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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1947
Page
2
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Editorial notes the 1914 1920 land price collapse after World War I and the 1939 wartime rebound. It warns a new crash could recur if demand for farm goods slackens, urging debt reduction before further land purchases. Secretary Anderson convenes a June 9 10 Washington conference with officials bankers and farm groups to address the issue.
A collage of short items: a creole banquet in Baltimore noted by Edward T. Waldo ends with an ignited dessert mishap, a 5 alarm Brooklyn fire disrupts a Democratic fundraiser, Alta Brown retires after decades teaching in Garden City, and an Army travel pay claim by a Marshall veteran stretching back 48 years.
Brazil's present population is 46.2 million, per Bank of Brazil statistics from a recent survey. The data also show national density at five persons per square mile, noting parts of Europe exceed this density by a wide margin.
Raphael and Theo plan a return home with Kirby Alan and a baby to join Raphael's family. Lydia frets over Kirby's adjustment and Wade, while Theo seeks a new start in Boston. A social call with Mrs. Hewlett threads through the impending departure and emotional strains.
L cuss ww graduated from the University of Wisconsin on Saturday. Mrs Ault flew from Chicago to Ironton Ohio to visit Mr and Mrs Walter Allbritten for several days. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Carl Ault and others. Dan Ault, electrical engineering graduate, will join United Telephone Co on June 1. Carl Ault and relatives attended Madison commencement exercises.
Hors killed by freak lightning strike as Mrs Olive Drake is named. Miss Alice Isely and Emmett Jogerst marry. Marian Cotherman, top pupil, has emergency appendectomy on rural graduation day. Jesse Fisher 15 of Woodford has typhoid fever. 25 Years Ago May 27 1922 Green County normal graduates perform Marys Millions. Corncrib saves Janesville bus from tipping at a culvert in Juta en route with 20 passengers. Frank Austin Monroe native dies in California. Miss Ida Norder and Carl Ellason wed in Rockford. Hogstop Chicago market at 11 dollars. Two deer seen among Berdatte Purington cattle at Amy.
Albany residents Mrs William Steindorf Mr and Mrs Rolland Stein dorf Mr and Mrs Charles Hig beeAlbany and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Edwards Beloit spent the weekend in Chicago Arthur Fleek Denver Colo Spent the past week here at the Dr D H Partridge home and in Janesville with his father E T Fleck Mrs Lena Lewis and daughter Kathleen are spending two weeks the Lloyd Scott home Kathleen who completed her second year at the university will be employed in a drug store in Madison during the summer Vaughn Lewis began work last week with the Wisconsin Power and Light Co Janesville The condition of Ross Patchen seriously ill at St Clare hospital Monroe is slightly improved His mother Mrs William Patchen is caring for him.
Mrs. C L Crago reports local items from Browntown. Mrs Ralph Heer and son Terry of Minneapolis visit her parents Mr and Mrs B E Madredll. Mr and Mrs Walter Brugger were visitors in Mt Horeb. Adolph Risser of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Brugger hosted guests Friday. Joseph Dale has erected a
A small cottage on his village lots is slated for move soon. The 1946 Rome Beauty apple harvest reached over eight million bushels, up 83 percent from 1945 and 23 percent above 1944.
An Anadarko man aged 85 expresses optimism for a long life. He cites his mother who lived to 106 his father 108 and his grandmother Ka Tey Times Want Ads.
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