Decline Breaks Share Advance In Quiet Market Session
New York stocks drifted lower on Monday ending a two day rise as many issues fell one to two dollars. Trading volume was a record low for 1956 with 1,420,000 shares, while the Associated Press average slipped $1.10 to 184.50 as industrials, rails, and utilities fell. The day began higher but weakened toward the close with losses concentrated in chemicals, metals, and rails.
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New York
Tiseorekers
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
American
Madison County hearing on liquor permit applications
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Madison County Indiana will begin at 8 AM September 10 1936 at the Commissioner's Court Anderson Indiana an investigation into permit applications. Public access and participation are requested as the board reviews transfers and new permits for Kenneth G Bryson Cecil R Staley John D Ireland at specified Anderson locations and permit classes. Victor G Walmer executive secretary and Walter P Weyland chairman sign. No. C-9876-B Aug 20-H 23.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Madison County
Indiana
Commissioner's Court
Anderson
Kenneth G. Bryson
Restaurent
Catherine L. McKibben
9Th St. Anderson
Cecil R. Staley
Meridian St. Anderson
John D. Ireland
W. 14Th
St. Anderson
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Victor G. Walmer
Walter P. Weyland
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate No 12428
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Martha Harting deceased to appear in the Superior Court at Anderson Indiana on August 1 1954 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the Clerk of said Court this 7th day of August 1934 Clerk Joseph H Armington William L Peck No H 6856 Aug 14 21 28
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Martha Harting
Anderson
Indiana
Joseph H. Armington
William L. Peck
Final settlement for Ida C. Sutton deceased in Anderson court
Creditors heirs and legatees of Ida C Sutton deceased to appear in the Superior Court at Anderson Indiana on September 1 1956 to show cause why final settlement of decedent should not be approved Witness the Clerk of said Court this 8th day of August 1956 Clerk Cromer No Ht bua nee oe teat-28
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Ida C. Sutton
Anderson
Indiana
Sey Esteny
Joseph H. Armington
Paeedan Court
Cromer No
Publication notices from Madison County court and school board
State of Indiana Madison County Superior Court notice in Case No 2-56-329 directs Fred R Johnson and Lucille Johnson to answer the complaint by a specified date. Also published is a taxpaying notice to approve a 15000 dollar cumulative building fund appropriation for Park Place and Southside Junior High School sites with hearings and involvement by the State Board of Tax Commissioners and County Auditor.
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State of Indiana
Madison County
Superior Court
Personal Finance Company of Anderson Ve
Fred R. Johnson
Lucille Johnson
State of
Indiana
Anderson
County of
Madison
West 11Th Street
Park Place
Southside
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Board OF School
William Havermale
Margaret Knight
Wilbur S. Roby
Steers Reach High For Year At Chicago Market
CHICAGO W-Prime steers set a new high for the year at 31.15 dollars on Monday, up as much as 75 cents. Other cattle sold steady to higher while salable receipts fell to 18 000 head. Cows and heifers posted mixed to steady gains with hogs and sheep showing varied moves. top steer price reached 31.15 and spring lambs ranged 20 to 23.75 dollars.
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Chicago
Wall Street Bonds Close Mixed As Rails Hold Steady
New York bond market ended with a balance between higher and lower issues on Monday. U.S. government securities declined after mid day wiping out gains from last Friday. Rails showed some demand in a quiet market while volume reached 2.98 million dollars. Industrials were unchanged and utilities and foreign issues rose slightly from Friday’s yearly lows.
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New York
U.S
Associated Press
Local Livestock and Grain Prices Noted
Market listings show 200 to 210 pound livestock at 16.25 per hundredweight with various price lines down to 14.75 and 15.75 for different lots. Poultry items from Anderson Poultry and eggs current receipts at 30 cents per dozen. Grain prices include corn per 68 pounds at 1.39 and rye at 63 cents, with oats and casein also listed in small figures.
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Anderson Poultry
Pannckwatenses
Muncie Livestock Market Report Hogs Steady to Lower
Muncie hogs sold mostly 25 cents lower with choice 200 to 240 pounds at 16.50 and 240 to 280 pounds at 16.00 to 16.25. 280 to 360 pounds 15.00 to 15.75. no strong demand for sows and stags. Cattle prices ranged from 11.50 to 26.00 for various grades from cows to prime steers. calves and lambs also noted steady with spring lambs around 20.00 and old crop lambs at 15.00 and slaughter sheep about 4.00 or lower.
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Muncie
Cotton Textile Market Holds Steady Amid Converter Scrutiny
In New York the cotton textile market remained steady with buyers and converters more cautiously checking cloth. Activity mainly centered on nearby sales while prices stayed unchanged. The wool goods market was quiet as traders awaited the resumption of Australian wool markets today, with prices softer than expected.
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New York
Truman and Stevenson Face Off in Chicago Meeting
London Evening News prints authentic account of a private Chicago meeting between Adlai Stevenson and former President Truman. The brief exchange includes Truman offering help and Stevenson declining, noting no grudges despite past tensions over Stevenson’s nomination.
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London
London Evening News
Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
Chicago
Auction Sales Listings From August Through September
A sequence of farm and real estate auctions listed with dates from August 28 to September 15. Items include dispersal dairy sales, public auctions, tavern receivers sale, farm machinery and furniture liquidations, administrator and real estate sales, cattle and hogs, and antiques. Locations span Summitville Fairmount Anderson Elwood Marion Lape Pendleton and nearby roads. Auctioneers include Egg M Hood H D Kirk Everett E Corn Wm Meyer J C Bradley and others.
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Kenneth Johnson
Summitville
H. D Kirk
Lee Radcliff
Fairmount
Everett E Corn & Egg M Hood
Burton McClintock
East 9Th Street
Anderson
Egg Hood
Wayne
Sarah Powell
H. D. Kirk
Harvey Peterson
Everett E. Corn and
Egg M. Hood
Jonesboro
U.S
Campbell Furniture Company
New
Marion
Everett Corn
Lape
Aubert
Wm. Meyer
Hoggs & Tool
Keith Snider
Pendleton
J. C. Bradley
Joe Kellum
Morton McShurley
Apples For Pies To Be Available
Purdue specialist Joe Vandemark says summer apples will be available through next month with about 25 000 bushels. Dutchess Summer Rambos and Maiden Blush follow at moderate prices. Home makers should pick two and a half inch diameter fruit with red streaks for best quality and minimal waste.
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Lafayette
Joe Vandemark
Purdue University
Vandemark
Indiana
South Carolina Democrats Hold Line On Regular Ticket
South Carolina Democrats voted at a stormy convention to stick with the national party ticket and deny amnesty to members who back other candidates. Gov. George Bell Timmerman Jr. and party leaders urged unity, keeping SC in line with Stevenson Kefauver ticket amid grumbling over civil rights plank.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Democrats
National Party
George Bell Timmerman ,Jr
Adlai Stevenson-Estes Kefauver
Democratic Platform
Kefauver
Rail death near Rockport claims Lincoln City man
In Rockport Indiana a freight train operated by Southern Railways struck and killed 80 year old Jacob Reynolds of Lincoln City on Saturday night. State police said the man appeared to be sitting or lying on the tracks when struck.
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Rockport
Ind
Southern Railways
Jacob Reynolds
Lincoln City
Corn and Soybean Prices Fall on Heat Driven Harvest Pressure
Midwest heat spurs selling across grain markets with September corn and September soybeans down over four cents. May and July wheat rise while 1957 wheat output is seen well below recent years. Soybean oil hits a new yearly low and soybean meal slides to 50.50 52.00 per ton amid chatter of Japan contemplating an import duty.
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Chicago
Midwest
Japan
Chicken Prices Will Decline
INDIANAPOLIS UP-Mr Miller of the Department of Agriculture said broiler chickens, already low priced, will fall sharply in the next few weeks. He noted a three to four million head weekly oversupply compared with last year as marketings rise, speaking at the National Broiler Assn convention.
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Indianapolis
Herman I. Miller
Department of Agriculture
Miller
National Broiler Assn
Classified Ad Rates and Local Shop Ads
Classified ad rates for Anderson Newspapers include minimums per line and paper discounts. Ads run three days, six or twelve point type, and must be paid within seven days to qualify for cash discounts. The ad mix covers both The Herald and The Bulletin with separate deadlines and free-point type limits. Local ads from The Fair Store and various service listings appear with contact details and insurance notes.
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Anderson
Herald
Bulletin
Anderson Newspapers
Ime
3-Personals and Local Service Ads Mix
Personal ads offer marriage and business advice from Madam Marie Reader Advisor with daily Sun service 8 am to 10 pm at 1426 Meridian. Local firms list dirt and gravel services Koons & Barnett Kelly Gravel Co and Roto Rooter announce temporary closure until Sept. 4.
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R. W. Beeman Gravel Co
Stephen
Gilson
23Rd & Main Sts
Madam Rose Reader
Columbus
KOONS & BARNETT _PHONE
Kelly Gravel CO
Alendar Ace E
Woolworth
Chesterfield
Marie Reader
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Loew's Inc
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Westinghouse Heen Eavas
Motual Funds
Wellington
Muncie Livestock
The
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Lazard Fréres & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Blyth & Co., Inc
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
A. G. Becker & Co. Incorporated
F. S.moseley & Co
Collett & Company, Inc
Kiser, Cohn & Shumaker, Inc
Francis I. duPont & Co
City Securities Corporation
Indianapolis Bond and Share Corporation
Raffensperger, Hughes&Co
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Illinois Company Incorporated
A. M. Kidder & Co
Gavin L. Payne & Company, Inc
Newton Todd Company, Inc
Panama
Bronx
N. Y
Adlai
Stevenson
Bess
Brian Carr Ault
Selma
Indiana and Michigan Electric Co
Fedreal
Delaware County
Ault
Linwood Rd
Allis Chalmers
Wayne and
Sarah Powell H. D. Kirk
R. Brizendine
Levi’s
Levi's
PHIL
Meridian
Postoffice
Berlon
Gert
Ford
Poly Shop Garden Center
Nursery Road
Eliason
Frankton
Alexandria
Middletown
Yorktown
L. P
Gan
Alcoholics Anonymous P.O
Baker’s Home & Variety
Broadway
All Times Star China Shop
Columbus Ave
Noblesville
South 8Th Street
Transportation Smith’s Bicycle Shop
Main Schwinn Bikes & Accessories
Hinton & Sons
Cincinnati
International Sonam Schools Business and Technical
W. Raup
Highland
Mildred’s
Mildred Hill Olvey
W. Vineyard St
Murdock
Lucille
Bill
Helen
Eavey
Geni Hudson
Dan Stanley
West
David
Anderson Sewing Center
Revial J. S. Paul J. High
Ideal Roofing & Coal Co
Ohio Avenue
CAB
Anderson Weaving CO
Meridian ST. PH
Baxter
Madison CO
McDaniels Ura
J. C. Hamilton
Moss Island
Sgrn
Desive Ronesls
Electric Company
E. 8Th Street
Wringer Rolls Parts & Service
Smith Sales & Service
John ST
Nicholave
Adam Golay
Immed
W. H. Campbell
Rset
Seniemaemenetien
H. E. Summers
Carro Sales
West 17Th
Stone
Wm. Russell
CAIN
Whitlow
Meckaman Buick. Inc
Roberts
22Nd & Arrow Ave
TOM Smith Electric CO
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