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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1965
Page
6
New York shares finished mixed with slight upturns despite a Dow drop. The Dow lost .65 to 861.20 while the S P 500 rose .04 to 85.46 and the AP average edged up .1 to 27.1. Trading favored electronics and war materials, with rails and motors wavering.
Indianapolis grain bids list truck delivered No 2 red wheat at 1 30 No 2 yellow corn 1 16 No 2 white oats 60 cents No 1 yellow soybeans 2 26 counters counterfeiting fraud totals 5 9 million in first nine months of the fiscal year versus 3 4 million for all of last year Rep Wright Patman disclosed in the House of Representatives
Indiana hog and cattle market wrap reports steady to firm tone with shifts by weight. Hogs show mixed gains in 200 to 600 lb ranges while cattle and calves move slowly, with cows steady to weak and vealers high good to choice prices. Sheep remain steady with spring lambs at notable values.
Local market update shows hogs 1190 to 240 pounds at 24.00 to 24.25 and 240 to 300 pounds at 23.00 to 24.00 with saws 22.00 down. Cattle steady mix includes ch. steers and heifers 24.00 to 27.00 and good steers and heifers 22.00 to 25.00 with cows 16.00 down. Bulls at 19.60 down. Grain market notes vary area to area with new wheat shell corn oats and beans listed.
In Chicago AP report traders urged caution with limited commitments as wheat rose fractions and soybeans slipped slightly. News on European crop outlook and possible Soviet buying influenced prices, while Ball State University announces computer assisted fall registration with professor and schedule selection tied to the system.
Practical guidance urges drivers to avoid confrontation with aggressive motorists. Slow down when approached, use horn or lights to warn them, and maintain an escape route. The tip emphasizes keeping calm and preserving personal safety on the road.
USDA market report shows hogs 3,500 head with prices steady to strong. 190-225 lb hogs 25.00-25.25, 240-270 lb 24.35-24.73, sows 22.00-23.25. Cattle slaughter steady with prime and high choice loads 1,200-1,300 lb at 27.50-28.00, heifers 23.25-25.75. Spring lambs 24.50-25.00, other grades 22.50-24.50. overall market mixed to steady.
Noblesville Ledger editor James T. Neal and Hamilton Circuit Judge Edward F. New Jr. traded letters after Neal criticized New's court practices. Neal faces contempt hearing on Aug. 30 over a front page column on court expenses.
The Madison County Board of Commissioners announces sealed bids for remodeling the Madison County Home hospital. Bids due 10:00 A.M. August 9, 1965 at the Court House, publicly opened. Plans on file in the County Auditor’s Office. Right to reject bids reserved. Dated July 6 1965 Anderson Indiana.
Dismissed residents include Mrs Mary Braemer and daughter at 823 Heritage Lane Mrs Jeannette Fryden and son Alexandria Mrs Margaret Byrd 214 Cottage Ave Mrs May Said 2636 Main St Mrs Mary Jo Stine 1115 W ith St Mrs Ella Hood 2103 Cedar St Byron Taylor 1226 Madison Ave Mrs Barbara Evans and daughter 334 W 14th St Mrs Emma Jackson 1954 Lincoln St William Hill 1037 W 13th St Miss Cynthia Jackson Rt 3 Mrs Marguerite Armstrong 314 W ard St Miss Teresa McCall New root
Public auction notices for real estate and household items list multiple locations and sellers including Anderson, Whelchel, and Bartell. Items include house goods, gardening equipment, and real estate sales near Bethel Pike and North of Me Intersection. Auctions conducted by Laverne and Tom Bartell with various dates and addresses.
Marriage licenses issued for Steven Joe Thornberg and Darlene Rae Wassom in Anderson. Yanis Ray Bush Jr and Annette Trotter in Chesterfield. William Arnold Parrish and Janice Irene Brown in Anderson. Edward Oscar Clark and Rebecca Annette Cook in Anderson. Joseph Clifford Crawford and Barbara Ellens Hendrix in Alexandria. Jon Howard Goul and Judy Kay Russell in Anderson. Robert Lee Smitherman and Janet Sue Spall in Anderson. Hubert Curry Detrick and Adrene LaVonne Boone in Anderson. Jerry Lewis Sehmitt and Mary Katheryn Johnson in Anderson. John Douglas Johnston and Marjorie Marie Johnston in Anderson.
The Horse Patality H Club met at Brenda Wests home for a wiener roast, horseback riding and games led by County Extension Agent Jer Revburn. Leaders Mr and Mrs Jake Dale distributed 4 H FairPrograms and record books were turned in.
Denture text displays a collage of personal ads loans home lots and services. Notable items include a respectability request for a 65 to 75 year old gentleman, a money loan offer with small monthly repayments, a suede coats promotion, a carpet cleaner and upholstery service, a shoe store sizing message, a welding joke and a mobile home lot rental near Pendleton with directions, and a two line minimum rate notice.
A discount of 20 percent is allowed for cash or within seven days after billing. The Herald and The Bulletin cover total ad costs. Classified line ads use 6 and 12 point type. 12 point counts as two lines. Ads start in the Morning Edition. Anderson Newspapers, Inc. handles ads and is not liable for more than one incorrect insertion. Classified line ads accepted until 5 p.m. the day before publication. Credit extended to customers via telephone 643 5371.
Special notices and classified listings include toys plants livestock and poultry for sale moving services and rentals. Also featured are real estate notices vehicles autos and insurance loans plus boards and rooms for rent in a dense 19th century style classifieds page.
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