Style Shop Furniture Ad by Snively and Snyder
Monroe Evening Times advertises The Style Shop by Snively and Snyder offering fine furniture with price ranges from 10.95 to 16.95 dollars and related tax inclusive totals from 3.90 to 15.30 dollars.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1945
Page
4
For Sale Livestock Cattle Horses Hogs
William O Heinzelman of route 2 Monroe offers grade Holstein cow five years old for sale. Cattle horses and hogs available with details limited to the listed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Heinzelman
Monroe
Campbell Brothers advertise dairy herd and auto parts
Holsteins two cows and six yearling heifers offered by Campbell Brothers of route 2 Juda. See us for parts for Cad DeSoto Plymouth and Dodge trucks from Studer Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Brothers
Juda
Plymouth
Dodge
Studer Motor Co
Used furniture and home goods listed for sale
A small classified page lists items including a LAFF-A-DAY M-M corn planter with fertilizer attachment in A-1 condition from New Glarus Hardware Co. Also offered are desks, a roll top and a flat top, a washing machine, gas store, kitchen cabinets, a combination bookcase writing desk, Holsinger’s X-L-O furniture polish, and a sales guarantee from M Earl Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M-M
New
Glarus Hardware Company
Ault’s
Holsinger'’'S
For Sale: Girls Bicycle Prewar in Excellent Condition
A misc lady’s bicycle from the prewar era is offered in excellent condition. Located near 719 22nd Avenue with contact by phone 517. Also available are box-end wrenches in all sizes. Allman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
22Nd Avenue
Allman
New Shipments Arrive for Farm Yard Supplies
New shipments include 25 bags of peat moss and 22 sections of harrows. Additional items listed are 10 by 12 broader house, 2 glider rakes, and 3 steel flare boxes arriving for farm maintenance and landscaping.
Help Wanted and Farm Property Ad Notice
Employment help wanted male seek 3 room modern furnished apartment for summer months. Box 7 in care of Times for full particulars. Farm property pasture wanted for 2 yearlings. C. S. Peterson route 2 Monroe phone 928 2 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
the Times
C. S. Peterson
Help Wanted Ditch Digging Jobs Listed
Employment notice seeks male workers for ditch digging on a farm for about one month. Contact Frank Buehler at phone 29 or Donald S Thorp at telephone 86 1 in South Wayne for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Crushing Co
Browntown Silica Company
Browntown
Co. V. Kenyon
Stoughton
Wis
Draper Hall
Oconomowoc
Frank Buehler
Donald S. Thorp
South Wayne
May 7 1945 Court Order Notice Details
Dated May 7 1945 and issued by order of the court. Harold J. VanBoley signs for the Con, with Reger and Johnson, Attorneys listed. Publication dates May 8 15 22 referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Vanboley
Reger and Johnson
Chicago livestock and grain prices advance amid steady to strong bids
In Chicago, hogs and cattle markets showed steady to firm activity with salable hogs 5 000 head and cattle 6 500 head, buyers paying 14.75 per cwt for 140 lb barrows and 14.00 for sows, while cattle and calves ranged with fed steers steady to strong and vealers at 16.00. Sheep offerings 3 000, lambs 15.75 per cwt for western wool types, and grain futures hit season highs with May corn at 1.18. Live poultry and butter and eggs markets remained firm in Chicago trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WFA
Seceigte
Twin Grove School Closes for Picnic Week
Twin Grove will close Friday May 18 for a school picnic inviting all residents to attend. Several local residents visited family and friends across nearby towns including Monroe Watertown Freeport and Brodhead. Evelyn Marean was hired to teach the Twin Grove school for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Grove
Set
Dale Roenneburg
Emma Bacon
Monroe
William Dreibelbis
Leland Ruff
Orangeville
J. H. Beightol
Ruth Schwartzlow
Minnie Raymer
Wade Raymer
Freeport
J. H. Emrich
Watertown
L. M. Mears
Mears
Dan Roenneburg
Janesville
Bert Orton
F. Roenneburg
Brodhead
Evelyn Marean
Local Residents Host Numerous Sunday Visits
Wiess Freeport hosted a week of social visits with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Barton Mrs. W. W. Steckler and Dennis in Madison ten guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Beightol Mrs. Roy Miller Juda visited the J. H. Beightol home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Visger plan to move to the Riese farm. Mrs. Lester Bacon Mrs. Faye Schroeder Mr. and Mrs Carl Sipple son Dickie Mr. and Mrs. William Heinzelman and family Mrs. Joe Jaeggs daughter Elizabeth Ann visited Andrew Bell home. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Minert and family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed and family Miss Ada Reed and Mrs. Esther Fluegel Freeport were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Reed.
Milwaukee Duck to get ramp to water for ducklings
Milwaukee's Mrs Elizabeth Drake and Francis the drake will benefit from a city ramp project approved by the common council. The plan, 19-5, directs the superintendent of bridges and buildings to provide facilities for the ducks comfort safety and access to the water near the busy river site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee River
Francis Drake
Elizabeth
Duck
Francis
Drake
Koerner
Milwaukee Humane Society
Further Subsidies Promised to Meat Industry by OPA
A Senate committee chairman said an OPA order granting more subsidies to the meat industry will likely be issued this week. If it overcomes objections from packers and cattle feeders to the current subsidy schedules, the order could pave the way for swift Senate action to extend the price control act unchanged for another year beyond June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Durand Man Refuses Charge for Burned Steaks
A Durand Illinois man and two companions dined at a local restaurant on Sunday and refused to pay for their meals claiming the steaks were burned. After brief dispute and minor testimony from other patrons supporting the food, police were called and the bill was eventually paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Ill
Pattern 9163 beginner dirndl dress for juniors
Marian Martin Darling drawstring dirndls pattern 9163 offers an easy sew for beginners. Sleeves fuse with the waist, styles include ar or puffed, simple gathered fit, available in Junior Miss sizes 11 through 18. Pattern requires 2% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 13. Send 20 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Monroe Evening Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
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