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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1949
Page
6
A gray mare named by Chic Young, eight years old, 1700 pounds with a complete work harness set and collars. A Chester White hog yields about 800 bushels of ear corn. Items listed by Paul Wuthrich of Monroe and Frank Leopold of Juda with contact details.
Multiple classified items listing farm equipment feed and livestock. Includes TIMBER acreage white oak near Freeman Larson with contact 61F11 Gratiot. Also STALK CUTTER and 24 70-pound feeder pigs, 134 bales wire tied oats straw near Orfordville Perry Reaves. Grocer and hay baler ad follows JOHN LENTZ AND SON in Dubuque. Includes feeds: 500 bales clover hay 500 bushels oats 500 bushels corn. Contact J Roy Kundert 1050 Winslow Illinois.
A classified listing seeks active or silent partners with 5000 to 10000 dollars for a growing distribution business of special foods and feeds across central and eastern states. A Wisconsin notice announces a February 1 1949 hearing on Josiah H Crouch estate final account debts heirs and inheritance tax with court order for assignment of residue.
USDA livestock prices show 12 000 hogs sold with gains on light weights and declines on heavier lots. Cattle and calves totals listed with top fed steers at 33.00 and loads of choice weights around 1 150 pounds. Produce notes indicate butter prices steady, eggs largely unchanged, live poultry irregular with small gains on fowl and slight drop on broilers.
The stock market opened with little movement as airline issues drew modest buying interest. Pan American Airways American Airlines United Eastern and Transcontinental and Western rose while Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Firestone Douglas Aircraft General Foods and American Telephone advanced. U S Steel General Motors Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck American Can and Chesapeake and Ohio eased slightly. Corporate bonds and U S government securities remained steady in the over the counter market.
State conservation officials remind hunters to file census reports by February 1. Norman Hicks, Green county warden, notes the reports record kills and the county where game was bagged. If report cards are lost, duplicates can be obtained from the county clerk’s office.
An AAC executive says hope for peace remains and Baltimore is key to any compromise. A two-league, seven teams each plan is favored, while owners push for eight clubs in 1949 with a closed meeting to decide. Morabito cites eight as minimum for San Francisco and Cleveland to join.
Wisconsin athletic director Harry Stuhldreher announced San Jose State will meet the Badgers in Madison on April 1 as part of a boxing schedule leading to the 1949 NCAA tournament at Michigan State, with several other dates including Feb 19 Penn State and Feb 25 Idaho.
Mrs. Glen E. Bolender reports on social exchanges in Orangeville with guests from Freeport Rockford Monroe Lena and Albany. Several residents are listed visiting relatives and attending Sunday meals. A fish chowder menu suggestion concludes the note.
Wisconsin athletic board named Charles Engle head coach candidate, with plans for private interviews and public press access after officials meet. Lafayette's Ivan Williamson risks contract issues due to a potential Wisconsin move, while Stuhldreher's replacement debate continues as Wisconsin narrows to four or five finalists from a 52-name list.
Wisconsin farmers could save 40 percent more pigs if parasites and diseases between birth and weaning are controlled, said J. J. Lacey a University of Wisconsin livestock specialist. He spoke to about 100 farmers at a stockyards clinic on methods to reduce losses in hogs lambs and sheep. H. R. Smith of Chicago general manager of the national livestock loss prevention board reported 9.2 percent of Wisconsin hogs were rejected at markets due to tuberculosis.
Milton Junction becomes an incorporated village after a referendum with 575 votes cast and a 36 vote majority. Rock County Clerk Walter Lindemann ordered a town meeting within 30 days to elect village officers.
Pattern 9016 for sizes 34 through 48 features long lines deep collar no waist seam and slenderizing fit. Includes complete illustrated instructions and yardage details for size 36 and contrast fabric. send 25 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept New York.
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