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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1949
Page
4
Classified ads list numerous farm animals and gear for sale including purebred Holstein bulls, sows, gilts and piglets with breeders in Juda Clarno Argyle Winslow and Monroe. Cars trucks and tractors from Marty Chevrolet appear with model years and prices. Local dealers advertise farm equipment, fencing posts, filters, belts, and building kits along with Massey Harris combines and John Deere gear.
Classified notices list portable fence control with battery power and safety features, cheese factory stoker, corn and hay quantities, threshing machine, and various farm implements. Local contacts include Leo Blasing in Winslow NL, Ervin Soddy in Browntown, and Cora Carpenter in Darling ton along with business ads for furniture, safe, oil heaters, dining set, and building materials. Additional listings cover farm acreage, clerical jobs at The Times, accounting firm, housework help, and auto accessories opportunities.
In Menominee Michigan deputy commissioner Silas MacGregor said a verdict on whether Marinette Lourdes coach Robert Noonan was a school employee or independent contractor in a workers compensation suit would come later. Noonan fractured his leg officiating the Menominee Madison Edgewood game last September and seeks $128.72 in medical expenses plus future game compensation. The schools argue he was an independent contractor.
Blanchardville residents attended the funeral in Chicago. Several local families visited, hosted guests, and traveled for religious and educational duties. The Holts welcomed visitors while Curtis Emberson and friends returned to Minneapolis for classes after holidays.
Monticello reports El mer Duerst son of Mr and Mrs Adam Duerst forward on the Ripon college varsity basketball team fractured a small hand bone during practice. Expected to wear a cast for four weeks. The swordfish is the swiftest swimmer.
Oregon head coach Jim Aiken plans a Lincoln visit to discuss Nebraska's top coaching post after talks with George Clark. UCLA's Wilbur Johns expects Bert LaBrucherie’s successor named soon. West Virginia’s Dud De Groot hinted interest but has not applied.
Atlantic City Mayor Joseph Altman says he cannot legally stop the American Bowling Congress tournament despite CIO protests over alleged racial discrimination. The event runs February 12 to April 19 at the Atlantic City Convention Hall with no city order to halt it.
Mrs. John Baebler Jr and her son-in-law and daughter Edward and Betty Ann Stone visited Washington for two months. Henry Baebler and Karl Duerst met Mrs. Baebler and Betty Ann in Madison. Appolonia Glarus visited. Beverly Moore of Waukesha stayed with the Voegels. Jacob Legler spent Monday with Mrs. Robert Kingdon. Harvey Elmer and grandson Ronald Thurston were Madison visitors. Henry Baebler and Mrs. Baebler hosted by Howard Granner in Freeport. Ivan Rhyner called on Wilbert Marty.
Miss Eunice Moe spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs James Moe and returned to St Agnes School of Nursing in La Crosse. Kenneth Mayer went back to Camp Lee Virginia after a 15 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer. It is estimated that all the diamonds in the world are worth about 15 billion dollars.
Slaughter hogs 11 000, weights under 230 lb weaker, top 22.00 per load around 200 lb. 180-220 lb 21.00-21.75, 230-260 lb 19.50-20.75, 260-300 lb 18.50-19.75, 300-425 lb sows 16.00-17.25, heavy sows 14.50-16.00. Cattle 1 500 salable, bulls 50c-1.00 lower, steers and heifers scarce, 750 lb yearlings 27.50, 22.00-24.00 for common to good steers/heifers, cows 18.00-20.00, canners 15.00-17.50, vealers 34.00 down. Butter receipts 581, largely unchanged to one cent higher. Eggs unsettled, tabulated prices. Live poultry unsettled, fowl 37-38 and 30 fob, light ducks noted.
New York stocks rose for a second consecutive day with gains of 1 to 3 points and volume well above recent levels. Chrysler led a broad rally with a 3 point jump as U.S. Steel General Motors Studebaker and other major issues climbed while government bonds held steady in over the counter trading.
The Sheboygan Redskins defeated Waterloo 4-51 to move within a few points of second place in the National Basket Il league Western division. Jorgy Jorgensen led Sheboygan with 13 points while Harry Boykoff topped Waterloo with 10.
El Paso Texas reports Fred Wendt former Texas Mines fullback set a national rushing record last season. He signed with the Chicago Cardinals of the National League after gaining 1,570 yards rushing in 10 regular season games.
Easy to sew and wear pattern 9125 with ruffles and a large pocket. Sizes 12 through 42 available and only 25 cents plus mail details to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept. New York.
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