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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1966
Page
10
Market report from Indianapolis notes steady hog prices with varying weights and loads, with butchers at 22.50 to 23.00 and sows around 20 to 25. Calves and cattle show activity with steers and heifers steady to higher, cows 17 to 31, and trading brisk for mid range weights. Separate lines indicate mixed firm and higher trends for choice and prime categories in the beef market.
Prices for hogs and cattle show declines and steadies across the market with steers and heifers quoted 21.00 to 27.00, cows 18.00 to 29.00, and bulls 12.00 to 29.00 while grain prices vary by area due to freight rates, including wheat beans and corn variations.
Chicago hogs weaken as bids fall to 25 lower for 180 to 250 pound range. Sow and heavyweight cattle ranges steady to lower, with cutters and cows noted. Spring slaughter lambs firm at 25.40 to 25.50 and lambs 24.07 to 25.00 for 20 to 100 pounds. Statue date noted for the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor as October 28, 18k.
Auction listings show sales of household goods tools antiques and farm equipment at numerous Indiana locations near Shirley Noblesville Anderson Lapel and other towns. Auctioneers Faly Seek Charles Lawler E D Kirk and others organize public sales with dates in September and October including cattle tools and farm equipment.
New York based stock market gains extend to a fifth straight advance as the Dow rises 8.07 to 814.30 and rails up 1.29 to 202.52, with breadth showing 724 gains to 440 decliners among 1378 issues. Volume climbs to 614 billion shares, aid from Alled Utilities block trade. overall Exchange volumes rise on lighter corporate bond activity.
Market report shows hogs steady to lower with various weight ranges from 210 to 358 pounds. Cattle demand mixed with Choice and Good steers, utility cattle, and heifers trading at varied but steady to weak prices. Canners, cutters, and bulls listed with price ranges, reflecting thinner demand for lean stock.
Ludwig Erhards closest adviser Luedger Wasirick resigns as minister without portfolio, citing desire to ease cabinet reforms. Debate centers on military versus civilian control and potential reshuffle.
New York reports the Metropolitan Opera opens in a glittering new building valued at 45.7 million with a diamond horseshoe and lavish interiors. Tickets sold out with high society paying premium contributions. opening night features Barber's Antony and Cleopatra with crowd expectations led by dignitaries including Mrs Johnson, Governor Rockefeller, and Mayor Lindsay.
In Gas City Court Nicholas Lee Jarvis, 17, is fined 83 in costs for disorderly conduct and assault and battery. a suspended sentence was given on a youth-replacement provision. Arthur Fairmain Run received 80 days in jail. Ernest A. Weadenek faced penalties for public jail condition and resisting arrest. juvenile jurisdiction was waived to allow the youth to appear in court.
Frankton School enrollment near capacity as 499 of 500 seats are filled. The high school adds three new teachers to fill vacancies with staff bios noting A Fimmers, Glorin Haller, and Howard Hubbard.
Office hours and ad rates detail charge $1 for up to two lines and 2h per cent to allow payment within seven days after billing. The notice explains the total cost covers both The Heart and The Bulletin Classified sections with specific typeface, line counts, and spacing rules.
A cluttered classified page lists services from appliance repair to plumbing and legal notices. It includes job ads for help wanted and domestic staff, sales of livestock and merchandise, rental listings, automotive items, and miscellaneous public notices with names, addresses, and prices mixed with uncertain OCR text. The fragment references Lawrence M. Williams, Plymouth Ind., a bribery or sales case, and Geneva plan mentions, all within a chaotic catalog of ads and notices.
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