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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1970
Page
12
Fragments show Berges market figures with cows priced at 28.00 and bulls at 16.00. Text references other buyers and related listings, but readability is limited. The item resembles a brief livestock market notice with multiple names and unclear amounts.
Markets list cattle and sheep values from Machaeter's Muncie PRA to BBS dated 7 24 showing steers and heifers by weight with prices from 21.75 to 29.50 and mixed feeder categories. Lambs and sheep markets noted as steady with Thursday sales. miscellaneous notes on calves and hogs included.
Miss Peters announced plans to divorce Howard Hughes after 13 years of marriage. She made a brief statement from the Hughes Nevada offices, outlining private dissolution and noting no immediate public action. Peters, 43, has long split time between Los Angeles Beverly Hills and Las Vegas, with Hughes largely secluded in the Desert Inn penthouse.
Adventists in North America plan a Saturday fund drive to raise about 1 million dollars for public schools and religious liberty efforts. The drive centers on selling Liberty magazine to support a publication that advocates religious freedom and the Sabbath observance.
Angolan students appear on Tri-State College Dean's List with majors in chemical engineering and drafting. Names include Karl Rom from Coventry Ander Son, Stephan D. Veker, Walker from Beadle, and others.
Classified message notes automotive items for sale including trucks and parts. Mentions display classification and listing categories for local ads.
Market notes show fluctuating prices with cattle and veal mixed. Lambs and sheep face higher slaughter costs while ewes and culls remain steady.
Fragmentary market notes indicate weaker hog prices in Chicago and across regions with lower bids at several yards. The document mentions general price softness and trading activity around the 200 to 290 range, with hints of regional cautions and production pressures.
Antiwar demonstration leader Rentie Mavis warned a Chicago official two weeks before the National Convention that protesters arriving for the event could be upset by a strong police presence. Defense witness Reverend Rich testified about warnings to Avaietut Corporation Counsel and other remonstration leaders. The trial heard Guthrie’s testimony and mentions of the Yippie Festival for Life as tensions rose around the convention.
The Herald requests accurate classified submissions and offers rates per line per day with a two line minimum. Readers are told errors will be corrected if reported, and the staff apologizes for any single day insertion errors. Contacts and hours are given for corrections.
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