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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1949
Page
6
Irregular insertions use the one time rate with three line basis. Ads follow regular Monroe Evening Times style and classifications. Deadline is 10:00 morning publication. Rates, charges for changes and error handling outlined. readers asked to report errors promptly.
A lengthy classified page lists Women cottons and sweaters from The Style Shop, Lip service at Lee's, and various home goods. It also markets tractors, cattle, horses, hogs, dairy cows, bulls, merchantry from Albee Paulson and Dougan Guernsey Farm, plus used cars from multiple dealers and farm equipment from Kane Farm Equipment and Bauman's.
Allis-Chalmers WC tractors with cultivator two and five years old. McCormick Deering F 20 on rubber with new cultivator. Carl W Wyss contact 945 3 Monroe. 1946 Jeep Station Wagon overhauled. 44 165 acre farm near Spore and Nall cheese factories with tenant stock and machinery. Cora Carpenter 413 Galena Darlington 2343. Small warehouse requested for one truck and drinks 1481 Monroe. House or apartment wanted Budd Stauffacher 434 Burgess Battery or 914 G.
Help wanted male single man for farm work by February or March. Arnold Neuenschwander, phone 1621 Orangeville. Truck driver wanted at once for Green County Lumber and Fuel Co., phone 91. Appliance salesman wanted no experience needed must have car salary plus commission. Phone 161 in Tan. More nickels are used than any other American coin.
Classified notice seeking a 14 inch 3 bottom tom tractor plow and used steel stanchions. Contact Albert Wehinger at phone 937-W. Room and Board listed.
In a concise Byline column Chic Young reflects on destiny and comic fate shaping characters, suggesting life unfolds under unseen forces guiding outcomes. The piece blends light humor with a philosophical note on control and chance.
The said Andrew FP Hartwie deceased of Monroe Green County Wisconsin requires all claims against the estate to be filed with the county court in Monroe by April 6, 1949. A hearing to examine and adjust such claims will occur April 26, 1949 at 10 a.m. in the county court room. Heirs at law will be determined. Attorneys: R Lichttenwalner Rockford Illinois.
Howard Hobson of Yale backs doubling foul penalty from one to two points to deter fouls. He argues two points change player and official behavior and would shift the game from cheap fouling to careful play. Hobson cites statistics and meets criticism of current foul pricing.
Minnesota leads the Big Nine at 4-0 as they host Indiana at home in a three game conference program. Illinois idle until next week then Minnesota travels to Champaign for a top leader showdown. Ohio State hosts Purdue and Northwestern visits Iowa in Chicago stadium with the pair both at 2-2 and 0-2 respectively.
Miss Mary Alice Dunwiddie of Richland Center visited her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Dunwiddie over the weekend. A tag day for the polio drive will be run by the Juda Girl Scouts directed by assistant leader Mrs Herbert Andereck. The Roy Friends Homemakers meet next Wednesday with Mrs Roy Fries.
Chicago markets report salable hogs about 7 000 with prices from 15 00 to 21 25 for various weights and sows 16 25 to 21 25. cattle and calves 1 000 and 300 respectively with load weights 900 to 1 450 pounds and prices 16 50 to 23 75. Butter unsettled with 497 887 receipts and eggs steady. live poultry firm with 12 trucks and prices near last.
Stock prices edged higher for the sixth consecutive session in New York trading with limited volume. A handful of key shares held back while turnover remained modest though bonds kept their advance. Nickel Plate rose about 2 points as other gainers included N Y Central Standard Oil Deere Sears Roebuck U S Steel Bethlehem Swifton Consolidated Natural Gas Johns Manville. Declines appeared for General Motors Chrysler Schenley American Telephone American Can General Electric and U S Gypsum. The rally showed resilience despite the president's inaugural address.
Mrs. C. L. Crago Avery Yost Ole Sandley and Roy Crago were Monday afternoon business callers in Woodford. Mrs Fay Tuescher Gratiot and Mrs Avery Yost Warren were here Monday night to attend the homemaker club meeting at Mrs Frank Larson’s home. Mr and Mrs C L Crago attended the golden wedding anniversary observance for Mr and Mrs Charles Sweeney in Lena Saturday. Mr and Mrs D J Bechtoldt attended Rebekah lodge meeting in Monroe Monday night.
Marian Martin sewing pattern 9093 offers a simple skirt or blouse with minimal seams in sizes 12 through 20. Size 16 requires 1 1/4 yards of 39-inch fabric. send 25 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York for this illustrated pattern.
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