Livestock prices pressured by heavy slaughter hog receipts
Purdue economist Jack Armstrong reports persistent cattle slaughter and higher hog receipts since early November. Chicago steer prices fell 25 50 cents per hundredweight after a record slaughter week, cow prices slid 50 cents to $1, cow slaughter year to date up about 30 percent.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Armstrong
Kansas City
Corn
Indianapolis
Economist
Indiana Corn Prospects Remain High for 1965 Harvest
Indiana farmers expect a record 96 bushels per acre for corn, with a total crop of 463,872,000 bushels as of November 1. Soybeans are forecast at 86,594,000 bushels with a 29 bushels per acre yield, tying Illinois for the national high. Sorghum and tobacco outputs also show gains, as Purdue statisticians project a strong agricultural year.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
Illinois
Farm Production Results Show Increases and Drops Across Commodities
The report notes potato production at 1,830,000 hundredweight up 15 percent from last year, apples at 1,850,000 bushels down 20 percent year over year but above average, and dairy milk output in October at 268 million pounds, down 1 percent from October 1964. Egg production remains steady at 170 million eggs.
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Indiana
Civil Defense Training Offered in Rushville
Rush County civil defense volunteers are invited to attend special training courses for instructors in shelter management and radiological monitoring. The Indiana Department of Civil Defense and Indiana University Division of University Extension co sponsor the program. Sessions begin Tuesday November 2 at 7 p.m. at the Rush County Court House.
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Rush County Civil Defense
Rush County Court House
Rushville
Indiana Department of Civil Defense
Indiana University Division of University Extension
Civil Defense Training Opens Enrollment for Monitors and Shelters
Enrollment is open for courses to qualify radiological monitors and shelter managers. Sponsored by the U S Office of Civil Defense with no fee and furnished materials. Classes in Rushville serve volunteers from Shelby Decatur Fayette Franklin and Rush counties.
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U. S. Office of Civil Defense
Rushville
Civil Defense
Shelby
Decatur
Fayette
Franklin
Rush
Northside Personal News Highlights Weekend Guests
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Howard McCorkle with Elmer Hall of Manilla. Mrs McCorkle and daughter visited Indianapolis. Hampton family hosted Deckards from Bedford with Durbin Hotel dinner. James Ellis and family attended a Symphonic Band Concert at Clowes Hall and visited St Vincent's Hospital. Gary Siler dined with Mr and Mrs Schmidt in Indianapolis.
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Howard McCorkle
Elmer Hall
Manilla
McCorkle
DelMonte Wagner
Indianapolis
Frank Hampton
Bob Deckard
Bedford
Hampton
Deckard
Durbin
James Ellis
Steve
Carol
Clowes Hall
Jim Ellis
Butler
Edwin Noll
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Gary Siler
Wm. Schmidt
Social Security Q&A Clarifies Benefits and Costs
A field representative answers common questions about disability eligibility, benefit amounts, start dates, and the new Supplementary Insurance Program. It covers monthly payments, physician coverage, costs, allowed services, and cautions not to drop private health plans. The notice notes Medicare start date and broader social welfare context.
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Seciet. Dommes Administration
National Road
Social Security
Local Obituaries and Community Notices Sweep Through Carthage Area
The item lists multiple local life events and military notes from Carthage and Greensburg communities. It mentions survivors of a deceased, a discharge from the Air Force for S/Sgt Wm. Lockridge, a double ring wedding at Center Christian Church between Carolyn Jane Reeves and Maurice Duane Wilson, a birthday gathering for Mrs. Mary Jessup, and various local residents returning to civilian life, visiting relatives, and school activities. It also references factory updates, a new machine in operation, a birth, and notable local anniversaries and social happenings with several named families and places in Ripley and surrounding counties.
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Center Christian Church
Carolyn Jane Reeves
Lucille Reeves
Maurice Duane Wilson
Lowell Wilson
Carthage
Greensburg
T-5
Ralph McClarnon
Fidelity
Hubert Hunt
Charles Whitfield
Jack Overman
George Jones
Ralph Pearson
Kenneth Rhodes
Ralph Mosier
Raymond Kennedy
Mary Jessup
Carl E. Elder
Harry Elder
Camp Atterbury
Lydia E. Pinkham Tablets Offer Relief for Change of Life
A vintage advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham Tablets ease hot flashes and cold sweats during mid life. It describes change of life symptoms causing panic and weariness and promotes this medication as a trusted friend already helping many women.
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Patie
Lydia E. Pinkham
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