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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1959
Page
6
By Chic Young, bow-polar bear promotes gear for sale at Martin's. Includes price of $20.00 and contact phone 2259. Slogan boasts bait quality and urging readers to visit the Martin's eet location.
Want ads offer livestock listings and a note about Crandall's Texaco stations providing Texaco gas and oil during spring changeover time for complete service and fueling.
Heavy gauge steel stock tanks priced from 15.95 to 42.50 with waterer 36.95 at Wards Farm Store Monroe Wisconsin items include tractors planters plows combine balers hay conditioners cement mixers and plow sharpeners Also notice Moe ws seed corn and offers for crippled cattle and cows and heifers for sale in Monroe Juda Evansville and Clarno areas contact numbers included.
Green County Wisconsin Juvenile Court will hear on May 25 1969 at 10 20 A M in Monroe a petition to terminate parental rights of Robert Jacobson to Barbara Patricia Judith Lynda Jacobson. Dated May 4 1959. Marshall L Peterson Juvenile Court Judge. May 6 13 20.
Hollywood reports 17 year old Paul Anka, famed for Diana, faces California underage actor schooling rules while filming Girls Town. He claims travel education dulls school work, yet must study three hours daily until he is 18, sparking debate over youth stardom and education. His Lebanese-Canadian roots, early career, and rapid rise from Ottawa quartets to ABC Paramount are noted.
American League standings list Cleveland and Baltimore at top with strong records. Wednesday results include Cleveland defeating Baltimore 9 to 1 and New York beating Kansas City in 10 innings. National League results feature Milwaukee over Los Angeles in 16 innings and Philadelphia edging St. Louis 8 to 7.
Bill Belanger pushed across a tie breaking run in the 11th inning and Western Michigan added another tally to defeat Wisconsin 8 6 in the second of a two game baseball series. The Badgers made seven errors leading to four unearned runs. Belanger drove in four runs including a seventh inning homer.
Evening television listings show programs across channels 3 13 27 33 39 including The Full House Milton Berle with Ginger Rogers U S Steel Hour The Wayward Widow Emmy Awards Boxing Holly Mims vs Joey Giardello While New York Sleeps On The Go Farmers Market Jimmy Dean House Party The Sound of Murder and All American Chump.
Hog prices mostly steady to weak with mixed grades and weights across 9 500 hogs. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers show varied gains and wide range of prices while feeders and cows move within narrow bands. Butter eggs and grain prices are listed with receipts and price levels in Chicago markets.
Aaron May, slugging Milwaukee Braves outfielder, considered a 175 acre farm near Shawano offered at 45000 dollars. Real estate agent A N Brunner said Aaron inspected cattle, farm and machinery and asked attorneys to prepare an offer for his consideration and possible approval.
Gov. Gaylord Nelson signed a law allowing deer hunters to wear yellow jackets and caps as an optional alternative to orange or red this season. The governor also approved a second bill permitting motorists to pass or drive between vehicles in a military convoy.
About 50 members from the Portage Park Sportsmen's Club of Chicago spent the weekend at Yellowstone Lake for fishing and boating. They began the trip with a group of about 20 and traveled with their own camping equipment.
A Havana military appeal court set aside the death penalty and sentenced Olga Herrera Marcos to 30 years in prison after she was convicted of informing against Fidel Castro's revolutionaries. She had received the death sentence on April 28.
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