During the WWII the United States and it's allies received a great deal of support from corporations such as Montgomery Wards. The company was ran by Chairman Sewell Avery who had things under control until President Roosevelt (FDR) created the National War Labor Board in 1942. However, in 1944 Avery refused to comply with the collective bargaining agreement terms with the unions. Then Avery, being ousted by the board of directors refused to leave his office. A second vote was held with the same result of ousting as Chairman, but he refused to leave. Roosevelt decided to call the National Guard and have him physically removed, which was caught in a photo of Avery being carried out by guardsmen while still sitting and grasping onto his chair. That photo made the front page of the media and folks said that Avery looked like a "Monkey" the way he was slouched in his chair with his arms hanging on, but dangling down. From then on, Montgomery Wards got the nickname of "Monkey Wards".
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In 1938 as part of their expanding catalog,pets and pet supplies were offered. and among the pets offered were Caching monkeys. Of course it was very unique to have exotic animals available. So Montgomery Wards became known as the monkey store... Monkey Wards
I got my in 1960 from monkey wards
you did not come from a monkey
If it is a Strepsirrhine, it is not a monkey. If it is a monkey, it is not a Strepsirrhine.
1 is monkey
nope, pig
Montgomery Ward was often colloquially referred to as "Monkey Ward" due to a combination of its name being somewhat awkward to say and the playful nature of the nickname. The term was also used in a somewhat derogatory manner, suggesting a lack of sophistication or implying that the company's products were of lower quality. Additionally, the nickname gained traction during the mid-20th century, becoming a part of popular culture.
No, they are from South America
hes chunky monkey mama
Other Monkeys!
It Already has.
It was not his time yet.