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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
4
Readable lines advertise a pipe type all steel furnace 22 inch size for 99.50 dollars. The notice prompts readers to place a want ad for selling items and other classifieds in the Monroe Evening Times.
Classified notice seeks new or used ice boxes and farm stock equipment. Contact phone number 1796 for inquiries regarding hogs cattle calves sheep and miscellaneous farm items.
The State Line ladies aid society met at Mrs Everett Green’s home Wednesday afternoon. Miss Betty Rose Marsh underwent a tonsillectomy at St. Clare hospital in Monroe. Weddings: Miss Inez Pfund with Lawrence Raymer in Monroe. Miss Doris Montefelt with Richard Anderson in Beloit. Miss Jane Spaulding with William Johnson in Madison. Numerous local visits and enrollments noted, including Franklyn Morton at Michigan State University and exchanges between Madison, Dixon, Amboy, Freeport, and local families.
Mr and Mrs D M Howery vacationing in northern Wisconsin. Dean Maddrell S/c Great Lakes visited his parents the George Maddrells. Working your way is easy any time if you watch the Evening Times Help Wanted columns.
A collection of small classified notices from The Times: a man seeks work tending Swiss cheese, a high school graduate looks for any type of work with typing and shorthand, a single man offers two years cheese factory experience and requests age and hours, and a wholesale distributor with a car seeks a position in oil and paint distributing in Dallas area with training provided.
Sixty year old manufacturing firm seeks one honest, hardworking representative in your county. Sales experience preferred but not required. We provide training and all materials. Permanent, large repeat business. Weekly pay. Must have a car. Earnings projected at 50 to 100 dollars weekly. Write Sales Manager for full details. 306 So List Street, Omaha, Nebraska. BUILDING AND MATERIALS: 59 GRAVEL for concrete. Eugene Updike, phone 171, Monticello or Albert Wolfe, phone 934-A. CONCRETE BLOCKS make your own. Mackeel Products, Richmond, Mo. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Sell new nationally proven food product, Pronto Pups. Big profits from small investment. Contact P. L. Nagel and B. A. Johnson, Box 910, Madison 1, Wis.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Rabatta Kolb and Petia Kolb, now deceased, in the Green County Court at Monroe. All claims must be filed before September 16 in the court with Harold J. Lambo ley and Johnson, Attorneys. Public notice dated June 8 15 22.
A string of social visits is recorded as families from Durand, Monroe, Rockford and surrounding areas hosted picnics and gatherings. Among those noted are Mr and Mrs Raymond Kun dert and children, Mr and Mrs Charles Greene and Nancy, Mrs Ivan Germain and family, and many others. Several reunions occurred, including the Arnsmeier-Ties families near Monroe, with visits to Hartman home, Du rand, and nearby towns.
Charlevoix coast guards rescued light keeper A. Backus after he drifted three days in an open boat on Lake Michigan without food or water. Returning from shore leave, his boat’s motor stalled and he drifted just outside the steamer lanes before rescue.
The state department of taxation announced 1946 property assessments totaling 213,198,000 with 5,057,120 in property taxes, up 260,000 from 1945, due to higher average tax rates. Railroads and rail companies show mixed changes, with Chicago and Northwestern up 85,104 and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Pacific up 76,801, while Western Union and Pullman see declines on reduced valuations.
In Chicago stockyards a light arrival dictated nominally steady prices across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs topped at 14.85 while salable hogs were around 300. cattle 200 salable with mixed grading and activity easing from Friday, steers and yearlings showing gains though late sales lapsed. Sheep receipts 100 with uneven lamb values and strong ewes, stockers scarce as buyers stay active. Grain futures in quiet Chicago market saw deferred oats at ceiling briefly. corn sold on arrival basis with prices around 1.46 1/4 and oats near 88 cents.
Dun & Bradstreet reported a nationwide sales uptick for last week with gradual gains in meme availability and favorable shopping weather. Sales were 22 to 26 percent higher than the same week last year, led by New York markets.
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