Farm Wheat Election Set For Thursday
Indiana farmers with 15.1 or more acres of wheat in 1958 may vote Thursday in a national wheat referendum. Counties host district voting or local ASC offices. two options are on the ballot: continuing the 1958 marketing quota with a $1.78 a bushel minimum or no quota with 50 percent parity support and no penalties.
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Indianapolis
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana
Rice output in New Orleans shows US as second largest producer
Rice production data from New Orleans indicates the United States ranks as the second largest rice producer globally. Government statistics highlight steady yields and export potential, underscoring the role of U S farmers and regional processing capacity.
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New Orleans
United States
Public sale of real estate and personal property in Anderson
Notice is given the administrator with will annexed of the estate of Charles F. Ruckert will sell at public auction on June 22, 1957 at 11 a.m. at 1510 West 3rd Street Anderson Indiana. Real estate Lot 162 Evaly Addition to the City of Anderson with a fireroom bungalow sold free of encumbrances except 1957 taxes and 1958 taxes, cash and not less than two thirds of appraised value. Also household goods including a 21 inch Airline TV Philco radio living room furniture and appliances plus garden tools lawn mowers and quilting frames offered for cash not less than two thirds of appraised value. Subject to Superior Court approval. Attorneys Johnson and Austin. Auctioneer H D Kirk. June 18-15.
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Charles F. Ruckert
Superior Court of
Madison County
Indiana
West 3Rd Street
Anderson
Towit
Philco
Superior Court
Hannah and Hazlett
Main
6Th
7Th Street
German Street
Hannah and Harretts
City of
West 7Th Street
Madison Circuit Court
Paul E. Schrenker
Egg M. Hood
Woolbert, Salyer
John D. Staggenburg
Florida
Lapel
Ind
St. Rd. 13
Shares Turn Down Slightly
The stock market eased Friday after three straight 1957 highs, with profit taking and caution weighing on prices. The Associated Press index fell 39 points to 186.10 as volume declined, though some stocks posted gains and the week still ended higher overall despite the dip.
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New York
Wall Street
Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Wheat closes week higher on Board of Trade rally
Wheat futures ended the week with a rally lifting prices about two cents a bushel at times. Rye also rose, while soybeans were weak especially in the July contract. Heavy rain in the Southwest spurred buying, delaying harvest further as reports of crop damage emerge. markets expect mixed weather with more rain feared in eastern areas.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Belt
Muncie Livestock Prices Steady Hogs Cattle and Lambs
Muncie hogs hold steady with price ranges posted for various weights. Cattle see mixed tiers from good to prime steers and cows, with calves and lambs showing steady or lower trends. Ocean liner fleet grows with four new two class vessels joining transatlantic service this year in New York.
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New York
Stock Quotations From American Moto and Major Industrials
A compact list of stock quotations features American Moto Bethlehem Steel Curtiss Wright General Electric General Motors International Harvester Montgomery Ward New York Central Pennsylvania Railway Pierce Padre Corporation Sears Roebuck Studebaker Packard United Aircraft West Eastern Union Mutual Funds and Dow Jones averages with approximate volumes and percentages including notable gains and losses across a broad set of blue chip and industrial stocks.
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Isda Aks
Genel
Liggett
Meyers
Ones Lynch Corporation
Montgomery Ward
York Central
Pennsylvania Railway
Bcieeuces Pierce
Suse Padre Corporation of America
Sears Roebuck
Cnc
Secony- Mobil
Seyiess
Standard Brands
Sevasscne
Standard Oil
Indiena
Studebaker Packard
United Aircraty
Westere Union
Ieek
Wellington
Dow Jones Averogss
Uae
Hog Prices Paid in Chicago Trade Mixed Receipts
Hog receipts were light at 4,500 head while butchers were steady to 25 cents higher in moderate activity. No 2 and 3 199 to 225 pound hogs sold 19.75 to 20.25, 17 head of No 1 and 2 grades at 20.40, and mixed 340 to 400 pound sows 16.90 to 17.00. Cattle arrivals were 700 head with insufficient steers and heifers. Standard to high good steers brought 18.00 to 22.50. Cows and bulls were steady to 25 cents lower. A few good to choice spring lambs 22.00 to 24.50.
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Chicago
Local Livestock Market Prices And Training Horses
Local price figures show livestock ranges with calves at 22.00 and various weights from 20.18 to 16.40 per hundredweight. Poultry items from Anderson Poultry list Fries under four pounds Leghorn hens eggs receipts. In Mechanic Falls Maine 91 year old Al Snell trains a horse at the Oxford County Fairgrounds for the 73rd year, having driven harness horses until age 87.
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Aaene Babesithis
Vatennstaars Apni
Mechanic Falls
al Snell
Oxford County Fairgrounds
Snell
Sale Notice for 1954 Oldsmobile Convertible in Anderson
Economy Finance Corp. announces a sale of a 1954 Oldsmobile Convertible repossessed from Vernon Lee Ridge. The sale occurs June 22, 1957 at 8:45 am at Lewalien Parking Lot at 13th and Jackson. Legal notice from City Plan Commission for the City of Anderson Indiana.
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Vernon Lee Ridge
Lewalien
13Th
Jackson
Economy Finance Corp
City OF
Anderson
Indiana
Butcher Hog Prices Rise 25 Cents In Indianapolis Market
Hog prices moved up about 25 cents on 180 to 240 pound offerings in active trades Friday in Indianapolis. Late sales mostly held steady. No. 1 to 3 grades 180 to 240 pounds brought 19.75 to 20.25 dollars, with larger weights 240 to 280 pounds at 19 to 20 dollars and heavier loads 18.50 to 19.25 dollars. Sows steadier. steers and cows mostly steady. bulls weak by week’s end.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Classified Ad Rates and Payment Policy Summary
Rates for Anderson Newspapers listings show minimum charges and line counts with discounts for cash or early payment. The document lists sections for categories, deadlines, and the right to classify ads, noting credit extensions and publication-specific rate differences. It also ends with a note about budget payment services and a claim of not being a loan company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Indiana bites rise as zebra among biting animals
INDIANAPOLIS UP The Indiana State Health Board reports 1 080 people bitten by animals in Indiana during the first four months of 1957 Zebra listed among animals accused of biting as authorities warn of animal contact risks in early 1957.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Health Board
Indiana
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Harold S. Norton
Kathleen A. Sefton
Muncie
Jackson St. Pike
Bangs
H. D. Kirk
John W. Carpenter SR
Mrs. Raymond Lennon
Elbert H. Whelchel
John Hersberger
By ED Morse
Muncie Livestock
Roughssenwansnaals
Scubisakatbioclecuicaia
Harold J. Andersen
East 19Th Street
Elbert H Whelchel
Leora Davis Main
State St
Pendleton Bradley-Keilum
Alexandria
Jackson St
H D. Kirk
Main St
Sth
Sth St
Egg Hood Auctioneer
State Road 13
New School
Elbert Whelchel
3Rd St
H. Kirk
E. and
R. Hagy
Shirley
Joe Kellum
J. Bradley
Pendleton
Fall Creek Drive
Hector Kirk & Everett Welchel
City Plan Commission
C.D.T
City Hall
Plan Commission
Elizabeth Z. Morningstar
Oakdale Addition
Broadway
William C
Florence S. Moore
Englewood
Nichol Avenue
Salling Concrete Corporation
Michigan Division
C. C. C. & St. L. Railway
Township 19
White River
Delaware Street
E Concrete Corporation
Philip Matters
Section 12
Ae Ee
Dale VanCamp
Clement C. Oster
Herald
The
Bulletin
Ome
Nesses Aia
Sinteigastaacionas
West 11Th
Chesterfield
Beeman
Kelly Gravel CO
Robert M. Cook
West
Madam Rose Reader
Daily & Son
John Crisp
Central Tire
Central Phone
Eavey’s
Wim
Russell
Westinghouse
Bob Brown
13Th & Meridian
Collins
Earl Townsend
Ares
Buick
ECK
Meckman Buick, Inc
Singer Sewing Center
Meridian
Sss
Norge
Sobel Furniture Co
Mer
Jan Fe
Durgan
Alcoholics Anonymous P
RCA India
Los Angeles
Dougie
Chester Eid Eyes
Shank’s
Woolworth's
W. Raup
Highland
Harry Preble
Cali
Specht & Brattain
Funeral Dirt Monuments Amick Monument Co
E. Maplewod Cemetery
High Street
Myers
Alexandria Pike
Ray ‘Brizendine
Hill
Igoss Fiuelco
Lafayette St
Ray Norris
O. Case
Dan Stanley
Gov't
Baxter
Madison
Billbrey
Broadway Bargain Center
Sam Flatford
Muncy
Holland Furnace Co
David
Moss Island
Stone & Gravel
J. Dickson
Riggs Equip. Co., Inc
St Rd
Madison Co
Lough
West 38Th
Eves
Paul J
Cire
Eliason
W. H. Campbell
Ideal Roofing & Coal
Ohio Avenue
Hollston
Oorng
E. Cross
Aynes
J. C. Hamilton
Smith Sales & Service
Nichol Ave
111Th
JOHN
Ralph G. Hill
Forener Manger Lumber CO
29Th Street
Adam Golay
Eve
Petersen Lbr. Co
Ohio Ave
J. R. Ward
W. Jackson
Behrens Company
John Nighbert
Ray Smith
Natio
Madison Ave
Crall Co
Madison Bryant and Lennox
Sylvester
P*h
Enterprise
Balfour Heating Co
Lennox & Bryant
Pendleton Ave
Ave
21St Ph
Morton
David Sewer
Xckton
Cardinal Motel
New Castile
Associated Motors, Inc
Ith
Central
Isales
DeSoto & Plymouth
Carr
Falender Motor Sales
E. 19Th St
Lith
Central Ave
New Caste
J. C. Behringer
Hoosier Container Inc
New Castle
Rite P.O. Box
Lth
United Electronic Lab
Williamson
Meridian St
Shady Acres
Ella Holloway
Spit S St
Apply Farms
Helen's
Fortville
van Laningham
Anderson Bank
Reeves Co
Attleboro
Mass
Anderson Area
Anderson & Noblesville Area
Sibbach
H. S
Turner
Oil Company
Cigar & Lunch Store
Roland Maine
Gates
No Selling
Glazer Bros
Storm Windows
Drs
Home Guard Insulation
Rotary
POLY
Nursery
Gorm.n Bros
Westside Cashway
Hazelbaker Lumber Co
Simplicity & Midland
Miller Huggins
Poly Shop Garden Center
10Th and
Nursery Rd
Bath
RAY Smith Supply
Hardin & Son
East Iith
W. 8Th
Springfield
Bolen
A. K
South Ph
Lincoln
South
Dill-McGuire
Homko
Anderson Electric Hatchery
Jones Manufacturing CO
Arrow
Philco Food Service
Weronado
Linden Lane
S & S Loan Co
T.V
Elwood
Fletcher
Tomey
Jones & CO
Crescent Court
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