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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1949
Page
4
The notice outlines ad rates, classifications, and procedures for Monroe Evening Times classifieds. It specifies one time rate, minimum charges, editing rights, change fees, error reporting, and deadlines, along with an extensive listing of ad categories and sections for sales, employment, property, and notices.
Classified notices advertise 20 sows bred Polish China and Duroc hogs, Holstein bulls 8 to 20 months, berkshire gilts and poultry supplies. Includes John Deere trailer spreader, calf grower pellets, insulated milk box, alfalfa seed, tractor tire chains, and Say Chow feed from Kane Farm Equipment and Monroe Feed and Seed Co. Contact Melvin Updike, Ernest Nafzger and Son, Frank Schadewaldt, Mrs. Jacob Reinmann, and others with phone listings in Juda, Argyle, Winslow, Belleville, Martintown.
Farm products listed for sale including corn and oats by Joe Peters and A B Hartwick, Durand and Juda entries. Mixed hay and threshed straw wired bales, McCormick Deering threshing machine, and used oil heaters offered by local dealers. Stover water softener with ten regenerations, plumbing inquiries via Frank Buehler.
A mix of help wanted notices across multiple trades and a legal notice. Openings include lubrication and farm work, cheesemaking, modern housekeeping, driving, and bookkeeping. Also notices for an administrator appointment and creditor notices in Wisconsin. Names and addresses appear in Monroe and Lena Illinois and surrounding areas.
Ten deceased of Adams town in Green county Wisconsin must file with the county court at Monroe by April 7 to avoid bar. Claims will be examined and adjusted at a term of court to be held at the Monroe courthouse on Tuesday April 12 1949 at 10:00 AM. Dated January 7 1940. By order of the court Harold J. Lambolet Judge J. D. Darrow Attorney Jan 22
Mrs Anna Deal marks her 89th birthday while many neighbors visit and travel to nearby towns. The Spring Grove Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting this evening. Families from Brodhead, Freeport, Beloit, Juda, and Williamsport are credited with visits and New Year gatherings across the region.
Twin Grove and Water town households, among others, travel back home after holiday visits with J. H. Emrick and Floyd Chambers. Beloit and Monroe groups resume routines while Rev Eugene Morgan plans winter in Janesville with his wife's family. Monroe figures, J H Beightol and others attend a Madison feedmen's meeting.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday took under advisement an appeal by the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and 24 officers and subsidiaries convicted of anti trust violations. Judge Lindley previously found the defendants guilty in 1946 and levied 175000 in fines for anti trust and favoritism in business deals. A stray line notes cobalt absence in soil of pastures can kill sheep.
Salable hogs estimated 300 down slightly from prior week with butchers about 25 lower and top hogs near 23.00. Cattle volumes around 500 with steers steady to 1.00 lower, some heavier drops. heifers mostly 50 higher, beef cows 25-50 lower, bulls steady to 1.00 higher. Feeder and yearling prices show mixed gains, with top loads around 34.50 for 1025 lb steers and late weights near 32.00 to 33.00. stockers and feeders narrow trade ahead.
A cautious Saturday session capped a week of gains. Volume was light at around 400000 shares for a two hour period. Coca Cola surged briefly while Bethlehem Steel Willys Overland Montgomery Ward Woolworth National Distillers and Electric Power and Light led the advance. Bonds moved narrowly with a few railroad issues rising.
The De Luxe pattern T9132 offers a box jacket with patch pockets and a straight walking-width skirt in an easy-sew design. Sizes 12 to 20, size 16 requires 3 yards of 54-inch fabric. pattern includes a complete illustrated chart. Send 30 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept. in New York with name address zone size and style number.
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