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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1949
Page
6
Do You Need ROOFING INSULATION SIDING EAVES TROUGHS For free estimates phone Fred Karlen Jr Representatives with DURFEE BROS ROOFING CO Phone 1266 Monroe BLONDIE
Hatchery ads list hatches starting June 27 with thousands of chicks White Rocks White Leghorns Austra-Whites New Hamps and White Giants plus pullets offered at bargain prices. Brodhead Hatchery Lena Illinois phone 397 and STOUFFER'S HATCHERY Lena Illinois also advertises machinery and farm items including a 1946 Pontiac two door and Allis Chalmers tractors and mower rakes.
Wards announces a clearance sale with musical and radio items featured. The notice highlights discounted goods and a push to clear inventory.
An advertisement list shows Sundstrand adding machine and oak desk items for Eugene Doyle with prices for milker units pails churns sprays brooder heaters and stock tanks. Also includes a Help Wanted Male line indicating available male help.
Classified dairy farm hiring fifty single men for work with top wages and furnished room board and laundry. Also numerous farm machinery offers from Massey Harris Allis-Chalmers New Holland and more with pricing and contact details in Dubuque Iowa Juda Wisconsin and nearby.
Ads list a 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline with 100 miles and many accessories offered by B R Coplien and a 1941 half ton Plymouth truck from E E Andereck and Son Garage Juda. Also a WLAD 257 sale alert and Crest Deluxe tire sale offering two 6.00x16 tires for $23.20 and similar 18 and 19 inch tires at MBLE'S.
Rev. Frederick Rickleff travels to Naperville with Carol Mae Folgate Caryl Jean Frautschy and Audrey Ruff for the Evangeli cal United Brethren church youth summer camp where Rickleff will teach. Mrs. Stanley Hulbert visited Mrs. Gilbert Abraham. The Grubers and their daughter Monroe hosted the Grubers from Sunday. The Burlingtons and grandson Charles Nicks fished on Lake Mendota Friday. The Bridges and J Milton Bostian were guests of the Bostians.
Mr. and Mrs. Rus hosted the Hendrickson family reunion at Monroe on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Emrick and their son from Freeport visited C. W. Emrick. Emma Homan traveled to Chicago to join son Robert who recently earned refrigeration and air conditioning credentials and will return to industrial school after a two week vacation. Raymond Grundy attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Williams Humes in Apple River. Phyllis Rayhorn of Lena and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hulbert with their son from Eldred joined relatives for a Sinissippi park picnic in Rockford. Gerald Abraham of Freeport spent the weekend with Hazel Kramer.
Livestock markets show salable hogs around 4 500 with gains on some classes and weak to steady on sows. cattle and calves steady with bulls weak. Poultry prices mostly unchanged. butter steady and eggs steady. Grains firm with brisk trading led by wheat and hedging, large volume moved at major terminals.
Demand for stocks perked up as the market began sluggishly. Gains ranged from fractional to over a point with many issues recovering from early losses. American Telephone Anaconda Copper U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Montgomery Ward and Western Holding rose while Firestone United Aircraft Schenley and Western Union lagged. Corporate bonds also rose.
The Marian Martin pattern 9155 offers a one piece sundress with optional blouse for school wear in girls sizes 6 through 14. Complete illustrated sew chart and easy fit guidance accompany the 35 inch fabric requirement and 25 cent price.
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