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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1966
Page
8
A wide Tue stocks rally faded after early strength as the New York Stock Exchange and American markets showed heavy trading and mixed results. Notable movers included Polaroid and Boeing linked shares, with volume around 9.87 million and substantial activity across industrials and airlines amid market uncertainty.
Sluggish hog bidding with 4,500 head noted. sow demand higher on some weights. Hog prices range 21.00 to 25.50 per cwt with various carcass weights. Cattle and calves steady to weak for steers and heifers. vealers strong. spring lambs steady with limited sale. Lean cattle insufficient to test market. regional quotes reflect mixed grades and weights.
AP USDA hog market report from Chicago notes 5,000 head volume with steady to 125 higher on 190 to 225 pound hogs at 25.00 to 25.50, 190 to 230 mixed at about 24.5 to 25.25, 250 to 270 pound hogs 22.00 to 23.00, and 350 to 400 pound sows around 20.00. cattle 2,000 head with prime steers near 28.50 for 1,293 pounds, 26.00 to 27.00 for 1,100 to 1,050 pound chopper, and heifers 24.75 to 26.00. sheep 600 head with lambs and ewes steady to strong, 110 pound spring slaughter lambs at 28.00.
A memorial note recalls Lawrence Lee Watson who died April 18 one year ago. The affectionate remembrance lists a vacant place in hearts and expresses sorrow from Mother and Stepfather. Community items include personal declarations and local ads referencing family, shopping, and services.
Chicago grain futures mixed with gains in wheat and corn while oats firm. May contracts attracted buying as dealers showed strength late session. Beans and rye also moved higher with overall Midwest stocks mixed and bonds steady.
Biologists note rats show varying fear responses to cats and snakes. The article suggests humans may share innate fears, with experts speculating on inherited traits and common behavioral patterns.
Garrett Fee and Evelyn ShefHeld public sale of antiques household goods and misc items scheduled to May 21 at 10 30 AM located 1 5 miles east of New Castle on the New Lisbon Road Auctioneers Joe Kellum and dim Bradley Florence Italy UPI thieves loot Villa Stibbert Museum in Florence stealing watches gold necklaces jeweled snuff boxes and other arts objects police report the collection belonged to Frederick Stibbert an Englishman who willed it to Florence in 1906 Florida citrus groves total 491200 acres account for 65 percent of the nations citrus and about 70 percent of domestic production.
Lawrence M. Busby was appointed administrator of the estate of Leah K. McCarty on May 5, 1966 in Anderson Indiana. All claims against the estate must be filed in court within six months of the first publication or be forever barred. The estate is reported solvent. Dated May 5, 1966 at Anderson Indiana Ez Creagmile Pike Cornerinn Caret
The People s Marketplace lists office hours eight to three, Bryce Watkins Empire Finance phone 644 2533 on 109 By Pass. Exterminating Co Bax ter 644 7905 serves Madison Co since 1936. Earl s Watch Repair. Rates for line ads two line minimum. Rates include per day charges for different formats. Ads accepted until 5 p.m. prior to publication. Credit extended to phone customers. Phone 643 5371.
Sincere thanks to relatives and friends for sympathy and assistance after the loss of our loved one. The notice lists funeral details, real estate and auction items, public sales, and Madison County notices including board of review meeting and various auctions.
A reminder that tender tributes will appear in a cross on a special page Monday May 30. For more information and verse ideas call 643-5371 and tell the operator you wish to run an In Memoriam ad. Anderson Newspapers Inc.
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