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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
9
A reflection on the decline of the house to house peddler as laws ban door to door selling across about 400 communities and the U S Supreme Court supports local bans The piece notes radio and television as the modern rival turning peddlers into voice advertisers and questions the court's next move.
Juda and Mrs. F N Miller and William Parkey with daughters of Richland Center were Sunday guests of Claude Walton. North Central College graduation in Naperville saw Miller son Russell and Hintzman’s nephew Donald Koten among the graduates. Ralph Frey family visited Argyle’s Mrs Quinn. E R Deans River Falls moved to upper apartment with Lehrbert family. Paul Norvatske moved from LeRoy Petersen apartment to Monroe. Pvt Frederick Bridge and Urban Miller at Great Lakes spent weekend with Ralph Bridge family.
Mr and Mrs Ben Miller hosted guests with Mrs Dorothy Worthy visiting Rochester and Chicagos Katherine Chambers staying in Chicago. Elkhart Indiana resident Geraldine Aschelema visited Rev Peter Retzlaff. Dubuque Eagle Point park hosted a Skattum family reunion. Monroe and Madison couples visited friends in Dubuque and Springfield Missouri.
The Nixon era style headline reports that the U.S. government dropped its Mother Hubbard anti trust suit against the petroleum industry, opting to pursue individual actions against segments of the oil sector rather than the broad conspiracy case against the American Petroleum Institute and 367 corporations.
Wake up to more comfort as Doan's Pills claim to ease backache fatigue headaches and frequent urination caused by slow kidney function. The ad promotes Doan's as happy relief from discomfort by helping the kidneys flush waste and urges readers to buy today.
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