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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
8
Market pages show cattle steady with steers and heifers trading in wide ranges. Cows and bulls listed with prices. hogs and lambs noted steady. NYSE stock closings referenced alongside commodity prices and agricultural auctions.
In New York, blue chip issues posted moderate losses as the market leans on improving mail stock figures. The Dow average slipped amid inflation concerns, while officials say the economy is slowly recovering from the worst of the current inflation.
A reader asks if buying Consumer Power and related funds is wise for a seven year horizon. The discussion cites earnings growth reliance on customer demand, court battles over Tate 1969 expenditures, and rising capital needs. Analysts recommend quality growth over income stocks, naming American Home Products, National Distillers, Procter & Gamble, and Namare for potential growth. The SEC report on money managers suggests tighter disclosure, netting reforms, and penalties for underperformance.
Monday trading saw soybeans, corn, and wheat futures fall about two cents per bushel with oats down several cents. Weather eased pressure and field work progressed slowly, leaving traders cautious about supply and demand signals amid mixed regional conditions.
Indianapolis hogs higher as trades show active demand across the ribs and calves. Prices quoted include standard and low boxed cattle with slaughter figures steady and some selective demand for choice pigs.
Forty members and parents from the Crossed Spurs Horse and Pony Club attended a trip to Purdue University Veterinary School. Chaperones included Mrs James Border, Mrs Robert Cunningham, Lucien Weston, Carl Mumke, Vincent Beardsley, Mr and Mrs Bill Highs, Mr and Mrs Rot Anderson, and Mrs Lloyd Swanford.
Mc Spear notes his limits in replying to all mail personally but pledges to answer every question possible via his email, inviting constituent inquiries and promising timely responses where feasible.
A garbled classifieds page lists diverse ads across services such as business services, employment, antiques, vehicles, real estate, and financial items. Attributed lines hint at sales events, auctions, pet supplies, tools, and shelter or land notices, reflecting a broad community commercial listing with partial OCR readability.
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