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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1971
Page
12
Chicago cattle market reports show slaughter steers steady to 30 lower with heifers fully steady. Prime prices listed around 1 725.14, with various yields and grades cited. The report notes mixed lots and high and prime classifications and mentions hog cholera quarantine removal in Indiana areas Fort Wayne region.
William Daugherty announces purchase of Number One Leverage Inc at 1 Main St and becomes executive vice president and general manager. Quarantine imposed April 21 for part of Percy Town. Assets in Allen County and Buller Township DeKalb County transferred from Dr. David Smith and Dr. L. R. Barnes. Daugherty plans improvements in customer service and expanded delivery with warehousing expansion underway.
Daugherty, with twenty years at One Beverage and seven years as office manager, was honored by Meridian Mutual Insurance Company for quality agency work. The award was presented Thursday evening by Carl White at a Nashville Brown County three day agents meeting.
AP report notes hogs trading slowly with barrows and gilts mostly steady to 25 cents lower, weights 195 to 270 pounds showing price ranges from 17.50 to 19.40 per cwt. Sows down several cents. cattle and calves market shows varied activity with limited offerings and steady prices for some classes. Grain market details are incomplete with wheat and beans mentioned.
INDIANAPOLIS AP Edgar D Whitcomb refused to sign a regulation adopted by the Indiana Air Pollution Control Board to curb sulfur dioxide pollution. The governor said the measure cannot be accepted as is and Indiana plans to formulate a plan consistent with federal standards by January. The board had approved the state plan, and officials noted a sizable cost and ongoing federal oversight.
Markets opened steady but soon edged lower as traders awaited economic signals. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.54 points, while volume on the New York Stock Exchange slipped to 121 million shares, the lowest since January 4. The composite index slipped to 284.68 with decliners outpacing advancers 47 to 39 among 1,652 issues traded. Kaisers Aluminum led volume with 98 shares changing hands at 52.82.
A dense chunk of legal notices accompanies market briefs, listing notices, foreclosures, clarifications, and public filings alongside stock tickers and commodity quotes. Names such as Sikes and Dorner appear amid a sea of figures, with regional market data and legal entries providing a snapshot of financial and legal activity.
The Board of Trustees adopts a proposal form and notes discussion on the city plan. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but indicate a formal session and voting on future zoning or governance matters.
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