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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1954
Page
5
Automotive News reports dealers nationwide expect a rough second half of 1954 with reduced production and cautious orders. Many foresee a sizable model cleanup starting in September and pressure from heavy promotions, while profits remain uncertain amid mixed stock positions and showroom traffic.
George K. Nitz former Brown County veterans service officer seeks a change of venue for his embezzlement trial set for Aug 2 in Brown County He cites potential prejudice and has pleaded innocent to 18 counts including embezzlement larceny as bailee forgery and falsifying county records He is free on 65000 bond with lawyer Robert Pariis ensuring the petition was filed with Municipal Judge Donald W Gleason in Green Bay Wisconsin.
Daily classified notices in The Times feature bargain listings across departments. Readers find limited-time deals, small ads, and promotions for goods and services with prompt purchase options.
Wisconsin dairy farmers expect milk prices in June to average about 2.90 dollars per hundred pounds, nearly equal to June 1949. The estimate notes a six cent drop from May and a 44 cent decline from June 1948. Prices paid for farm inputs remain high while farm receipts fall, hinting at possible price shifts later in the year. Also, Spencer village in Marathon County received 11 thousand dollars to fund a new well pumphouse and related water system additions.
Orangeville and Freeport families share weekend visits and trips to Apple River Canyon Plum Lake and Ursa Wisconsin. Guests include the Rockeys in Freeport and Hemphills in Beloit along with numerous relatives, while travel includes a Pennsylvania trip and a lake cottage gathering. The National Geographic Society notes 1500 miles of Dutch dikes guard the Netherlands from the sea.
Dr. Stephen E. Gavin of Fond du Lac was re-elected president of the state board of health on Tuesday. Dr. Samuel Henke of Eau Claire was re-elected vice president. Both will serve one-year terms. Dr. Gavin has held the post since 1949.
A glove impregnated with lead has been perfected to permit work with the hands under X rays. The device aims to shield the wearer from radiation while allowing precise manipulation in radiographic or radiological settings.
Ronald Graves of 1226 Bouchard Ave. praises Renor Concentrate claiming 30 lb loss with no harm and fast action. The ad targets Wisconsin readers, offers Renor at $1.40, promises a free booklet, and a refund if not satisfied from the first bottle.
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