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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
6
We wish to thank friends neighbors and relatives for the kindness shown during the loss of our loved one for the flowers cards and all other donations All was deeply appreciated William Pinnow and Family. Free estimates on painting call after 5 p.m. Monroe Wisconsin.
Burmeister and Son Apple River Illinois lists used combines and multiple John Deere Massey Harris International and New Idea equipment with discounted canvas and parts. Carter Grunewald Monroe Juda promotes Home Way built homes with price comparisons. Hunting cabin listings show 80 acres near Totogatic and Thorn Apple River with furnished options and oil heat. Paul Paulson, Broker, Hayward Wisconsin.
Several 186 acre and 200 acre dairy farms available for 1962 season. 50 50 partnerships sought with operators near Monroe and Durand Illinois. Modern buildings, barn cleaning, high producing land. Write Box numbers in care of The Monroe Evening Times. Prices listed for unspecified items.
Classified notice offers farm work by day or odd jobs, babysitting at home, and a married man seeking farm work with machinery experience but no milking. Also advertises openings for two men with agriculture degrees or equivalent, positions in a rapidly growing company with five figure income potential and fringe benefits.
Green County issues notice of sale for Downtown Tavern and lands tied to tax certificates. Ralph J Kundert, County Treasurer, and County Clerk Ray E Kundert publish for three months before applying for a tax deed. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ISSUE OF TAX DEED Monroe Wisconsin 1961.
The Clarno Classy Clubbers 4H Club conducted its annual club tour and July meeting at Recreation Park on Tuesday. Members toured homes to view projects, answered roll with state capitals, and participated in pledges, singing, demonstrations, and project talks. A hayride is planned for Thursday August 24 meeting at Eugene Meier home at 4 45 p.m. Record books will be collected then.
Classifieds in the newspaper highlight local needs and opportunities. Advertisers list items for sale jobs services and real estate with concise descriptions and contact details for quick responses.
Wisconsin Green County court requires claims against the estate of Mads M. Skyrud to be filed within a limited time. The notice also addresses proof of heirship and lists Lelia Turner Claudia Turner Amelia Page and other potential heirs as recipients. Official notice references case No. 5453 dated July 6, 1901.
Hogs at 7,000 head mostly lower with various weight bands showing declines. Cattle and calves steady to mixed with steers and heifers in the 20s, cows and bulls lower. Butter steady to unchanged. eggs unsettled with wholesale prices dropping a penny. Grade A whites near 35 percent and other grades slipping.
The Braves edging the Giants 2 to 1 moved into sole National League lead. Stuart Grendahl drove in a run, doubled, and scored on an error while pitching he allowed two runs with 12 strikeouts. Don Bloom sparked the Pirates with a double and two singles as Schmidt Schumacher added two hits. The Pirates beat the Reds 13 to 7 as Bill Priewe allowed nine walks and nine hits in seven innings.
The lyre-bird is found in Australia. The male has 16 tall tail feathers resembling a harp like stringed musical instrument.
A packed list of evening broadcasts across channels 3 13 27 33 and 39. Highlights include The Outlaws Part 2 and Donna Reed at 7 p.m. with repeats later, Zane Grey Theater and Bat Masterson at 7:30, and Gunslinger 8 p.m. followed by My Three Sons and Great Ghost Stories. News and specials include Danny Kaye Time Out of Mind and The Rebel with additional features like Route 66 and Twilight Zone.
Blanchardville resident Vernon Hanson earned a Master of Science in general science from Michigan State University East Lansing studied there with a National Science Foundation grant. He returns to teach seventh and eighth grades at Manston this fall after two years teaching there. Hanson holds a bachelor’s degree from Platteville State College and is married to Maybelle Barber with two sons and a daughter.
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