Local Classifieds Include Vehicles Farm Equipment and Lost Item
The page lists classified ads for a range of items and services. Includes CHOICE white oak fence posts at $4 per hour with Ray Wells in Woodford, a lost 16 gold earring near square with a $ reward, and Lois Blowers seeking a Royal Neighbor policy finder. Also car for sale options, used autos, car cleaning service, feed mixers, calf feeding gear, corn sheller, manure spreaders, parts for McCormick Deering, hay loader, filters, and shop ads from local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wells
Woodford
Help Wanted Ad Cornucopia From Local News
Multiple job notices list a man wanted for factory work at a Swiss cheese plant with contact numbers in Platteville and Darlington, a single man seeking better conditions, a young married man with dairy and machinery skills in Oregon, and several open positions including a typist waitress bookkeeper and general help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Darlington
Ben Bosshart
Brodhead
Forrest Gillespie
Oregon
Times Office
Young man seeks dairy plant work in Swiss cheese factory
A single man, experienced, seeks employment in a dairy or cheese production setting. Box 23 in care of The Times refers to 53 Young Man and William Duchow, living at 1113 22nd Street, seeking work in related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Care of the Times
William Duchow
22nd _ street
Times
Brodhead Social Notes Mention Health and Travel Plans
R. M. Kundert is seriously ill at his Brodhead home after wintering with his daughter in Durand Ill. He is cared for by two daughters, Mrs. Clara Tustle and Mrs. Helen Stoll. The Jones families and Harold Jones plan a several week trip south. Miss Charlene Edwards is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Kundert
Durand
Brodhead
Clara Tustle
Helen Stoll
Arthur Jones
Stanley Jones
Harold Jones
Charlene Edwards
Madi
Wall Street Slides After Early Stability Show
The New York stock market fell decisively from an early stability, with losses up to two points and higher turnover as prices declined. U.S. Steel led activity with about a point drop, as directors meet today to discuss dividend actions and outlook for the bellwether. Major issues like Republic Steel and General Motors also declined, while a few gainers appeared including Commonwealth Edison and Eastman Kodak. Corporate bonds eased. Treasuries remained firm in over‑the‑counter trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Steel
Big Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodrich
Woolworth
Caterpillar Tractor
Schenley
American Telephone
Electric Power and Light
Commonwealth Edison
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
J. C. Penney
U.S
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Appointments
A graduate nurse is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs C N Edwards. Mrs Albert Roderick hosts the WCTU meeting. Spring Grove Friendly Farmerettes meet with Mrs Oscar Stabler. Mrs Alice Steele leads devotions. Mrs Walton Campbell reports a book. Mr and Mrs W G Hartman will move to the city after leasing their farm. Pauline Haroldson accepts a Whitewater schools position teaching fifth and sixth grades. Mary Wilsey Madison spends weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Edwards
Albert Roderick
WCTU
Spring Grove
Oscar Stabler
Alice Steele
Walton Campbell
W. G. Hartman
Pauline Haroldson
Whitewater Schools
Mary Wilsey
Madison
Stanley Wilsey
Markets Summary Chicago Livestock and Produce Report
Chicago markets show hog salable 15 000 with prices mostly lower 25 cents. top 21.50. Cattle and calves steady to lower with several loads of steers and heifers mixed 25.50 28.50. cows and beef bulls varying. Poultry, butter, and eggs fluctuate with receipts across nine trucks to nine thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Choice
U. S
Cheese makers report mixed 1948 gains and plans
A 1947 remodeling at Poplar Grove Cheese Co New Glarus features Alfred Lehnherr Jr as maker with brick and muenster produced five miles west of New Glarus. Annual meeting set for Februarys second Tuesday. Tillamook County Creamery notes 1948 cheese output at 10,250,000 pounds and returns about 60,000 below 1947. A standards hearing on cheese hoops set for Friday at 3 p m at the state capitol. Real estate sale listed Jordan township Skinner Creek Cheese Co factory and land with March 1 possession and bids due February 2. Swiss cheese market remained steady with prices in Wisconsin ranges through the week ending January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Wisconsin
Green County
Dorothea Johnson
Dorothy Johnson
John C. Meyer
Cadiz
Monroe
Said
Harold J. Lamboley
Poplar Grove Cheese Co
New Glarus
Alfred Lehnherr Jr
Charles J. Hoesly
Maynard R. Figg
Lehnherr
Tillamook (Ore.) County Creamery Association
State Capitol
Skinner Creek Cheese Co
Jordan Township
Alvin Elmer
Couple Awarded 13125 in Medical Care Suit
In Rhinelander a circuit court jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Morrill 13125 after claiming Drs. W W Komaskinski and Warner S Bump failed to exercise ordinary care in treating Mrs Morrill's shoulder injury from a home fall. Mrs Morrill received 8750 and her husband 4375 of the total prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald J. Boileau
Charles E. Morrill
W W. Komaskinski
Warner
S. Bump
Oyster shells saved for new oyster beds next year
Oyster shells are collected and stored to provide surfaces for tiny new oysters to attach themselves to in the following season.
Marian Martin Dress Pattern Sale in Monroe Evening Times
The ad promotes a Marian Martin dress pattern 9249 with sizes 34 through 50 and a size 36 fabric estimate. It claims fresh styling, easy use, and full illustrated guidance, requesting 25 cents by mail to Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
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Shoppers’ Guide
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Lee’s
Dixie Frock
Klassy Shop
Turner
Bauman’s
Lanz Hardware CO
Richardson Electric CO
City Hall
Sporting Goods
Martin's
Stevens
Helland's Food and Service
Juda
Wis
Kempfert’ Macy
Lois Blowers
Monroe Roller Mills
Frank Schadevelt
J. L. Norton
Telephone
Otto Friedrich
Orville Hawthorne
Clarno Corners
Winslow
Holstein
Guernsey
Dougan
Duroc
Beloit
Lester Wallace
Donald Walters
Plymouth
Dodge
Victor Ruegsegger
South Wayne
C. H. Gelbach
Albany
Willys-Overland
Oldsmobile
Robert H. Hawley
Argyle
Crandall’s
Texaco Station
Browers
Ralph Kubly
Monticello
Monroe Feed and Seed CO
Dwight Keen
Ernest Legler
McCormick-Deering
Carter & Gruenewald Co
McCormick-Deering Milkers
Kane Farm Equipment
Meadowbrook Hatchery
FORD
Harry Larson
Allis-Chalmers
John Deere
John C.erb
Glarus
Justus Weegens
Forreston
John Lentz and Son
Page Hotel
Dubuque
James Way Barn
Hall
Lee Phillips
Jacobs Reo
12Th Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Wards Farm
Monroe, Wis
Gehl
Minneapolis-Moline
Johnson Bros. Implement Co
9Th St
M. Earl Clark
Electric Motors
Burkhard Electric Co
Ill
Millye Rayhorn
Ethera C. Lynch
Admx
James Cassidy
Wiota
Milven A. Olson
H. Schmitz
18Th Ave
Kee
Uptown
Anton Niederberger
Advance Cheese Factory
Route
Joe Peters
Walter Keller
Winslow, Ill
Lawrence Huber
Blanchchardville
McCormick
Browntown
Frank Foulker
Lanz Hardware
Evening Times
Big Sister
Byles
Sam Teuscher
20Th Avenue
Spore
Nall
Cora Carpenter
Galena Street
Budd Stauffacher
Burgess Battery Co
Fred Anema
Waterman
de Kalb
Roy. Gempeler
Sakrison
Rockey and Co
Certified Public Accountants
Goetz Building
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Mandrake the Magician
ST Westerwes
Taster College OF Magic
Dad
Donnie
BY Lee Falk
Phil Davis
Ducer, Inc
Nathan Rupnow
Lena, Il
Wallie Baldwin
Robert Baldwin
Pray
Midwest Building CO
Mattoon
J. B. Heeren and Son
C. E. Ashby
Goetz
Legals
Earl Lamboley
Tschudy's
Blondie
Dagwood
Kang Fentore Spodwane
Chic Young
Montgomery Ward Tire Dept
Donald L. Collins
Wall Street
Helen E. Steuri
Marian Martin
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