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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1965
Page
5
The Chicago market reports mixed hog prices with heifers and steers showing strength in late trading. Slaughter hogs range 16.50 to 18.25 for boars, while cows and canners fetch lower on the day. Engineers expect to uncover remains of three 19th century sailing ships under Market Street in San Francisco as work progresses.
Indianapolis hogs show weakness with 200 to 240 pound hogs at 24.60 to 25.10. 300-360 pound hogs 22.60 to 23.60. cattle steady with mixed 190-260 pound steers at 24.00 to 26.00 and cows 10.00 to 15.50. Grain prices rise in Fort Wayne area for No 2 red wheat 1.33 and No 2 yellow shelled corn 1.10. toll road traffic up to 6.28 million vehicles in seven months with net income near 7.66 million. Final accounting notice for Myrtle M. Leonard estate. Adoption petition for Monte Lee Patton filed in Madison County Court.
Hogs range 24.75 to 24.90 for 190 to 240 pounds and 23.75 to 24.75 for 240 to 300 pounds. Sows 22.75 down. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 24.00 to 27.00. good steers and heifers 22.00 to 25.00. Bulls 19.00. Local grain prices show new wheat at 1.37, shell corn 36 lbs, oats, and beets at 2.28. Bloomingston notices include IU Pop Concert Series attractions: Dave Brubeck Quartet September 11, Serendipity Singers September 25, Peter, Paul and Mary October 2, Jack Jones November 20 at U. Auditorium after home games.
Demand was light but steady for wheat and soybeans as futures closed with modest gains and slow trade. Wheat rose on speculative buying, corn and rye dipped, oats mixed. open interest climbed by several million bushels.
A government witness testified that the controversial cancer drug Krebiozen is creatine monohydrate, a common body substance, and that analysis shows it identical to a noncancer treatment. The trial of four promoters including Stevan Durovic continues as they face fraud and conspiracy charges.
Taxpayers of Anderson Madison County Indiana are warned the Library Board will meet at its regular place to estimate funds and determine tax rates for library purposes. The notice requests taxpayer attention and attendance during the proceedings.
The document outlines budgets for library operating funds including personal services contractual supplies and current charges with a total of 147 150. It lists taxes to be raised and funds on hand plus miscellaneous revenue for the upcoming year 1966 and notes corporate and U S Treasury bonds movements.
The Madison County Board of Commissioners discussed road resurfacing plans for Moss Island Rd and noted recent resurfacing of Py i St. Rd between Alexandria and Ind. 37. The meeting covered taxes, library levies, and state tax hearings, with officials outlining dates and procedures for final tax rate determinations.
A fragmented auction notice lists multiple sales dates and locations including August 28 and September 25 with public sales of household goods and farm equipment. Names such as Omer Aue and George Sab are present along with auctioneers Laz 2 and H. D. Kirk and locations like West Avenue and 270s Level Ross Jp.
A fragmented OCR classified index lists categories such as Lost and Found Personalities Transportation Business Services and Employment Opportunities with scattered captions and misread headings. The item shows typical newspaper classifieds layout mentions like Barber Shops Masonry Moving Heating and Automotive sections among others.
Madison Heights High School announces enrollment for 9th grade on Friday and 7th to 9th graders on Friday September 3 at 8 am. Seniors and juniors pick up schedules and pay locker fees August 30 and August 31 respectively. Office hours are 8 am to 4 pm. Buses run at 7:30 am for junior high students with return by 9:30 am. Bookstore open 9 am to 5 pm starting next Monday.
Dr. Gene Newberry who recently returned from a world trip will discuss highlights before the Anderson Lions Club at noon in the YMCA. Program chairman Len Blevins arranged the appearance. Abrasive kitchen gloves are made for scraping vegetable skins.
The Peoples Marketplace lists office hours from eight a.m. to p.m. with monthly rates of six dollars per line and a 20 percent cash discount or seven day payment incentive. Ads run in both The Herald and The Bulletin and are set in 6 point type with 2 point light faced type for 12 point. White space is charged per line. No borders on line ads.
Anderson Newspapers Inc reserves the right to classify ads under proper headings and will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Classified line ads will be accepted until 9 pm of the day prior to publication. Credit is extended to persons who have telephones.
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