Cars and farm equipment offered at Monroe sale ad
A classified notice lists multiple classic cars from 1930s to 1941 with two- and four-door models, a 1946 Ford Ferguson tractor with plow and mower, and farm goods. Benkett Implement Co in Monroe features ROTENOX LOUSE KILLER and good used spreaders for tractors or horse drawn gear at Monroe Feed & Seed Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Ferguson
Benkett Implement Company
Monroe
Monroe Feed & Seed CO
U.S
Meadowbrook Hatchery
Darlington
Wis
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
Kane Farm Equipment
West Monroe
Dan Regan
10Th Street
Brodhead Swiss Cheese Factory
Brodhead
Davenport
Taupe
Old Rose
Montgomery Ward
Phillips and Smith
Ault
Lanz Hardware CO
Kelvinator
Axminster
Charles Grimm
U Monroe
Tschudy's
Earl Clark
Wanted to rent farm and trucking business ads
Classified blurbs offer farming space 150 200 acres at 40 60 basis with modern machinery. Includes used car financing Thorp Easy Terms and Monroe Quick Loans. Also mentions trucking business with permits and additional ad copy for used cars in the Evening Times style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Quick Loans
Blumer’s
Thorp
Thorp Finance Corp
16Th Avenue
Notice of Hearing for Administration in Monroe Wisconsin
The court will hear the application of D C Howard for administration of the estate of Tamson Pleck Howard deceased late of Beachhead city Green County Wisconsin. Claims against the estate must be presented to the county court at Monroe on or before April 1800 or be barred. By order of the Court Harold J Lambotey Judge. Blum and Blum Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een County
Monroe
D. ¢. Howard
Beachhead
Tamson Pleck Howard
Brohead
Green County
Wisconsin
Montor
Said
Harold J. Lambotey
Blum and Blum
Markets Summary: Livestock and Stocks In Chicago and New York
Livestock prices in Chicago show salable hogs 11 000 head mostly steady with 180 220 lb hogs at 17 17 50 per cwt and larger ranges for heavier weights. Cattle and veal supplies moderate with steers 22 28 and heifers 21 26. beef cows 15 18. vealers 28 82. Markets drift in New York with stocks firming on gains for U S Steel General Motors and others while some issues retreat. Waukesha announces a $100 000 addition to a city garage resuming after a union staffing stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Speich
Ray A. Voegely
Monroe
Robert H. Stuart
South Wayne
Monroe Roller Mills
Bang
Earl E. Sargent
Gratiot
Minneapolis
Moline
John Bauman
Telephone
Clarno
Chester White
William Schubert
Stockton
Ill
Berkshire
Farrow
Ambrose Wenger
Clarence Acker
Middleton
Wis
Chester
Ernest Zimmerman and Son
Lamont
Darlington
Wertheimer Cattle CO
Durend
Chicago
USDA
Wall Street
New York
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
iGeneral Motors
Studebaker
General Electric
Johns Manville
Chrysler Corp
Inland Steel
U. S. Rubber
Dow Chemical
U. S
Wisconsin Farmers Face Decline in Cash Income 1949
Wisconsin farmers earned 871.8 million dollars from January through November 1949, down from 1.072 billion for the same period in 1948, with losses echoed nationwide. Secretary Brannan warns further 1950 income drops as surpluses build despite overall postwar totals remaining above prewar levels. Rep. Reid Murray quips about political tensions over farm policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Brannan
Army Truck Crosses Soviet Zone Frontier Unhindered
An American army truck convoy crossed the Soviet zone frontier without difficulty early today. Nearly 400 German trucks were caught in the five day Russian baby blockade on the Berlin autobahn traffic. Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan recently paved its streets for the first time. An Alaska sealskin is so light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmstedt
Berlin
Kabul
Afghanistan
Alaska
Hoover backed curbs on interstate slot shipments in sentencing hearing
J Edgar Hoover told the House appropriations committee he favors federal action to outlaw interstate shipment of one arm bandits. He argued slots are the backbone of organized gambling and that curbs would slow underworld operations. He urged local authorities to sever ties with hoodlums to curb corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
House Appropriations Committee
Rep
Preston
D-Ga
House
Department of Justice
Marian Martin Pattern 9025 Dress for Size Range
The notice promotes pattern 9025 a flattering dress with piping details and a fit chart. It lists sizes 34 through 50 and notes size 36 fits a stated yard length. Send 25 cents to Marian Martin pattern dept The Times New York for pattern and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
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Shoppers’ Guide
Mr. Jones
Milady's
Rhomberg
Charm Center
Becker’s
THE
LINK
Dixie Frock
SEARS
Sears and Save
Burkhard Electric Colectric Specialists
Richardson Electric CO
Bauman's
Lowell
Markwardt
Buf
BPS
Monroe Bakery
Martin's
Kempfert
Rawleigh
Arnold Loveland
T7th Avenue
Schmitz
R. H. Schoonover
HE. Oden
Big Sister
Fritz
8Th
Brugger and Dwyer
N. W. Benkert
Monticello
Frank Steve
Werner Hare
Haessig
Londie
Turner Hall
16Th Street
Lincoln School
Nmne
Crandall
Texaco
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
Plymouth
Andereck
Juda
Packard
Robert Phillips
Waukesha
Monroe High School
Jada
Green County Farm Bureau Co-op Warehouse Co
H. A. Hillmer CO
Freeport
NEW Holland
Studer
Heatrola
C. S. Edwards
Acme Feeds Farm Machinery
Stauffacher
John Deere
McCormick- Deering
Clarence Drake
Melvin Waelti
Gamble Store
Arthur H. Stauffacher
F Monroe
Byles
Isaac Daehlin
Jeeds
Clinton
Moore
Lloyd Schuld
Jefferson
Universal
Burkhard Electric CO
Winslow
Haren Agency
Lanz
Monroe Construction Co
Paul Knoll
Arm
Emmett Wright
Agency
West Grand Avenue
Beloit
H. Schmitz
18Th Ave
20Th Avenue
Pe Esai
Will
Roc
Mandrake the Magician
Mmandrake
Mandrake
Ake
BY Lee Falk
and Phil Davis
Chic Young
Fred Altmann
Lake Mills
Long Grove
Platteville
Cuba City
Roy E. Morris
Pecatonica
the Times
Max Gerber
Port
Kenneth
Ale
Evening Times
City Engin
Walter Dicks
Sy Mucnara
Washington
Reid F. Murray
Ogdensburg
House Agriculture Committee
Murray
Benson
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