Six Billion Payouts to Common Stock Holders Reported
New York Stock Exchange monthly magazine notes nearly six billion dollars paid to common stockholders in the first nine months, up 177 percent from the same period last year.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1956
Page
3
New York Stock Exchange monthly magazine notes nearly six billion dollars paid to common stockholders in the first nine months, up 177 percent from the same period last year.
The page lists HERSHEY MOTOR STOKER bin motor parts and Mountville Corn Sheller in good shape. Ads for Abram M Ris of Manheim Pa. offer used gas stoves water heater and space heaters. Public sale Jan 10 1957 Morgantown Antiques sale featuring dishes chests tables chairs glass brass rugs quilts and more. Dutch magazine offer Hazel Stick Leacock and farming/wanted ads for 80 acre farm Quarryville. Also Van Sciver Saratoga rug excerpt custom butchering hides and bones.
The USDA announced it will not deliver payment certificates for the 1957 Acreage Reserve of the Soil Bank until harvest time to ensure compliance with all program regulations. The delay affects winter wheat and other basic crops and hinges on harvested acreage and individual farm allotments.
A large public sale advertised in Blue Ball Lancaster County will be held Wednesday January 9 1957 at 10 00 am. The auction features tractor and horse drawn farm implements machinery dairy and poultry equipment. Items may be brought in after New Year through the day before the sale. Wm Z and Paul Z Martin conduct the sale on commission.
Executor s notice for the estate of Elizabeth L Harmish of Lancaster City grants letters testamentary to Menno H Harnish Reuben N Harnish Mary L Harnish Lettie L Nissley Executors. Creditors must promptly settle debts and filing claims with Arnold Bricker Beyer Attorneys.
Four more counties Delaware Ene Snyder and Warren are certified brucellosis free, increasing the state total to 45 of 67. Certification requires disease incidence below five percent in all herds and below a specified threshold across the county.
The department expects to issue payment certificates around June first. For areas with multiple compliance checks and other acreages, certificates wait until the latest harvested crop use is determined. Certificates may be redeemed in cash on receipt, but Acreage Reserve grains certificates cannot be exchanged for CCC grain until after the local harvest season.
Rates and guidelines for Lancaster Farming classified ads. Box numbers require a 25 cent add on. Ads running three or more consecutive times with no change are billed at four cents per word with an eight cent minimum. Deadline is Wednesday morning before publication. no ads accepted after 10:00 PM Wednesday.
One percent of all breeding cattle now tested across nine of 21 counties with full herd testing completed in Crawford Potter Adams Susquehanna Wayne Monroe Philadelphia Mifflin and Northumberland. Partial testing also finished in Lancaster and in Tioga Bradford Northampton Montgomery Berks Chester Lebanon York Perry Cumberland and Franklin.
The USDA announces new federal rules effective January 1 1957 to regulate interstate cattle movement. Excluded are steers spayed heifers and calves under eight months. Violations become federal offenses under the accelerated brucellosis program.
The new policy allows cattle not known to have brucellosis to be shipped to slaughter plants or stockyards with an official certificate or waybill. Vaccinated calves under three months may move with official certification, while official permits and testing determine movements for older animals. An exception exists for annuals from reactor-free, federally supervised herds, who may ship under official certificate after a 30 day brucellosis-free interval.
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