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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
4
Classic car listing notes Excel lent condition economy plus and a price well below book value for quick sale Financing available Call 325 4430 to inquire potential buyer contacts and details for the local listing
Monroe area classified ads advertise pianos organs and Cordovox a new instrument combo. Also used instruments clothing and a Stoker chair plus wood and other supplies. Numerous help wanted postings for farm dairy meat and factory jobs with details and contact Box references.
Wisconsin Green County probate sets hearing for final account settlement and heirs determination for Emma Schmidt of Monroe. Court to decide inheritance tax residue and joint tenancy termination with sale of parcel as per Land Contract. Public auction of Monroe property to follow terms of sale on courthouse steps November 16, 1964 at 10:00 AM.
Hunters are warned after Cecil the big pale grey crane with a red head and six foot wingspan escaped his Vancouver Zoo enclosure. Curator Larry Lesage suspects the bird fled after being bored by a nearby miniature train, prompting officials to caution sportsmen.
John Wayne, 57, left Good Samaritan Hospital after two surgeries for a chest tumor and plans to rest at home in Encino while watching the World Series. In Bedford, England, Christopher Soames campaigns from a hospital bed after a fall. his wife Mary, Churchill's granddaughter, campaigns with him. In Frankfurt, Melchior Wankowicz, an American citizen, is detained in Poland over alleged publishing of slanderous material abroad, tied to War Saw authors’ concerns about censorship.
New York an Up state resident Charles Kierst a 72 year old Auburn New York retired fireman stood in line outside Yankee Stadium Thursday afternoon for a bleacher seat for Saturday's World Series game. It was the eighth time he claimed the first in line position.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced the President Kennedy Memorial Fund received 25090 dollars from a preseason game against the Detroit Lions. One third of the net profits after expenses funded the donation.
Radcliffe who received her name during Hurricane Hilda left a Baton Rouge Red Cross shelter to return to Morgan City. Her sister Audrey was born in Morgan City during Hurricane Audrey in 1957.
Today’s markets show hogs 9,000 head with slower slaughter and varied carcass weights, cattle at 7,500 with steers and heifers priced across prime to standard grades, and sheep around 400 with steady to lower bids. Butter and eggs hold steady. corn and soybean oil futures listed with No 1 yellow corn at 1.27 and soybean oil at 0.75.
TV highlights list hourly U.S. network offerings with channel numbers. Rawhide and many color shows premiere in October evenings, featuring Ed Begley, Jack Benny, Bob Hope, The Entertainers, Gomer Pyle USMC, and sports events. Tomorrow includes Cardinals vs Jyphee, Texas-Oklahoma football, and Kentucky Jones storyline.
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