Farm Experts See No Early Farm Economy Turnaround
Washington economists told a Senate subcommittee that the U S farm economy will face persistent surpluses for 5 to 10 years with only gradual improvement longer term. They projected 20 percent rising food demand over a decade and 25 to 40 percent farm output growth within 20 years to balance supply and demand.
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Washington
Senate House
James T. Bonnen
Michigan State University
Glenn L. Johnson
Michigan State
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Carl P. Heisig
Farm Economics Research Division
Rex F. Daly
Agricultural Marketing Service
Market Dims as Steel and Motor Stocks Slump in 1957 Session
U S Steel and motor shares fell amid a broad market decline on Monday with the Associated Press index down and volume modest. The Dow shed 7.08 to 433.40 as industry reports and jobless claims fed concerns of a looming recession and a weak year end rally.
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New York
U.S. Steel
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Wall Street
Associated Press
Rails
Washington
Democratic Clubs of America
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Hoos and cattle close lower at Chicago market
Hog and cattle prices fell on Monday with sheep advancing. Top butcher hogs brought 19.75 for No 2 and 3 190 230 pounds. Cows, steers, and lambs varied by weight and grade with primes at 27.00 to 22.00 for steers and lambs from 21.25 to 23.50, while chickens are noted as possibly the first domesticated birds.
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Chicago
Large Family Six Bedroom House Promotes Expansion
HW 81 House of the Week presents a two story design sized for a large American family. It features six rooms on the first floor with two baths, a garage and porch, plus upside potential for three more bedrooms and a third bath on the second floor. Architect Derick B. Kipp stresses a versatile plan to grow with a family and notes the master bedroom and kitchen are notably large.
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Derick B. Kipp
Plan HW-1 House Design Highlights Two-Story Foyer
The Plan HW-1 house measures 83 by 41 feet 3 inches including garage and porches with a 100 foot minimum lot. First floor 2,048 sq ft, upstairs 950 sq ft, garage 530, rear porch 217, front porch 195. Six bedrooms three baths plus flexible den and two storage closets.
Study plan coupon for house plans and cost estimates offered
This ad offers a study plan for The House of The Week showing each floor and four exterior elevations. Fill in name and address, send 35 cents to The Anderson Herald, Gen ay Office New York 1. It includes construction cost guidance and a guide on How to Get Your House Built to help obtain lender and builder estimates.
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Anderson Herald
P.O
Gen. Ay
New York
Bonds Rally As Government Issues Lead Market Gains
U S government bonds rallied sharply on Monday after easing late last week. Corporate bonds closed higher with rails and utilities up, while industrials and foreign dollar bonds posted smaller gains. Quality investment issues fell. convertibles mostly lost ground. Corporate volume reached 4.72 million par value versus 5.44 million the previous session.
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New York
U. S
Public Auction of Livestock and Household Goods Notice
Auction notices list sales on December 17 at 10 30 A M for livestock farm implements and household goods located near Summitville 414 miles north of Junction of state roads 9 and 28 Doroth y Johnson and George Morgan are auctioneers Another sale December 18 at 7 P M at Anderson Sale Barn Midstate Jobbers owner H D Kirk auctioneer Public auction of real estate December 7 1 00 P M located Stony Creek Township one mile west of Anderson Township Line on Road 475 William E DeArmond guardian Egg Hood Auction
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Summitville
Dorothy Johnson
George Morgan
Anderson Sale
Midstate
H. D. Kirk
Stony Creek Township
Anderson Township
William E. DeArmond
Guardian
Egg Hood
Madison County
Louise Prell
George E. West
Superior Court
Indiana
Meridian Avenue
North
Anderson
Broadway
North Anderson
George Fe, West
Louise Prell Beckman
Rotruck & Schuyler
Wheat Prices Close Lower on Board of Trade Monday
Wheat futures fell on the Chicago Board of Trade with losses over 3 cents a bushel and soybeans and lard also down. Deliveries across grains hit new seasonal lows as Pakistan’s reduced purchases and ample crop news weighed on sentiment. A late lard rally offset earlier declines, leaving December lard slightly up.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Pakistan
Shorts
Textile market slips in December and early next year
In New York the cotton textile market shows small sales of print cloths with prices largely unchanged. Wool goods demand is restrained with limited orders for woolens and worsteds. Rayon products remain dull. Tallulah Bankhead, born in Alabama, gained early London stage acclaim in 1923 for The Dancer.
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New York
Tallulah Bankhead
London
Weaker Hog Prices Paid In Indianapolis
Hog prices in Indianapolis weakened Monday with most cuts down 25 to 50 cents from Friday. Prices ranged from 18.50 to 19.50 for 180 to 240 pound barrows, higher loads up to 19.85 for 210 pounds, and lighter heavy weights around 18 to 18.75. Bulls were strong and steers partly steady to lower, cows steady, calves 18 to 21, lambs 21 to 23 with ewes 3 to 8.
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Indianapolis
Muncie Livestock Prices Move Down Across All Classes
Hogs fell 25 cents with top No 1 hogs at 19.75 for 180 240 pounds and declines into heavier weights. Cattle ranged from 12 to 25 dollars for various grades with good to prime steers 23 to 25 and cows 11 to 15. Calves and sheep also showed steady trends with lambs around 21 and slaughter lambs near 5 dollars.
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Muncie
HEE
Canvncesinns
East
Final Estate Notices and Madison County Suit
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of John W. Cunningham and Guy S. Parker to appear in Anderson Superior Court on December 19 1957 show cause settle estate accounts prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Also a Madison Circuit Court action against many Vinyard heirs and others to quiet title to land in Madison County with February 15 1958 hearing.
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John W. Cunningham
Anderson
Indiana
Joseph H. Armington
Superior Court
Geo. C. Chambers
Guy S. Parker
Geo. O. Chambers
William A. Bowers
Joseph H .Armington
State of Indiana
Madison County
Grace B. DE Armond
Ashbell W. Henderson
Maude H. Henderson
James S. Shackelford
J. S. Shackelford
State of
James
Shackelford
Trs
C. P. Spaulding
Madison Circuit Court
Oliver C. Clark
Romsat &. Clark
George Harri
George Vinyard
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company
John Vineyard
William Vinyard
Zadock Vineyard
Henry Vinyard
Martha Vineyard
Mary Young
Milton Young
Sarah Young
Christopher You
Margaret Vinyard
Drusilla Vinyar
Alice Vinyard
Mary M. Vinyard
William Fifer
Alvin Vinyard
Adaline Vinyard
Jacob Powell
Adaline Powell
Francis M. Vinyard
Melville Vinyard
Maria Vinyard
Gertrude Vin
James C. Drake
Gertrude E. Drake
D. Spraker
Winyard
C.C.C. and
St. L. Railroad Company
Court House
Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr
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