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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1952
Page
17
Patrons at 820 Wabash Avenue restaurant continued dining as firefighters battled a grease fire under the roof. The blaze spread to framing above the ceiling, with water and ventilation skylight work as crews cut holes to reach flames.
Floyd Schaffer seeks a divorce from Zella Schaffer of 1422 Plum Street on alleged cruel and inhuman treatment. they wed December 15, 1950 and separated December 9, 1952. Ethel A Seeley petitions three year separation from Elmer Seeley of 203 West Voorhees Street with custody of two children and support. they married June 21, 1927 and separated December 9, 1952.
Chicago livestock report shows hogs 18 000 head with moderate activity but a slow close. Prices for hogs drop 10 to 25 cents on various weights while sow demand weak. Sheep volumes at 2 000 with lambs rising up to 75 cents. native sheep steady and ewes lower.
Indianapolis market report notes hogs at 9,000 head with steady to uneven demand across weights, sows down 25 to 50, cattle slow with varied prices and strong prime ranges, and slaughter lambs steady amid overall thin activity. Calves and wealers show limited traction in bidding.
Vigo Circuit Court probate notices announce a private sale under order of the court to auction goods from Jess M. Keller deceased at 1233 Wabash Ave Terre Haute on December 13 1952 with cash in hand terms. Also dissolution notice for Stoker Sales & Service Inc and multiple estate actions across Vigo County with dates set for February 3 1953 and January 6 1953 for final settlements and appearances.
Prime and choice lamb items offered at the market trade priced at 22.00 for 95 lb fed wooled lambs. Few choice and prime native cuts marked 22.00 to 22.50. Other classes described as scarce.
In Chicago on December 10, live poultry market steady with 19 trucks. Cheese prices hold steady with various grades listed. Butter and eggs show steady to firm markets with multiple grade prices and weights noted. Carrots and other dairy items labeled with scores and per pound or per hundred weight figures.
Eggs current receipts 34c heavy breed hens 19c leghorn hens 15c cocks 13c Grain and feed Wheat 2.10 Corn ear 70 lb basis 1.51 shell 1.53 Oats 85c Rye 1.53 Soybeans yellow 2.81 black and mixed 2.51
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