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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
4
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Very near 40 east of Brooklyn 32 acres tillable with 5 room house, full basement, storm windows, enclosed porch, electricity, barn, stalls, silo, milk house, chicken house, machine shed, garage, granaries, good fences and soil. Owner occupied, $7,800. Personal may be purchased. C Hyne for real estate Evansville telephone 12W.
Buyers for Oscar Mayer & Co announce up to date prices and fast pickup. George Brookover lists Monroe and Juda yards with scheduled Mondays Wednesdays and Tuesdays pickups and different contact numbers.
Salable hogs 8 000 of 16 000 active steady to 15 cents higher on all weights and sows most gains on barrows and gilts 200 lb and above good and choice 180 330 lb at 14 85 ceiling other weights scarce sows 13 90 14 10 mostly 14 00 and up complete clearance cattle salable 3 500 of 4 000 calves 800 total 800 very active firm on killing classes yearling steers up to 18 00 ceiling four loads 17 90 1225 lb bulk steers 15 00 17 90 best heifers 17 50 bulk 13 50 16 00 local packers bought few steers cows 9 25 12 50 canners 7 50 8 50 bulls scarce sausage 13 25 down beef bulls 14 00 down vealers 15 50 down sheep salable 4 500 of 8 500 eastern orders slow first bids 25 cents or more lower slaughter lambs and ewes steady or up to 14 85 on good western lambs and pedigreed wooled stock
New York trading lifted to another 15 year high as rails purchase buoyed the market though many issues retreated on profits taking after a sharp weekly rise. Hopes for strike settlements and inflation psychology fueled speculative demand while a possible technical correction trimmed some gains.
Browntown Dr. Dinges at Orangeville called on Thomas Tomlin son and Emma Dale Monday. Dave Schumaker family and daughter Vioietta from Monroe called on Adah Ross at Ward Merritt home. E V Beechtoldt and Iva Tomlinson to aid meeting Friday at G C Micks home. C L Crago went to Madison with Emma Dale who entered Methodist hospital. J D Bechtoldt and R Rockow attended homemakers project meeting in Monroe. Irie DeVoe and Awn Duune with Leo Boelk were supper guests of Frank DeVoe and Patricia.
The Monroe Evening Times advertises pattern 9111 for apron art with a good fit and nonslip straps. Transfer included and embroidery optional. Available sizes small 14 16 and medium 18 20 and large 40 42 with small needing 1 yard of 35 inch fabric. Send twenty cents to pattern department at 232 West 18th Street New York NY with size name address and style number.
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