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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1949
Page
4
Hog salables around 12 000 mostly 25 cents lower with slow trading and some bids about 50 cents down. Cattle salables 7 000 with steers and heifers soft and cows steady to strong. vealers up to 50 cents higher. U.S. grading notes include 27.00 to 35.00 for good to low choice steers and 20.00 to 27.50 for medium to good heifers.
Prices for livestock and eggs remained mostly unchanged with several items showing small gains. Heavy hens at 23 to 24 cents per pound f o b fried, fryers 23 to 26 broilers 22 to 24. butter steady receipts 485 985 with slight increase on some 90 score butter at 61 and 90 carrots at 62. Eggs easier with receipts 14 722. Market gains about a point. trading began with a buying rush lifting prices to a 13 month high before stalling.
Decorators are redecorating Grant's Maple Grove Inn located on the old Argyle road. The tap room and kitchen are finished while the lower dining room is underway.
Kathryn Krauss and the Milton college chorus will be heard this evening over Madison WIBA at 10 30, not over a Milwaukee station as previously announced.
Lars Wick will serve as custodian at the courthouse for several days during a funeral. The arrangement places Wick on duty at the court facility while services are conducted.
Mr. Schneider left this morning for Hastings to attend the funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles Linder.
Mrs. Bertha Puempel of New Glarus has been dismissed from St Clare hospital and is convalescing at the Masshardt home at 2223 9th Street. Former hotel operator, she was a medical patient.
Albany special item reports a son born November 29 to Mr and Mrs Jack Croake Beloit who named him Michael. Mr Croake is listed as the father in the notice.
Mr and Mrs Harry Crooke are identified as Belox residents formerly living in Albany.
A venison dinner was served last evening to the softball and bowling team members and employees of Phillips and Smith Appliance Co at the Monroe Hotel. Covers were for 20.
In Sparta a Monday explosion of a combination electric wood stove killed 84 year old Mrs. F E Ren sch of Des Moines Washington. She suffered leg injuries from flying stove chunks and died several hours later at a hospital.
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