Farmers Seek BYLES FORGAVE as Wanted to Buy
Farmers seek BYLES FORGAVE purchase, asking market buyers for offers. No further details available.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1955
Page
6
Farmers seek BYLES FORGAVE purchase, asking market buyers for offers. No further details available.
Married men sought for farm work with modern housing and good wages at several Iowa and Indiana locations. Jobs include delivery clerk stocking in groceries, bookkeeper with livestock interest, and dairy grain farm work with January 1 start. Apply at Box 51 The Times, or Equity Livestock Yards, Monticello, and Kenneth Schony near Orangeville.
Mrs. E. V. Bechtolt spent several days at Marshfield with her daughter Mrs. Harris Babler and family. She was joined by Mr. Bechtolt for Thanksgiving after deer hunting in northern Wisconsin. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bechtolt included their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Trumpy and family Monroe. Oy Crago was in Monroe Tuesday afternoon. There were 87,055 foreign visitors to Japan in 1945, nearly half of them Americans.
Salable hogs 10 000 steady to 25 higher on butchers with most advance on 230 lb weights and heavier. Sows steady to strong, strong shipping outlet, near full clearance. Cattle 1 000 and calves 200 with prime steers scarce, cows and bulls lower. Butter steady, eggs firm with wholesale prices up to 3 higher. wheat none, corn mixed with prices listed for new and old.
Sgt. Frank Dudowicz, local Army recruiter, says non-prior service men meeting standards may enlist directly for the 2nd Infantry Division as Operation Gyroscope begins. The 2nd Division at Ft. Lewis, Washington will relieve the 71st in Alaska on July 1, 1956. Enlistees face eight weeks basic at Ft. Leonard Wood before assignment.
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