Plow Sharpening and Related Tools Wanted to Buy
William H. Levin of Clarno advertises at phone 8 for buying sharpened plows discs sickles cultivator shovels and welding services.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1959
Page
6
William H. Levin of Clarno advertises at phone 8 for buying sharpened plows discs sickles cultivator shovels and welding services.
Dr. Graf's plan foresees five policy goals for Wisconsin Swiss cheese including product differentiation and grade labeling to boost demand. A marketing order could stabilize marketing and support price premiums, aligning farmers, cheesemakers, and handlers against market forces and Kraft’s dominance.
Plaintiffs McWilliams and Steil serve the summons in the action in Rock County Wisconsin. The defendant must appear and defend in the court or judgment will be entered as demanded in the complaint. Copy of the complaint attached for service dated June 24 July 1 and 8.
Public hearing set by Green County School Committee on July 12 1959 at 8 PM at Brownstown State Graded School to consider dissolving District No 1 Cadiz and District No 2 Cadiz Browntown and forming a common district per Wisconsin statutes. Also estate administration hearing for Lawrence E Hartwig in Green County Wisconsin commencing July 28 1950 with deadlines for creditors from October 5 1950.
The Board of Public Works in Monroe Wisconsin reports on curb and gutter construction along multiple street segments including 15th Avenue 21st Street 20th Street 14th Street 12th Street and 9th Street. The board estimates total cost and parcel assessments and invites objections after a ten day review period with a hearing scheduled July 13 at 8 20 AM.
Police report two incidents where parked cars were damaged. Jean Brecklin Halverson driving a Behring Motors vehicle struck Melchior Denny Jr. at 1000 block of 13th avenue around 3 a.m. A second crash involved Roger Zimmerman hitting Willis Kohlhagen on 17th avenue at 1321. Both events caused over $100 in damage. rain and fatigue cited in explanations.
The Chicago market summary shows hogs steady to strong with varied grades and weights from 180 to 550 lbs, including numerous price ranges for 190-260 lbs and 275-450 lb categories. Cattle and calves list mixed pricing from prime steers to utility cows, with prices for fed steers, heifers, stockers, and bulls, plus Holsteins and dairy-related items. Butter and eggs move slightly lower or steady, while grains record No wheat or soy sales and corn at 1.29% and oats at 68% for No. 3.
The Public Expenditure Survey reports Wisconsin distributes more money to local governmental units than any other state. It says Wisconsin diverted 32.8 percent of its total receipts last year to local governments as aid, grants and shared taxes.
The column notes visits and calls in Monticello and adjacent areas. Ernest Dahler and family from New Glarus stopped at the Fred A. Blum home. Miss Nancy Feldt traveled between Milwaukee and home for a Deaconess hospital training break. Frank Stein and family from Juda visited the Fred Durtschis. Howard Larkin of El Monte California and Jacob Voegels hosted callers. Thomas Runkle and family joined his parents in Monroe. Feldt took a vacation from nursing training and returned for psychiatric studies in Winnebago County. Saunders and family visited the Delbert Blums. Margaret Blum and Mrs. John Blum visited New Glarus. Gilbert Babler from Brooklyn called on the John G. Blum home. Howard Voegels and the Brown Swiss canton group attended a meeting and dinner at Indian Ford.
The report shows cotten making up nearly three fourths of all fiber used in the United States, with wool and rayon ranking next in usage.
TV listings show 6:30 p.m. Foolproof with Claire Trevor on Channel 3 and Wagon Train The Annie Griffith Story on Channels 33 and 39. 8 p.m. Dave King with Maureen Cannon on Channels 33 and 39. 9 p.m. U S Steel Hour Apple of His Eye with Eddie Albert on Channels 3 and 13. 9 p.m. Boxing featuring Rudell Stitch on Channel 27. 11 p.m. Uncle Harry with George Sanders on Channel 27. 9 a.m. On The Go fencing with Joseph Vince on Channels 3 and 13. 9:30 a.m. Sam Levenson with guests on Channels 3 and 10. 9 a.m. I Love Lucy with John Wayne on Channels 3 and 13. 1:30 p.m. House Party with Diane Todd on Channels 3 and 13. 9:30 p.m. Masquerade Party with Gloria De Haven on Channels 33 and 39. 10:30 p.m. The Passionate Plumber with Buster Keaton on Channel 13.
The Wisconsin Senate gave final approval to a court system reorganization repealing county court structure and granting exclusive probate, juvenile, and adoption jurisdiction to county courts while retaining supreme, circuit, and justice courts. The Senate also passed a bill to end compulsory ROTC for UW students, placing voluntary training under the Board of Regents.
A June drop in meat animal prices pulled farm product prices to their lowest since December. Mid year agricultural prices fell 3.2 percent from a year earlier and 1 percent from mid May. Wheat and vegetables also showed declines with milk. Farm costs declined by one third of one percent offsetting some losses.
Rudell Stitch faces Rudy Sawyer in a 10 round welterweight bout televised by ABC from Louisville. Stitch weighs about 147 pounds, Sawyer 149, with Stitch ranked No. 2 by the National Boxing Association and holding a 20-5 record. Sawyer, an unrated New Yorker, recently lost to Kid Paret and drew one other fight amid his 18-1 past. A special Presbyterian cheering section of over 100 Stitch supporters attends.
New York Sweden's Ingemar Johansson was named Ring Magazine fighter of the month for winning the heavyweight title with a third round knockout of Floyd Patterson.
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