09 Apr 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
1
Market report notes utility and dairy stock movements with figures 93 75 and 34.00, plus references to Annette and numbers 38 92. The fragment preserves readable entities but lacks a clear event or outcome. The items hint at price quotes and ticker style detail from a historic page.
Hospital admissions list includes Annie Kmiccik Silver Creek Norbert Theilen Creston Herman Schaer Richland Marvin Indra Clarkson Angela Behlen Jaycee Kosch Stanley Kosch and more. Dismissals feature Bernard Hilger David City Richard Larson and others. St Mary Hospital births record five newborns with parents in Platte Center Newman Grove Columbus and nearby areas. Dismissals and Genoa area entries follow with doctor and hospital transfers noted.
Summer session at Columbus High School runs May 9 to July 6. Registration takes place at Sensus High School, Columbus Junior High, and Columbus Senior High. Deposit for driver education is refundable after completion. typing costs 15 dollars. In district students only. out-of-district students cannot enroll.
A miscibility filled ad notice from The CMBR Telegram Partnership in Columbus Nebraska outlines publishing details, subscription rates, and change of address procedure. It lists daily publication except Sundays and holidays, carrier delivery in Columbus at 7.95 annually, rail and mail options in surrounding counties and states, with instructions to notify the local postmaster and the newspaper for address changes.
A garbled Aries Taurus Gemini and other signs horoscope fragment mixes dates names and odd phrases. It mentions daily luck about beauty communication money and social plans with scattered year-like cues and unclear zodiac details. The text includes Moon Children Sagittarian and Aquarius hints plus a note about a child born today with a positive outlook and guidance for family.
An ordinance for Columbus Nebraska amends section 30-42-2 of chapter 12 title X of ordinance 1023 to define negligent driving and repeal prior provisions. It sets the effective date and notes introduction by Councilman Sam Kr Pepper, with mayoral approval on April 4 1973. Also notices of public hearing on a special project area in Platte County and Loup River Public Power District meetings in April 1973 are listed.
Notice of incorporation for Athletics, Inc filed under the Nebraska Business Corporation Act. Details include corporate name, registered office at 2088. 3rd Avenue, Columbus, capital stock of 100000 shares at 1.00 par, articles date March 2, 1973, perpetual existence, and board officers. Also a separate notice inviting bids for weed control authority project with bid deadline April 3, 1973, and right to reject all bids.
Police investigate a Sunday break in at the Ernest J Slotovy home at 1165 Sixth Street. Intruders shattered the front door glass and removed a tensor lamp, 60 digital clocks and about $70 in cash, with activity between 4 40 and 9 pm noted by family.
C Francis Jenkins runs the world’s first motion picture theater at the Catillon States Exposition in Atlanta in 1895 marking an early milestone in cinema history.
Spanish born painter Pablo Picasso, 91, dies at his Mediterranean hillside estate near Avignon after a heart attack linked to a bout of influenza. Widow Jacqueline and business manager Armand Antéby discuss funeral plans. Picasso’s vast private art and private collection remain largely unreleased and wealth is widely speculated.
Questions and answers explain posted ceiling prices for beef pork and lamb in stores. Signage must cover fresh processed and canned meats, with at least 25 items in a section, or all items if fewer. Consumers may file verbal complaints and should note store details before contacting authorities.
Gail Wicks, an eight year Rotary member and weed sergeant at the University of Nebraska North Platte Station, received the Outstanding Rotarian award at the district convention. Ralph Misko of Holdrege was elected governor for 1978-74 term and Elmer Schrag of North Platte was chosen governor elect for 1974-75. The meeting urged support for the Rotary Foundation and its youth scholarships. The notice concludes with a local mental health clinic contact.
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