforts toward a unified provisional government for Korea. He called the failure of a joint Soviet mission to advance that goal a matter of great concern to the United States.
Emerson compliments Abby as she leaves, noting her poise and dignity. The car conversation shifts to Val, depicted as striking yet unattainable in Emerson's view, while Abby contemplates beauty and aging with a hint of longing.
The piece advises turning late spring corn into silage to recover potential milk income. It recommends building a temporary silo, using welded wire fencing or trench silos, and consulting a county agent or dairy plant fieldman for supplies and guidance. Emphasis is on dry cows needing 2 to 8 pounds of grain daily plus hay or silage, and on pasture renovations and fall seeding to improve next year’s milk production.
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