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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1945
Page
4
Advertising instructions for irregular insertions specify a one time rate and token for less than three lines. All ads follow Monroe Evening Times style. SNIVELY AND SNYDER advertise fine furniture.
Classified notice lists 75 percent auto troubles from neglect. Item highlights include four trailer tire rims 900x20 and dehorning clippers. Contact Frank Kubly at 1916 12th Avenue, phone 1068, Monroe.
Gamble Store and Supplies offers up to 1 allowance on old inner tubes and free tubes ration. Listings include McCormick rotary hoe cultivator John Deere single row tractor gear options, Deering mower Emerson side delivery, and various plows and belts. Located four miles south of Twin Grove and other items at McCormick- Deering and Moline brands with contact numbers.
Multiple buyers offer used tractors hay loaders corn fertilizer and implements. Ed Engen Belleville. Jacob Reinman Argyle. Audrey Shelton Juda. B H Lynch Monroe. Robert Blumer Monroe. Karlen Steinman Monticello. Robert Keegan Monroe. Leo Gerber Monroe route 4. Includes 12 inch hammer mills corn plows cultivators and a F-12 McCormick tractor with cultivator. Bauman's Farm Store prompts haying supply purchases.
D. W. Cram the thresher man advertises Big Sister glider buck rakes for Ford Ferguson tractors and Finnegan stacker hoods with Hart self feeders repairs. Montgomery Ward’s Farm Store ships direct and Belle City threshers are carried. A few used threshers available.
Jimmy Hatlo’s cartoon strip presents recurring gags on stubborn, universal bets and social foibles. The humor centers on ordinary people in everyday situations with a sharp, observational tone. The feature ran widely in mid century newspapers.
City property listing for a fine modern home close in with a small apartment and oil heat. Immediate possession available through J J. B. Heeren and Son Haven' Agency. Also farm properties including 95 acres for 9 500 and 200 acres for 17 000 with good dairy facilities. George Whalen at Citizens Bank Bridge Monroe Wisconsin. Wanted to buy livestock cows Holstein purebred and grade by H Schmitz 821 18th Ave Ph 847. Victory message appears at end.
Bahn Seaman 1c Calvin A Bahn transferred to a San Francisco hospital after action in Europe and the Pacific. Bredeson family note records six sons in service from Blanchardville Argyle area. Maurice Rockford stationed at Ft. Lewis for basic training. Harry Gavigan discharged after three Pacific years, returning to Argyle. R J Kilpatrick promoted to lieutenant junior grade and serving on an LCI in the Pacific. James Lanz promoted to quartermaster 3c in the Fifth Fleet, rest period noted. William H Lysser on 17 day furlough after completing a Boca Raton radio course. Lt George McFall, brother of Mrs. Virgil Brown, arrived in New York after POW captivity since March 1944 in Germany.
Charles Wiswell of Elkhorn Wisconsin aged 80, head of the State Long Distance Telephone Company and former president of the state telephone association, died Saturday afternoon. Funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow.
Hog salables 5 000, total 10 000, barrows 140 lb to 14.75 ceiling, sows 14.00. Cattle salables 14 000, calves 1 000, steers 15.25-17.25, tops 17.85, heifers 17.00, cows weak, vealers 16.00-16.50. Sheep salables 3 000, lambs 16.00, yearlings 15.00-15.10, pelts and ewes varied. Butter firm with receipts 744,392. eggs firm at 32-37 dollars per dozen range. Live poultry firm. fowl 26.5-28, fryers 30-31.5. Grains firm to strong early, then mixed. wheat and rye down, corn oats steady. Receipts: Wheat 157, corn 264, oats 5, soybeans 31.
Wall Street trading in New York showed a cautious session with several rails and industrials underperforming. Prices edged up near midday but drifted lower again as many issues below ten dollars weighed on leadership. total transfers around 114 million shares. Bonds steadier while commodities showed spotty activity with Chicago wheat off and cotton fluctuating.
The notice hints that the Evening Times Want-Ads contain almost everything except hitching posts. It suggests readers will find a wide range of items and services in the classified section.
One piece wrap and tie blouse with matching shorts and button front skirt. Pattern 9286 offered in sizes 12 to 20. Size 16 blouse requires 1 and a half yards of 39 inch fabric. shorts also 1 and a half yards. Send twenty cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept. New York.
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