Omaha market report shows mixed livestock and rising egg prices
The Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service notes firm egg prices with large to small sizes varying. hogs and cattlenick prices mixed with declines in barrows and gilts and steady to higher steer prices. receipts expected Friday include cattle and calves about 600, hogs around 4,000, sheep unseen.
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Lincoln
Neb
Usdaa-Netraska
Poultry and Egg Market News Service
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Thersday
David City Museum Receives Indian Artifacts for Centennial
In David City Butler County the JMuseum will receive a recollection of Indian artifacts from the estate of the late Alfred Tichacck of Linwood. Welden Duer, Centennial chairman, proposed storefront centennial decorations with street lampposts fitted to display the U.S. flag and welcome flags. Further discussion will occur at the centennial committee meeting.
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David City
Butler County
Alfred —Tichacck
Linwood
Welden Duer
U.S
The Gate Telegram Partnership Newsletter Notice
Local notice for The Gate Telegram Partnership at 254 West Avenue Columbus Nebraska lists subscription and mailing rates. It notes change of address procedures and postage details, including in state and out of state rates, with postal instructions for subscribers.
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Suidaya
Siz Nollideys
Nebraska
Carrer
Columbus
Mall
Pletie
Ree
Jailer
CoMax
Phercick
Hance
Polk “Coumudt
Habra
Tsubashbare
Lakeview FFA Members Win Ribbons at State Convention
Lakeview Future Farmers of America members earned multiple ribbons at the state FEA convention in Lincoln. Eugene Goering won a blue in agronomy and, with Darrel Rickert and Todd Sander, a red team in livestock management. Grant Gratelueschen and Chuck Massebrook earned red team ribbons with Grant also taking a red individual award. Dick Jasper earned a red individual in farm wiring, later paired with a white team ribbon. Doug Macken Jerry Schreiber and Wayne Goering received white team ribbons in five livestock selection. Eugene performed in the Nebraska State FFA Chorus. Delegates included Danald davedsky and Eugene Goering. Centennial Plea Market set for 9 am to 5 pm Saturday at Cit Auditorium with over 30 tables for exhibiting, per Arthur Kozisek.
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Lakeview
Wayne Goering
Eugene
Merle Alswager
Grant Grotelueschen
FFA
Danald Davedsky
Eugene Goering
Columbus Junior High Honors Listed for Third Quarter
Columbus Junior High announces honorees for the third quarter of the school year. Ninth grade includes Aulen Korte Lin Selig Karen ligges. Eighth grade features Yonothy Brandl Robert Coos. Seventh grade lists Thy Ernst Michael Vraka Kerry Mineuse Thomas Schroeder and many others.
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Colubus Duntee High
Elightle
Aulen Korte
Lin Selig
Karen ‘Ligges
Wyonothy Brandl
Robert Coos
Thy Ernst
Michael Vraka
Kerry Mineuse
Thomas Schroeder
Studiens
Jan Aboggten
Kin Adkisson
William Beckennat
Diana Berry
Sheryl J
Tamara Boettcher
Quaye Hodean Wray
Beth Burdine
Smothy Ines
Kathleen Curler
Ann Egwert
Teresa
Gehring
James George
Kyla George
Vonne Gerrel
David Gilmore
Joni Heiser
Kalie Hervers
Cathy Jilek
Martha Koch
Aten Karleduds Koziol
Katherine Marty
Todd Trotholz
Janice Uden
Patti Whetsone
Vicki Wilcox
Marlene Wright
Jacqueling Wurdeman
Mike Davigner
Kerry Anderson
Terry Anderson
Timothy Anderson
Matthew
Jennifer Freeman
Delaine Fregin
Kell Grubaugh
David Hamling
Heidi Hollquist
Patricia Hopp
James Hoppenstedt
James Jackson
Awrenee Jackson
Diana Johnson
Kimberly Joiner
John Justice
Robyne Kamber
Duane Liss
Scott Loseke
Jercy Maneuseo
Mark Maneely
Tim Muison
Kirk McAndrew
Barbara Nyffeler
Brinda Nyffeler
Officers elected at county convention
Nearly 100 people attended the Cutler County American Legion and Auxiliary convention to hear speakers and elect officers. Robert Litten was named county commander and John Prochaska vice president. Delores Kreizinger spoke for the auxiliary.
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Cutler
the American Legion and Auxiliary
Stan Pedraza
Larry Froschheuser
Pest
Lea Corbin
Hooper
District 7
Robert Litten
David City
John Prochaska
Dwight
Delores Kreizinger
Louis Martin
Wight
Hennrietta Imunhake
Leigh
Lea Corkon
Arnia Wills
Bellwood
Linda Hiller
Seattle
Wash
Bellwond
Dwight, Brainard
Rising City
Cards of Thanks and Inauguration Plans Announced in Kearney
A series of thanks for wedding anniversary, hospital visits, and bereavement notices from Jensen, Heibel, Cuetler, and others accompany a report from Kearney Neb that plans are underway for the inauguration of Dr Brendan J McDonald as sixth president of Kearney State College on April 7 28.
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Erling
Alma Jensen
Fr. Regis
Lester [Ufe
Nechten Memorial Hospital
Paylor Rathkamp
A. H. Cuetler
Kearney
Neb
API
Brendan J. McDonald
Kearney State College
Welcome wagon to be restored in DAVID CITY
DAVID CITY Chamber of Commerce met Monday to discuss restoring a welcome wagon program. They may reactivate the program and contact an organization. Other topics included dog chaining concerns, a city ordinance banning open burning, survey planning, bike riding on sidewalks, and issues with nonoperational cars on private property and business locations near city limits.
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David City
Butterfly Ranch grows larvae for school projects near Shafter
Entomologists Nickelsen and White operate Butterfly Ranch under the Tasent Lore Products label, selling five larvae sets for six dollars each to schools. They raised 15,000 sets last year and expect higher sales around Easter. The venture grew from selling loopers to chemical firms to teaching life cycles via painted lady and Buckeye butterflies. They rear eggs in cages, incubate larvae, and ship five larvas per container to classrooms. The operation spans about 2,600 square weeks of space in Shafter, in the Santa Clara Valley near Los Angeles.
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Shafter
Calth
Buitterfly
Dul Nickelsen
Carlos White
Nickelsen
White
Toopers
Interstate Coummarch
Ley
Nickerson
Tasent Lore Products
Shatter
California
Santanauln Valley
Los Angeles
Polk man named president of Welfare Association
Deryl Reed of Polk was elected president of the Nebraska Welfare Association at its 87th annual conference in North Platte succeeding Gilbert Emery. Carol Johnson of North Platte became first vice president with Carol Yoakum of Lincoln as second vice president. Harold Rogers of Ralston was re elected secretary and Mary Lantz of Lexington reelected treasurer.
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North Platte
Neb
Deryl Reed
Polk
Nebraska Welfare Association
Gilbert Emery
Carol Johnson
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