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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1950
Page
4
Advertising rules outline one time rate for irregular insertions and minimum charges. The Shoppers' Guide lists numerous product categories and ads for sale or trade, with examples including Panties slips hosiery bras and farm equipment. Specific items mention prices and vendors such as Milady's Lee's Becker's and The Style Shop along with contact details and store offers.
Classified notice shows a 1949 Nash Ambassador with Brom. and 14 000 miles, a 1949 Ford V8 Fordor with 15 000 miles, and a 1949 Ford 6 Fordor with 21 000 miles.
A dense classified list shows farm equipment dealers like Big Sister farm and T Laval Milker Parts with service notes and inflation mentions. Numerous items include 7 foot self propelled combines, New Holland hay balers, John Deere combines, McCormick tractors, vac elevators, and dairy and farm supplies.
New Glarus gathering included 47 members and 10 visitors with a program led by Mrs. Arthur Theiler and music by Judy Pauli Pauline Grossenbach er and Darlene Hoesly Kathleen Fijel stad Roger McFadden. Readings were given by Rev. W. J. Stuckey Mrs. Harold Ingwell and Mrs. Phillip Marty.
Chicago markets show hog salable 9 000. cattle 14 000 and calves 400 with slow, mostly lower to mixed moves. Hogs top 25.00 with various weight bands. cattle steady to lower. grains firm with July futures up for wheat corn and oats. Produce price shifts include live poultry and eggs with mixed wholesale changes.
Mrs. George Wright and daughter Madison visit Dr. and Mrs. H Hoesly. Mrs. Christ Mueller visits her sister at St Clare Hospital. Herman Hef ty and family stay in Boulder City. Phillip Marty and Allen call in Monroe. Henry Schmid attends International Lions convention in Chicago. Joshua Hoesly and Kenneth Hoesly visit Milwaukee. Ed Fuhrmann and Henry Schmid judged Monticello homecoming parade.
Advertisement for Marian Martin pattern 9336 in sizes from 12 to 41 with eyelet or sheer options. Describes scalloped edges cap sleeves flared skirt and a fall version with sleeves. Includes yardage: size 16 uses 4 yards 35 inch. Pattern costs twenty five cents and mailing address for The Times Pattern Dept.
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