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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1972
Page
12
Tuesday's market session saw UPI reports of mixed closes with the Dow slipping 6.40 points to 925.47 and broad declines across led by industrials and utilities. Gains came from select energy and tech shares while overall volume reflected cautious trading across the NYSE and AMEX with notable moves in Ford, General Motors, and Exxon.
YMCA daily programs list ages from youth to adults with times for swim lessons day camps and fitness classes. UPI Standard & Poor's hourly index data follows with closing prices and sector details for rail utilities and stocks in New York markets.
Final rites held today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home for Clyde Littell 86 of 904 Van Patten Truth or Consequences New Mexico with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery A funeral at Baker Brothers for Melvin W Knauer 56 of Rt 9 Box 133 interment Memorial Park Cemetery Also services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home for Nellie Mills 35 Indianapolis formerly Anderson with interment East Maplewood Cemetery
Morris L Jon Thornburg, 82, died with services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. The funeral notice lists 911 East 29th Street as a residence and Memorial Park Cemetery as the interment site. Interment and burial arrangements are noted for the deceased.
John F. Newby aged 84 of 124 West Adams Street was laid to rest at Matthews Cemetery after funeral services at Harmony Baptist Church at 2 p.m. today. Interment followed in Matthews Cemetery.
The document lists stock sale units in hundreds and 10 share lots, details dividend conventions for annual and special payments, and marks fractions and notations for exdividend and special cases. It defines symbols (a) through (x) for dividend types and (f) through (t) for fractional figures, including bankruptcy or restructuring statuses and warrants.
Funeral services for Thomas J. Lindley, 27, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home, 1901 N. A Street in Elwood. Interment will follow at Elwood City Cemetery.
Chicago wheat futures rose sharply on Tuesday with gains of 3 to 5 cents amid short covering and export clearances. Corn and oats showed mixed moves while soybeans edged lower, aided by expectations of continued strong export demand and potential travel talks with Russia.
New York stocks fell as traders stayed wary during the Democratic National Convention. The Dow edged down to 925.87 after a 6.40 drop as Genesco tumbled 26.6 percent and airline stocks faltered on higher costs and weaker traffic. Scarcity of trading persisted with Genesco and other majors showing notable declines.
Cattle and sheep quotations from the Muncie Livestock Co show steady to 50 cent gains for weights 210 to 240 pounds and 240 to 260 pounds. Prices list choice steers at 35.00 to 37.00 with various grades and weights, and lambs at 28.00 to 30.00 for 85 to 105 pound spring lambs. Market for calves, sheep and lambs on Thursdays only.
Weekly rates per line per day 29c. three days 3312c per line per day. one day ad 42c per line per day. general ad 50c per line. Monthly rate $6.00 per line. 50c B H box numbers. two line minimum $1.00. Cash 90¢ and 10¢ advance discount. Rates apply to Herald and Bulletin Classifieds. 6 and 12 point type. 12 point counts as two lines. Ads accepted until 5 p.m. day prior. errors to report to Bulletin Herald Classified Dept at 643-6571.
Local market prices listed for Emge's with cattle and grain figures. Higher steer and heifer ranges noted. cows at 25.25 and down. Grain 65 cents per bushel and other prices included. Also public notices on a court summons, public hearing, final accounting, and alcohol permits filed in Indiana pages.
Wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade jumped about five cents a bushel as export demand and weather-shorted harvests boosted buying, while late selling trimmed gains in soybeans and corn. By close, July wheat traded around 1.54, with corn and oats mixed and soybeans mostly lower.
A dense catalog of local classifieds appears, listing categories such as Lost and Found, In Memoriam, Transportation, Rentals, Real Estate, Autos, Auctions, Antiques, Services, and personal notices. The page hints at a multi-section classified display with many subcategories and vendor references typical of a community newspaper.
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