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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1955
Page
4
KEMPFERT PHARMACY and BAUMAN'S GREETING CARDS are advertised alongside Disch Implement Co offerings. The ad notes five sizes of wire cable and galvanized sash cards, promoting new and used implements, livestock trade, and post sale service with phone contact at 182 New Glarus.
Salable hogs trading generally lower across weights with prices from 14.75 to 21.25 per hundredweight. Cattle and calves show mixed moves with prime steers and heavy buyers noted, prices mainly between 17.50 and 24.00. Grain markets report no wheat trades. corn bids range from 1.42 to 1.50 per bushel across grades. oats and white varieties priced from 0.70 to 0.75 per bushel.
County weed commissioner Joe Riedweg warns that Canadian thistles are emerging in oats and must be cut now to prevent seeding. Some areas show heavy infestation requiring large-scale cutting while isolated patches may only need topping to stop reseeding.
Brodhead marks the Fairman-Newcomer wedding with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Marty visiting from Paris Illinois. Loretta Latham of Beloit State Bank spent the weekend with her parents, Edward and Loretta Latham. Doris Wismer, a Bowling Green student, headed to Green Lake to work at Sandstone camp for the summer, with Mrs. Wismer and Carol Wismer joining her. W W Lawyer Pearl Myers and F M Ties attended the Ties cousins picnic at Macktown Forest Preserve in Rockton Illinois, where seventy-two guests gathered. The editorial notes the 1952 poliomyelitis case tally in the United States reaching an all time high of 58,000.
The excerpt outlines garment patterns, fabric details, and sizing notes, referencing times and places. It mentions pattern charts, page numbers, and brand-like terms while describing style and fit considerations for sewing enthusiasts. It reads like a vintage sewing column with product cues and decorative terminology.
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