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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1965
Page
5
New York shares moved little, with aircraft and electronics leading gains while rail and steel shares slumped. The Dow slipped to 879.89 as 1,359 issues traded with 34 new highs and 17 new lows. volume rose to 4.7 million shares.
The listed quotations show the closing price yesterday and the bid price for each stock, followed by the asking price at which shares are offered for sale. This provides a compact view of market activity for investors.
Grain futures show a modest rally late in trading but fail to reverse the trend with prices mostly steady to weak. Wheat edges higher while oats rye and soybeans post reductions. new crop soybeans largely unchanged amid mixed commodity moves. Local market notes include a block of agricultural prices and a notice about a 1965 tax appropriation hearing in Madison County Indiana.
A compilation of auction notices across Indiana items including household goods farming tools real estate and antiques. Listings show dates August with times and locations such as New Castle Anderson Pendleton Weatherford and Summitville and auctioneers Kellum Bradley Kirk Harter Pheanis Bradley Badgley Foland Lewis and others.
Local market notes show steady cattle and hog values with steers at 24.00 to 26.00 and heifers 22.00 to 24.50. Cows range 10.00 to 15.00, calves 14.00 down, lambs 21.00 to 22.00, and slaughter sheep 4.00 to 6.00, with weights and categories specified.
Cattle and hog markets show higher bid ranges with hogs 1 50 to 2 5 higher in Chicago and midwest yards. Slaughter steers and heifers command mostly high choice to prime weights while lambs and ewes move on mixed demand.
The report details hog prices with varied gains and losses by weight class, cattle and sheep quotes, and a farm notice. It notes Sing Sing’s name change from Mount Pleasant prison and lists public auction notices for properties and media facilities, including locations in Deshler and Anderson Indiana.
New York Central shares fell by 10 percent to 514s while prices on the American Stock Exchange moved unevenly. Corporate bonds showed a mixed tone and Treasuries advanced amid the trading session.
Indiana officials report $103 million in local recreation projects needed statewide over the next decade. Urban centers, developing metros, and tourist counties drive demand for land acquisition, facilities, and environmental controls, with local planning and increased federal aid emphasized.
Forty nine teachers from ten states including Indiana will attend the Tenth Annual General Motors Conference for High School Science and Mathematics Teachers starting August 22 in Warren Michigan. Indiana delegates include Charles B. Kirklin Middletown William E Brown Frankton Dale W Harvey Lapel Danny M Tye Kokomo William J Saler Northwest Indianapolis Jack Jester Ben Davis Clyde W Hockstedler Harry E Wood Indianapolis and Paul J Gannon Southside Muncie. The program includes GM staff visits at the GM Technical Center Research Laboratories Proving Grounds Flint and Warren GM Institute and the Training Center plus talks by university and corporate researchers on science education and program development.
NEW DELHI AP reports a Finance Ministry spokesman says rupee notes are only destroyed when absolutely crumpled due to high demand. Merely soiled notes are reissued, and notes must be in very poor condition to be taken out of circulation.
A 21 year old East German woman climbed heavy barbed wire fences Tuesday and escaped to West Berlin before dawn, according to West Berlin police.
The People's Marketplace outlines office hours and rate plans for classified ads. Two-line minimums cost 1.00, monthly 6.00 per line with 20 percent cash discounts, and ads run in The Herald and The Bulletin. Line ads accepted until 5 pm the day before publication.
A fragment from a classifieds page lists sections such as Personal, Special Notices, Transportation, Beauty Barber Shops Funeral Directors and Building Contractors. It mentions Employment and Automotive categories and includes scattered broken words for services like cleaning moving and tax service.
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