Swine Growers Urged to Regular Weight Checks
Purdue University animal scientists Dick Hollandbeck and Jim Foster urge Hoosier swine producers to weigh hogs at birth, 21 and 35 days, 135 days, and just before marketing. Simple scales suffice, with baby or poultry scales common, guiding culling and replacement decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Dick Hollandbeck
Jim Foster
Hollandbeck
Foster
Agricultural Publications Office
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Hogs rise in price with weights 199 to 240 pounds at 15.65 to 16.15 and 240 to 300 pounds at 14.40 to 15.40. Sows listed at 4S. Cattle show good steers and heifers at 21.00 to 24.00 and choice 24.00 to 26.00. Down payment noted as 20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae ii
Strong Hog Prices Lift Beef Trade Highlights
Lighter hog offerings kept the market firm with prices up to 25 cents higher. Top hogs reached 17 dollars, the highest in over a week, with 190 to 220 pound hogs in mix No 1 and 2 grades selling freely. Other hogs sold from 16.65 to 16.50 for 1-3 grades, while heavier 1-3 and 2-3 hogs ranged 14.25 to 16. Sow prices ran 12.25 to 13.85, and a large prime steer load brought 29.50 as markets showed mixed steady to weak trends across cattle and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Public Auction Notices Featuring Real Estate and Personal Property
Public sale listings across Indiana note auctions for antiques furniture farming tools real estate and personal property. Locations include Middletown Shirley New Castile Wayne Anderson and 2507 Delaware St H D Kirk 121 S Main St Shirley with multiple auctioneers James Bradley Joe Kellum Jim Bradley and others handling estates and farm assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierd McWilliams
Lulu McWilliams
Middletown
Conway & Sons
Woodrow Smalley
North Illinois Street
Shirley
Ind
Joe Kellum
Ozro & Dollynee
South 18Th Street
New Castile
Jim Bradley
Roy
Ray Vasbinder
Anderson
State Rd
Wayne Phearis
James R. Webb
Delaware St
H. D. Kirk
Harry Harlan
Omer Jessup
James Bradley
South Main St
Stock Quotation Snapshot with Closing Averages and Volumes
A condensed list shows bid and ask figures for major stocks from American Tel & Tel to Westinghouse with percentages and prices. Dow Jones averages are given with approximate volume, including Industrials 663.90 Rails 1198.4 1.38 and Utilities 124.52 showing 3,020,000 volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tel
Ark. & la. Gas
Alcoa Beth. Steel
Eastman Kodak
Olin
Mathieson
Parke Davis
Pennsylvania Ry
Pfizer
Chas
Sears Roebuck
Southern Cecus
Sperry Rand
Nia
Standard Oil
N.J
Ind
Swift & Co
Setinnreeeries
Texaco cc Ae Ae
Texas Instruments
Onion
Setta Co
Ccce Sons
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Ccacies
Zenith
Dow Jones
Motors Drag Market Down As Dow Dips
The market slid on Tuesday with motors leading declines and the Dow Jones industrial average dropping 7.09 to 663.90, while the AP 60 average hit a new 1962 low. Volume rose to 3.02 million shares as only 235 of 1,278 issues advanced versus 803 declines.
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New York
Associated Press
IBM
American Stock Exchange
Guard Against Thin Shells Purdue Advises
Purdue extension poultryman David D. Jackson urges laying flock owners to provide ample oyster shells or limestone grit for calcium, separate handling for eggs from new pullets, at least one nest per five hens, limited basket loads of 10 to 12 dozen, careful stacking, and strict egg room handling to prevent cracking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Jackson
Purdue University Extension Poultryman
Jackson
Lighter Hogs Sell Strong In Indianapolis Market
Hog market in Indianapolis showed steady to strong demand with sow prices steady. No. 1 and 2 barrows and 190 to 225 pound hogs sold at 16.65 to 17.65, 60 head 215 to 230 pounds at 16.85 to 16.90, and bulk 180 to 240 pounds at 16.00 to 16.65. Cattle and sheep volumes were light with varied prices for steers heifers bulls cows and lambs.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Heiferson
Bear Market Debate Divides Wall Street
Kenneth Ward of Hayden Stone & Co argues the Dow theory signals a bear market since technical damage to many stocks would take time to repair. He notes no current business decline, with first quarter earnings mostly favorable, but warns a falling market can dampen business and consumer activity and potentially trigger a recession. He sees a severe intermediate decline yet maintains the bull market in individual stocks is not finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone & Co
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Early at Two PM
Market announces 2 pm closing with carryover for arrivals to next day. Hogs priced 14.50 to 16.50 per hundred. cattle show steady to higher values with steers 24.00 to 26.50 and cows 12.00 to 15.00. Lambs and yearlings also listed with multiple price ranges. Local grain and feeds quoted for corn soybeans oats and beans.
Hog Influenza Emerges in Spring for Indiana Swine
Purdue extension veterinarian Dr. F A Hall notes swine influenza increases in spring due to dampness and drafts. Symptoms include sneezing coughing reduced appetite and low mood with greatest losses from reduced gain and feed efficiency. Early diagnosis by a veterinarian and dry bedding lessen fatalities from secondary pneumonia.
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F. A. Hall
Purdue University Extension
Indiana
Hall
Passion Play by AC Thespians Friday and Saturday
AC Thespians present The Crown of Thorns a Milton Agnew drama on Friday and Saturday at 8 30 p m in the Little Theater of Wilson Library The cast includes Judy Thurmond Claudia Procula Marjorie Little Marah Richard Claflin Pontius Pilate with John Burris Cornelius Don Yanik Classius Alvin Smith Gaius Eddie Collins and others The production toured 11 Ohio Michigan Indiana under Prof Malcolm Grossman Tickets sold in advance or at the door no reserved seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College Thespaisn
Milton Agnew
Charles E. Wilson
Judy Thurmond
San Antonio
Tex
Claudia Procula
Pilate
Marjorie Little
Dayton
Ohio
Marah
Richard Claflin
Lima
Pontius Pilate
Michigan
Indiana
Malcolm Grossman
Christ
Jerusalem
John Burris
Cornelius
Don Yanik
Classius
Alvin Smith
Gaius
Eddie Collins
Chicago
Ill
Perry Skates
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ken Casey
Springfield
Marcene Miller
Toledo, Ohio
Deena Whittington
Garrett
Ind
College Corner PTO To Meet For May 10 Meeting
The College Corner Parent Teacher Organization will meet at the school at 7 p m Thursday May 10 for the monthly gathering. Chester Kreegar president will preside Hector Lawler Richland Township trustee will install officers for the ensuing year Carl Lewis president Loren Miller vice president Mrs Alvin Bridges secretary Mrs Maurice Bales assistant secretary Mrs Bill Dillon treasurer and public ity chairman Mrs Carl Lewis The students under music director Mrs Lois Niehaus will present the evening program The College Corner Mothers Club served punch and cookies to all mothers attending the school workshop during enrollment day Monday May 7
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College Corner
Chester Kreegar
Hector Lawler
Richland Township
Carl Lewis
Loren Miller
Alvin Bridges
Maurice Bales
Bill Dillon
Howestine Elected Vice President of Indiana Congregational Church
The Reverend William B. Howen stine of Whetstone United Church of Christ was elected vice-president of the Indiana Conference of Congregational Christian Churches at Seymour. Dr. Raymond Olson of Ball State College was chosen president and Reverend Samuel Stone of Marion was secretary. Dr. Ben M. Herbster, president of the United Church of Christ, was keynote speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Howenstine
Whetstone
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Churches
Herbster
Cincinnati
United Church
World Council of Churches
New Delhi
Albert Keily
Indiana Department of Public Welfare
John Hiestand
Fort Wayne
Speakers Named for Family Life Sessions at Park Place Church
Dr. La Vern Norris announced the remaining three sessions of Park Place Church of God engaged couple course. Speakers are Dr. Harold L. Linamen on May 13, Dr. Eugene Neale on May 20, and Dr. Hillary C. Rice Jr. on May 27 at 8 15 p.m. in the parlor near the main entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Life Committee
Park Place
Dr. Linamen
Neale
Dr. Rice
E. St. St. and
College Dr. Church
Norris
Carl Williams
Charles Whitmill
Burt Coody
Gene Newberry
Carl Kardatzke
John W. W. Smith
J. Edgar Smith
Elbert Jones
Rice
William Henry Genne
Department of Family Life
National Council of Churches
U.S.A
Soybeans Post Broad Gains on Market Rebound
Wheat faced profit taking and closed lower after earlier highs while soybeans posted broad gains on the Board of Trade. May wheat fell to about 2.145s a bushel and May soybeans traded near 2.492 a bushel as corn and other grains moved mixed in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Inquiry on mutual funds sales details exposed
Eugene J. Habas, senior vice president of Hugh W. Long & Co., testified in Washington to federal investigators about brokers receiving commissions and cash payments for selling fund shares. The hearing is part of a securities industry study by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene J. Habas
Hugh W. Long & Co., Inc
Elizabeth
N.J
Common Interest Governs Modern Market Says Du Pont Leader
Crawford H. Greenewalt of Du Pont told a NASPA convention that a common interest between buyer and seller regulates today’s market. He said the belief that buyers and sellers are always at odds is a myth that should be dispelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CPS
Crawford H. Greenewalt
The
du Pont Co
Greenewalt
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Final Settlement Notices for Madison County Estates
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Frank Dillard Nettie T Hempleman Mary Libera and Clarence J Stanley deceased to appear in Madison County Superior Court Anderson Indiana on specified dates in May 1962 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Clerk Eugene Creagmile Attorney firms listed H 7499 7500 7498 7497 May 9 16 1962
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Frank Dillard
Superior Court
Madison County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court of
Maurice G. Robinson
Nettie T. Hempleman
Dison County
Ma Peck, Scott & Shine
Mary Libera
Kelley
Arnold & Kelley
Clarence J. Stanley
Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr
City Court Fines In Anderson City Court
Donald R. Young 18 of 314 W. 37th St speeding fined $5 and costs. Dewey R. Lloyd no age listed of 115 W. 27th St reckless driving fined $5 and costs. Ralph E. King 18 of 834 W. 8th St speeding fined $1 and costs. Harry Armstrong 23 of 814 W. 3rd St improper lane usage fined $1 and costs. Edward C. Phillips 24 Rt. 1 Fortville improper registration fined $1 and costs. Thomas L. Mendenhall 18 of 1623 W. 14th St disobeyed stop sign fined $1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Young
Dewey R. Lloyd
Ralph E. King
Harry Armstrong
Edward C. Phillips
Rt. 1
Fortville
Thomas L. Mendenhall
14Th St
Cooler Weather Expected After Rain Across Indiana
The Associated Press reports cooler air moving across Indiana by Wednesday following rains up to 1.34 inches in north central areas. A new round of thundershowers was forecast for Thursday with milder weather possible by Thursday. Northern Indiana saw the heaviest rainfall with Peru recording 1.34 inches and Lafayette Logansport Marion and Jamestown also reporting totals over an inch.
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Indiana
Peru
Lafayette
Logansport
Marion
Jamestown
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies Summary
A draft of Anderson Newspapers advertising terms shows office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with minimum two lines and multiple rate tiers. Weekly per line, three day and one day rates apply. Monthly rates offer 20 percent cash discounts. ads run in The Herald and The Bulletin. Credit offered to customers with telephones.
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Herald
Bulletin
Classified Snippet Listing Various Local Services
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists classifications such as Appliance Service Beauty and Barber Shops Building Contractors Carpentry Funeral Directors Gravel Hauling and Moving Income Tax Service Laundry Cleaning Painting Plumbing Sewer Livestock Poultry Real Estate Real Estate Wanted Summer Resorts Financial Loans Automotive Autos for Sale Trucks and Trailers Auto Service and Tires. The text resembles a directory index with numerous service categories and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidan Beauty and Barber Shops
Business Service General
Carpentry Commenian Funeral Directors
Termite ad and assorted classifieds blend
An assortment of local ads and notices promotes termite feeding services with a 25 year local claim, a portable television offer for Mother's Day, a personal liability disclaimer, and Beaver Shoes advertising noting durability and comfort with a phone number for a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Externating. Co
Pendleton Ave
Madison County
Mother
Armstrong TV
8Th
Jackson Sts
Robert Frist
Anderson Beaver
TAP DANCING 3 & OVER DANCE irony IN FALL
Classified item listing service ads include driving lessons training positions and appliance services from various local providers. Entries mention instructors, job training for drivers, and offers for air conditioners TVs and remodeling services with contact phone numbers and addresses.
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Sound Investment
Thomson & McKinnon
Jackson Street
Robert J. Beck
NEW York Stock Exchange
Purdue
Bear Mart
Muncie Livestock
STE
Ady
Bulletin-Herald
Agricultural Engineers
Animal Husbandry Department
University of California
AC Thespians
College Corner Pto
Howestine
Hich
People’s Marketplace
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Cain
Incaeae
Anenaacentl
Tore Eecee Nemnsnss
Ional
Boa TV
Sciadiaiellegee
Haugh Tailor
Ton Banner
19Th & Central
Jim Wright
Norma Wright
Bob Legg
15Th
Mad
Durgan
Alcoholics “Anonymous P. O
Transportation
North Meridian
IBM Electronic
Miller Schools
Lesta Harney
Columbus Ave
Meadowbrook
Ollie Nunn
ALL Work Co
Andover RD
29Th & Jackson
10Th ST
Harris
Wilkie
6Th St
Martin Milling
Delaware
Pfohl’s
Pendleton
Agnes
St. Ph. Pendleton
Young & Gardner
St. Rd
Angie Rd
Zence Caine
Sam Flatford
East 17Th
C. Clark & Sons
Hensley
Anderson Area
Excel Builders
Westside Lumber Co
Raible Ave
Madison County Lumber
Saat
Petersen Lumber CO
Ohio Ave
Matthew
Wm. al Arnold
Satire Nanan
A. H. Kelly
Screamin
Beeman
Limestone Myers Gravel and Sand CO
Alexandria Pike
Rank Run
Moss Island Gravel
Fred
INS
W. Campbell
Paul J. High
H. Summers & Sons
Vernorth & Main Power
Hank
Stratton
Chesty
Field
Morton
Charlie’s Plumbing & Sewer Serv
Brady Air Controls Inc
P.O. Box
Muncie
Mayflower Transit
Dept. V
Central Hotel
East 9Th
J. &. Vincent
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