Markets EGG P LINCOLN and Omaha Livestock Report
Prices for eggs show weak demand but improved receipts with large eggs 42-48 cents, mediums 35-40, small 23, pullets 20, undergrades 22. Hogs at Omaha range 32.25 to 32.90 for 200-250 pounds, sow prices 25.50-26.90. Cattle and calves steady with steers 41.50-42.50, heifers 41.00-42.00, cows 29.00-31.50. Sheep light as buyers scarce. Estimated Monday receipts: cattle 6,500. hogs 6,500. sheep 800.
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Lincoln
the Market News Service
Omaha
Neb
New York
T&t
Armst UK
Aveo Corp Cu Bandag Inc
Boeng Co
Borden
Brunswik
Chrysler
Curtis Win
duPont
Exxon Bay
Fairmont
Firestone
Ford
T&l
Goodrich
Goodyear
Greyhound
IBM
Chicago
Jdowa
Tael&p
P&l
Krall
Lockheed Air
Marcor
Meredith
Ind
Oekwll
Safe Ind Bay
Sear
Signal Co
Jan Oas
Southn Pac
Jexaco
UAL
Ie Tile Exchange
Royal Am
Steel
Westg el
Hogs Wickes Cp
Winnebago
AAP
Bow
Janes
Stock
Dee
Indus
Shelby church Holy Week services announced
The United Methodist Church in Shelby lists Holy Week events including open Communion at 10 p.m. Thursday and services of darkness with the Junior YF on Friday. Sunrise services start 6:30 a.m. Sunday, breakfast at 7 a.m., followed by 10:30 a.m. worship. Reverend Kenneth Edmonds and family will be vacationing April 21 through May 17. Reverend Truman Bachenburg of Osceola will cover in his absence. Outside, United Parcel Service plans a $24 million build in South Omaha Industrial Park, purchasing a 7acre tract.
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Shelby
United ‘Methodist Church
Kenneth Edmonds
Truman Bachenburg
Osceola
Local Postage Rates and Holiday Closings Notice
Public notices list subscription rates and delivery areas for a Nebraska paper. It shows paid mail options by county and state, with annual rates and change of address procedures, though text contains many OCR errors and mis spellings. It notes holiday closures on major U.S. days and indicates delivery by carriers in specified cities.
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Cekmore
Mab
David City Board names Glock new elementary principal
David City Public Schools elected Mrs. Donald Glock as principal of the elementary, to start in August, succeeding Mrs. Helen Hinze. Resignations included Mrs. Vern Blevins the hot lunch manager and Miss Rosemary Oborny the high school secretary. The board set a 1974-75 calendar with workshop days and key holidays, approved a painting contract for the high school, and noted a natural gas price change effective April 30, 1874.
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David City
Donald Glock
Luncismu
Mary Adamy
Bedwood
Supl
Glen Bevan
ESEA
Harlan Gulzow
Open House of
David City Public Schools
James Foreman
Wayne State College Plans Weekend Courses in Columbus
Wayne State College will offer a new weekend course titled Career School at the Holiday Inn in Columbus. The program opens April 26 and 27 and ends May 95 with Dr. Hobert Tembke leading the Wayne State education faculty and offering two graduate credits. Columbus will also host an off campus class in Think Metric July 12 to 14. Loren Karnish, director of continuing education at Wayne Stater, provides full information.
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Wayne State College
Holiday Inn
Columbus
Hobert Tembke
Wayne State Education
Loren Karnish
Wayne Stater
Cards of Thanks for family milestones and kindness
A collection of thank you messages from families expressing gratitude for sympathy after deaths and for support during illnesses and anniversaries. Emma Robert, Vincent Long family, Guy Bolton, Louis Wagner and others thank neighbors, friends, relatives, pastors, doctors, and hospital staff for visits, cards, flowers, food, gifts, and prayers.
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Socrow
Vincent Long
Pastor Nelson
Pastor Furner
Behlen Hospital
Emma Robert
Guy Bolton
Louis J, Wagner
Nebraska Ruralism champions honor Leigh St Francis students
Three Nebraska high schools won sweepstakes at the Nebraska Ruralism championships. Lincoln Southeast claimed Clas A, Superior won Clas B, Hemingford took Clas C. Leigh students earned several Class C placements: Scott Millard won advertising, Diane Neuhaus and Dale Kumpf placed second in editorial writing and yearbook layout, LeRoy Hary took third in yearbook layout. Mary Ann Moser of Humphrey St. Francis finished third in feature writing and third in newswriting.
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Nebraska
Theebraska High School Press Association
Lincoln Southeast
Clas
Hemingford
Leigh
Scott Millard
Diane Neuhaus
Dale Kumpf
LeRoy Hary
Mary Ann Moser
Humphrey St. Francis
Schuyler group sets flea market for library fund
The Schuyler ESA forecily will hold its annual flea market April 25 and 26 to raise funds for children's library furniture and the Viola Harris Fund. Individuals may contact Mrs. James Witshusen or Mrs. Rex Lait to arrange article pickup. the sale runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Bureaux building both days.
Visitors From Albion Visit Elkhorn Family
Mrs. Albert Rieck and Mrs. Tina Saathoff visited their son and daughter in law, Gene and Mrs. Rieck of Elkhorn, during a recent family visit from Albion.
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Albion
Albert Rieck
Tina Saathoff
Gene Rieck
Elkhorn
Hospital Weekend Card Draw Spotlight
Weekend event at Methodist Hospital features Mrs Gene Hock and others in Elkhorn. Community cards and greeting effort raise funds and awareness for health services.
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Saathoft
Methodist Hospital
Gene Hock
Elkhorn
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Avenus Columbus
Mehl
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Wayne State
General Electric Home Appliance Sales & Service
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Larry Byrnes
Cy Sirtet Carr
St. Francis
Schuyler Group
Toolens
Uptown
Jack &Jill
Center
Jack & Jill
Sule
Miss Society
Bermuda
Fort May Dandelion
Barden & Plant Food
Em Ze
Earl May
AAU
U.S. 30 Center
Keri May
Phoee
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