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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
9
Shoppers' Guide ad notes last day of the Rhomberg sale at Milady's and announces a January clearance with a group of fine purses at Lee's. Linoleum kitchen patterns promote The Leader Store offerings.
Sole Livestock East Wol l Broumown offers feeder pigs of all sizes and pullets. Route in Wy and Monroe. 100 White Rocks pullets priced at 1.35 each. Darryl T. Camron routes five. Pets listed.
A rambling classified page offers farm equipment supplies and farm labor ads. Items include worm chaser tonic from Monroe Feed and Seed Co, lime stone pulverizers, rock crushers, bale wire, corn shelters, and spray products. Also listed are oil heaters, furniture, used pianos and appliances, hardware by Fred Lanz, and help wanted ads for dairy farm work. Public notices cover hearings on real estate and estate administration in Green County Wisconsin with dates in January and April 1944.
Mrs C L Crage hosted a family dinner with DeVoe and Bast relatives and guests from Monroe Rockford Verona and Seattle. Cora Leck hosted other visitors including Keller Good man and Bast families. News notes a son Cpl Ralph Lueck nearing home after service while Ernest Soddy's family recovers from flu.
Market data shows slaughter steers 13.50 to 17.50 with two toads and high bids 18.00. Best heifers 16.50. cutter cows 825 and down. beef cows 9.50 to 12.00. salable 4,000. Western lambs 14.85. native lambs 14.50 to 14.85. 110-lb fed lambs 14.50. Prices indicate steady trends across items.
Trading volume was light as brokers noted no clear market force for most of the day. Prices fluctuated on the tight supply situation after President Truman's speech last night. Receipts reported include Wheat seven cars, Corn 177, Oats 36, and Soybeans two.
The trading session in New York showed some recoveries with leaders modestly higher while overall sentiment stayed cautious. Investors faced a subdued opening, delayed by a lingering strike. gains appeared late in the day across scattered industrials and utilities as bidding remained timid and volume fell from the opening.
Eve ning Times Pattern Department advertises Marian Martin Pattern 9047 a frock with buttoned scallops in a rac edged design. Sizes 34 through 46 require 3 5 yards of 35 inch fabric with 20 cents payment and the address to order at 232 West 18th Street New York.
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