Hogs and cattle prices in Indianapolis market report
Sluggish hog trade with 200 to 600 lb butchers selling around 24.85 to 25.00. Sows active at 22.50 to 23.30. Cattle and calves show steady to lower trends with steers 25.50 to 26.50 and heifers 23.50 to 24.50. Sheep and lambs remain steady with spring lambs near 22.75 and ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
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Wheat Corn And Soybeans Finish Firm To Higher
Chicago AP notes futures traded on forecasts and strong support for wheat from possible Soviet buys and relaxations on flag-ship transport. Corn and soybeans rose with delayed harvests and cooler weather extending gains. September soybeans near 2 cent rise at $2.53.
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Stock Quotation Prices and Bid Offer Notes
The quotation lists yesterday's closing prices for stocks with parentheses showing bid and offer levels. It clarifies that parentheses indicate bid and asked prices rather than actual transaction prices.
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Cattle market turns higher with steers up to 25 higher
Louisville cattle market reports strong demand for slaughter steers and heifers, adding up to 25 higher while feeders gain up to 50. Prices span from 23 to 27 per hundredweight across various weights and grades, with hogs and lambs showing mixed movements and equipment names from the period. Prices listed for different classes include utility cows at 13.50-15.00 and prime lots around 27.00, with lambs mostly steady to lower.
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Louisville
Hogs and cattle prices drift lower with sow steadiness
Indianapolis market summary shows hogs weak to mostly lower with sows steady, 5 500 head volume. Cattle and calves mostly steady to 25 lower, with varied ranges for steers heifers cows bulls and dealers. Sheep remain fully steady with prime and choice levels reported.
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Indianapolis
Local Livestock and Grain Prices Revealed at Emge Market
Local Emge market notes show hogs steady to lower with 190 to 240 lb at 24.75 to 24.90 and 240 to 300 lb at 23.75 to 24.75. Cattle ranges include steers and heifers 24.00 to 27.00, cows around 16.00 down, and bulls at 19.00 down. Grain bids from Indianapolis mills list No 2 red wheat 1.34 and corn near 1.12 to 97, with soybeans at 2.26.
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Capital Grains Indianapolis
Muncie Livestock Damage Negligible Fire Dept Runs
Fire department runs reported across Muncie yesterday with multiple units responding to trash fires tree limbs and a garden field fire. Incidents occurred at Lincoln Walnut 13th Street Bird and Pearl and locations on 5th Street with false alarms noted.
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Budget Message Praises Revenue Rise and City Tax Increase
Mayor Frank Allis notes increased financial assets and anticipated revenue for 1966, with substantial reductions in proposed expenditures. He states the Anderson city tax rate must rise, cites restored police and fire salary cuts, and urges citizen cooperation for improved services as Gordon France presides. Council members Cham have and absent figures noted. Harold Tinea on-an serves as city clerk.
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Eisenhower Leads Grand Champion 5 Wether in Sheep Show
The report notes Eisenhower exhibited the grand champion five on foot wether in the sheep competition for the second consecutive year. A 94 pound winner topped the 113 pound entry as the Hampshire ranked high. Moyers discussed Viet Nam letters read by Forest McMahn Johnson to Alexandria, including a mother’s note about two sons one killed and one stationed in Colorado.
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Councilmen Veto Sale Of Electric Generators
A city council vote blocked the sale of 14 generators and boilers at a special meeting. The action aims to prevent disposal of utility assets while considering city needs and potential uses for the equipment.
GOP Policy Debate Continues Amid Floor Confrontation
The article reports ongoing GOP policy discussions after a disrupted start with sharp exchanges. It notes lawmakers planning to press ahead on key items as committee work resumes and members prepare for further debate.
Animal Cruelty Case Shocks Park as Lion Disturbance Noted
A young elephant was beaten with its trunk as a man forced food into its mouth and a second man was seen disturbing a lion at the park. Park officials cited staff shortages as 700 visitors watched the incidents.
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President urges strike-free steel talks for national security
President Johnson urged negotiators from Pittsburgh to pursue a strike-free settlement in the steel dispute. He met at the White House with them for an hour and asked them to put national interests first, as talks were set for 10 p m EDT Monday.
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Indiana city votes against power sale and zoning change
A messy city meeting ends with council voting against ordinances to sell power equipment to Hy-Grade Food Products for 4.25 and approving a zoning change on Jackson Street. Debates center on replacing city power purchases from Indiana Michigan Electric with municipal generation and concerns over costs.
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Break-in spree notes multiple local targets
Detectives report burglaries over the weekend at several City addresses. Losses include about 4 dollars from a home on Clifford Street and money from a barber shop on Madison Avenue after entry through windows and a broken air conditioner. A cigarette machine cash box was emptied at the Madison venue, and the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. near Main Street reported a Sunday night break in with no items stolen. Christine Lee’s residence on West 18th Street was entered via a bathroom window but nothing missing.
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Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths in Madison Area
Obituaries list Wayne C Kimble Ada Hayes Martha Zirkelbach Andrew Klingman Oliver Wolford. Survivors include spouses children and relatives with services set at Frankton First Methodist Church St Marys Catholic Church and Noble Street Methodist Church. Burial at East Maplewood and Anderson Memorial Park Cemeteries with services led by local pastors.
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Swiss Avalanche Devastates Dam Site in Saas Valley
A severe avalanche near Saas, Switzerland, buried the dam area and triggered a large rescue effort. Italian workers are among those missing as Red Cross and volunteers search rubble with avalanche dogs. Officials fear over 100 may have perished amid rocks and dust clouds observed near SaasFee and Saas-Grund while hyrdoelectric interests assess the site.
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Local Craft Winners Highlight Irvine Area Exhibit
Zada Boswell of Sunset Drive earned a miscellaneous patterned quilt award in the domestic arts division. Other ribbon winners include Mary A. Collins Markleville and Mrs. Bart Carlile, with Elwood W Schulenburg and Hollie Hoover of Tipton each earning two ribbons.
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Career of Ballard Highlighted in Local Industry History
The article traces Ballard’s rise from superintendent of painting and die cast in 1937 to general foreman of production in 1940 and assistant superintendent two years later. He became plant engineer in 1946 and held the position until his 1964 assignment. Ballard, born in New Castle, studied there and in Middletown.
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Five Ways to Maintain Mental Health Read by Doctors
A psychologist who leads seminars for physicians shares five methods to keep mental health in balance. September Reader's Digest features guidance on understanding mental health forces and practical tips.
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