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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
4
Advertisements outline classified sections for property livestock furniture and misc items. Notices mention deadlines 10 30 am and phone requests for ad preparation with sections for sale wanted rental and service listings and miscellaneous items.
Bottler's advertises various sizes of suitcases and overnight bags priced from $1.40 to $1.95 plus tax in brown and gray with contrasting stripes. Gamble Store promotes insulation services with free estimates calling 561, urging readers not to endure extreme temperatures.
Smart farmers switch to Ward's vitalized motor oil for trucks and tractors. The ad lists Holstein bulls, purebred and grade, Hereford pigs, Guernsey cattle, poultry and farm equipment with contact names and phone numbers in Monroe, Argyle, and surrounding areas. Includes prices and product variety from Montgomery Ward & Co.
Ben Ault and Son advertise buying stock Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays until noon. Customers may bring items or call 54 M Juda for quick pick up service. Wresti Trucking Co. Juda Wisconsin is listed in the notice.
George Brookover and Buck Buchholz, buyers for Oscar Mayer and Co., operate at Milwaukee Road yards in Monroe and Juda. Auctions occur Mondays, Wednesdays in Monroe and Tuesdays in Juda, with phone contact details for each location. All other times handle shipments with prompt, careful attention.
Classified items list varied postings for storage space and employment. Ads include requests for ground floor warehouse or dry basement storage, a Swiss cheese factory worker, farm help, dairy farm labor, souvenir makers, housework help, and an experienced bookkeeper seeking a permanent position with Lee's Store in Monroe. Names include Ernest Gossner of Darlington and Willis W. Blossom of 1803 7th Street.
Hog and cattle runs quoted top at 14.85 while salable cattle around 17.75 to 17.90 with yearlings at 17.75 and 18.00 for heavy heifers. Sheep demand strong with tops to 17.40 for shorn lambs, while cows and bulls show varied gains and cuts. Grain futures closed steady with oats at 88 cents and corn at 1.46% over bids.
An advertisement for pattern 9043 promotes a serene shirtwaist dress with cap sleeves and easy bodice shaping. It lists sizes 34 through 50 and fabric needs, and asks readers to mail twenty five cents for the pattern to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept at West 18th Street, New York, NY.
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