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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1973
Page
6
Market stalls as investors weigh cautious indicators and mixed earnings. Analysts note tepid trading volume and lingering uncertainty amid global headlines, with several major indexes edge lower and financials showing uneven momentum.
Public notice states REM AUTO SUPPLY moved to 100 Main Street after a Sealed Power change. The record notes the address update and continued operations at the new site.
Market brief from Reyna Emac's in Muncie shows current livestock prices. Cattle and hogs traded with steady demand. Owners report steady receipts and market activity through March.
Melvin L Garner, 74, will be honored today at 2 p m at the Footville Church of the Nazarene. Interment will be in Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Calling hours are at Fisher Funeral Home Fort ville with services at the church preceding the ceremony. Market notes from Munste Livestock show steady quotations for calves sheep and hogs with limited cattle supply and Thursday lamb market.
Indiana market notes show barley and oats prices drifting with some gains while soybeans resistance softens. Nearby, Ralph Cronk and Hazel A Humphrey ceremonies are listed in Newcastle Summitville and Brankyom notes with funeral plans and interments in South Mound and Montoya cemeteries.
Indianaplis AP report on Purdue and state universities facing fee and budget debates. Lawmakers weigh higher education funding with voices from university leaders including Indiana University, Terre Haute campus, and regional campuses.
Brazilian bishops challenge the government on civil liberties and women’s rights in a broad document. They urge protection of political participation, labor rights, and freedom of association, while condemning discrimination and urging clergy to speak out.
Classified ad rules detail rates per line per day and per week, with 3 AM to midnight hours and Monday through Friday deadlines. It explains flat credit extensions, box numbers, discounts for prepayment, and space limitations, noting the publisher’s right to reject or alter ads and to enforce error checks.
A fragmented classifieds page lists appliance and home services, contracting, moving and tax cleaners, plus rentals and property sales. It mentions auctions, antiques, garden supplies, tools, electronics, boats, and miscellaneous items with references to apartments, homes for rent or sale, and loans.
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