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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
4
The Monroe Evening Times outlines ad rates and editing rights for classified copy. Lost notice identifies John Bauman of Monroe route 5 seeking a sow with seven piglets near one week old, with Melvin Waelti reachable at 912 in Juda.
Classified notice lists 100 percent virgin wool sweaters for lake and school wear and ladies white slips sizes 32 to 40 limited two per customer. Includes miscellaneous sections for livestock farm property and employment.
Classified ad style page listing fly killers from Botters and other brands, plus livestock offerings including a 2 year old Holstein sire Rawleigh Pontiac Fobe Dictator and a PALOMINO STALLION COLT. Also horse stock notes, phone numbers, and a sales pitch from Burgess Battery Co seeking sellers in Green County.
Classified note seeking 46 rooms for lighthousekeeping near the square. Responds to The Times with care of No 46.
Help wanted notices list male labor for haying near town with top wages and a 16 plus usher position at Goetz theatre. Other ads seek farm workers, box 49 care of The Times, and Bailey Bros. Circus travel jobs with meals, rooms, and transportation at the Monroe Fairgrounds on Sunday June 24.
Argyle Mrs Masey Olson Cor and Mrs John Wahler visit Chicago family. Miss Emma Winger Stoughton vacationing with her mother. Mrs Frank Baars Janesville and Mrs Chris Berg with Roger Nall visit Guy M Anderson Lena Ill. Howard Halvorsen and daughter from Minneapolis visiting relatives. Skattums visit Lewis L Skattum home. Mrs Frank Thompson hospitalized in Monroe. Rose Mary Flannery a medical patient in Rochester Minn. Frederick Forell returns to New York City after visiting A H Rossing. Anna Novak and granddaughter Dorothy Kubesh visit James McGinnity in Olivia. Alice Davis becomes LaFayette county home agent for summer. Baars returns to Janesville after visiting Anderson family. Capt Lee Robertson and Sherry head to Fort Worth then Miami for leave. Seaman Woodrow Wheeler arrives Gulfport Miss for four days with wife and sons on delayed orders. He completed cook and baker school in Gulf.
After a port call he will report at Camp Peary Virginia. Seaman 1/c Harlow Gilbertson of the merchant marines from Kings Point is spending a leave at his Wiota home. Sgt. Bernard Gilbertson left for Fort Monroe Virginia with his wife and daughter Diane accompanying him.
Livestock salable hogs 5 000 to 10 000 head with steady demand. barrows and gilts 140 lb up at 14.75, sows 14.00. cattle salable 16 000, calves 1 000, fed steers and yearlings slow but steady. top steers 17.75, best heifers 17.70, cows and bulls firm to higher. sheep 2 500, lambs 16.00-16.25, ewes mixed. Butter and eggs firm. live poultry firmer with receipts listed. eggs and grain markets rally with rye at 1.56 in July futures. rumors of rye exports and wartime rye flour demand. Receipts: wheat 13 cars, corn 28, oats 9.
Rail stocks bulged on heavy volume while scattered specialties performed well. Idle cash sought securities amid optimistic peacetime prospects and low yields. Prospects of continued cuts slowed some stocks and selling appeared in others as caution rose about a potential technical correction after a long climb since 1937. The market edged up with advances of 1 to 4 points as big block trades boosted turnover.
One piece wrap-and-tie dirndl pattern 9252 opens flat to fit over the head and ties at the waist. Available in Junior Miss sizes 11 13 15 and 17 with size 13 using 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 20 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept 232 West 18th St New York NY to request.
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