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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
4
A concise notice states that the Monroe Evening Times reserves the right to edit or reject any classified advertisement copy and instructs readers to phone and ask for an ad taker for placement changes.
A fragments filled index shows entries on women and children, announcements of thanks, sales and livestock, equipment, property, and notices. It lists items like services, equipment supply, and vacant rooms, with scattered references to vendors and locations. The text reads as a chaotic collage of ad headings and classification titles.
The edition lists items from THE STYLE SHOP and THE KLASSY SHOP including BLOUSES in white and pastels, compacts, leathers, and jewelry. It notes women's dresses priced 4.10 to 9.95, baby wool shipments, knitting supplies, and a blanket sale with 50c deposit to reserve. Mrs. Schultz leads the blanket department.
The Wertheimer Cattle Co of Durand Illinois lists contact by telephone 120 and invites readers to try Times Want Ads for inquiries and listings.
Six week old pups advertised in Monroe seek homes. Contact tele phone 287 or 915-3 for details.
For Sale AUT OMOBILES TRUCKS 23 FIRE CHIEF gasoline is quality fuel. 1934 FORD V 8 deluxe with new tires and heater. 1929 Oldsmobile pickup and McCormick horse corn cultivator in good condition. Lahr brothers farm equipment. USE RITE WAY MILKERS priced 22 and 25. Jute rope 10c lb no limit. McCormick-Deering mower guards and parts. Kane and Stauffacher hardware dealer contact.
Trade and sales notices for farm implements and supplies across Wisconsin. Listings include cultivators for F series tractors, Moline and McCormick Deering items, wagons and hay gear, dairy milking equipment, grain elevators, and feed products. Sellers include Walter Voegely, Alvin Bidlingmaier, Roy Schwartz, Ervin Matzke, E J Kaderly, Vivian Barnes, John Kopp, Clarence Zuberbuhler, and local firms such as Monorete feed and seed Co and Carter & Ruef Imp Co. Also mentions Mayr’s Hog Oil and Dr Salsbury poultry remedies.
Classified brief notes a girl seeking a bicycle in good condition. Contact by phone after 6 p.m. at 1056. Also lists city property room suitable for office use and a telephone number 775 for Monroe.
Advert directs renters to contact The Times at No. 87 care of the newspaper for a five or six room house listing. The notice seeks property rental details for potential tenants through the paper’s mailbox.
Farm implement store managers sought for young men with interest in farm equipment knowledge including dairy and poultry supplies and machinery. Selected candidates will receive special training and good pay while learning, under age 35 with a high school education and experience. call Mr. McDermott at 416 for an appointment.
A 15 year old seeks dairy farm work for the summer, offering help with tools and a love of animals and the outdoors. He desires a small, stable home environment and will start after school, staying until September, and asks to be placed via box 91 in care of The Times. Historical note mentions potatoes cultivated across temperate South America from Chile to Colombia since the New World discovery.
Mrs L Crago and attendees from Browntown joined the Orangeville WCTU meeting. Marian Foulker, nurse student, visited her parents Elmer and Mrs Foulker. The Bablers visited Homer Elliott in Minneapolis. Pickins family and Moe household, plus Nybroten and Williams families, were guests and callers in Monroe and Clarno.
Fragmentary newspaper sewing note lists pattern numbers 9393 and 5903 with sizes LL 13 18 17 and 2 1/2 yards fabric. Instructions mention ironing, ric rac trim, and mailing twenty five cents to a New York address for patterns. Absent a clear event.
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