Newspaper Advertising for Steady Business Growth
A veteran business insight emphasizes regular newspaper ads to sustain and grow customer flow. With many move each year, ongoing ads boost visibility, counter lost patrons, and curb reliance on word of mouth. Regular campaigns drive new and returning customers despite inflation and changing markets.
Business Notes Highlights From Woolworth and Local Firms
Consolidated Woolworth four weeks ending March 25 totalled 311430610, up 17.6 percent from last year while nine weeks ending March 23 show 613949720, up 13.3 percent. SBA reports Nebraska banks supported over 2.5 million in loans in March with 119 local jobs preserved. Virgil Schafer of Nebraska Public Power District receives a two year service emblem. Life insurance sold by U.S. firms in 1974 reaches 290 billion, up 23 percent from seven years earlier. William Legenza named assistant operations officer at Omaha National Bank. notes on his career since 1971. Editorial urges local business advertising to match national sales, warns against complacency. Alliance Insurance recognizes Columbus agency for 1974 business. Marshall-Nelson Realty and Insurance awarded contingency commission.
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F. W. Woolworth Co
New York
Laster A. Burcham
Virgil L. Schafer
Nebraska Public Power District
Columbus
NPPD
U.S
Institute of Life Insurance
Institute
William A. Legenza
Felix Legenza
Omaha National Bank
Legenza
Bank
Alliance Insurance Companies
McPherson
Kan
Marshall-Nelson Realty and Insurance Agency
Alliance
Lindsay Man Patented Hitch Pin Invention
Lindsay resident James G. Klassen received U S Patent No 3 865 407 for a novel hitch pin that prevents accidental engagement and can be removed without leaving the tractor The device features a head end a lower crosswise hole a C shaped actuator linked to a spring connector and a rope enabling the operator to pull the pin free from the hitch and draw bar and reinsert it as needed.
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James G. Klassen
Lindsay
U.S
Klassen
Loup offers budget payment plan for electric bills
Loup Power District invites customers to enroll in a budget plan that divides an estimated annual bill into 12 equal monthly payments. The plan, designed for convenience, avoids two months’ payment at once and minimizes seasonal bill swings. Interested parties should contact the Loup office before May 1 to start the coming budget year.
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Loup Power District
Jim Gregorius
Loup
Gregorius
Realtor Week observance stresses voice of property owners
The Columbus Board of Realtors promotes Realtor Week April 2026 with the theme The Realtor a Voice for Americas Property Owners. notes realtors influence in Washington through the National Association of Realtors and cites bills from land use to pension reform and housing and community development, plus federal insurance and banking provisions. New money in Uruguay: peso reform shifts 1000 old pesos to 1 new peso starting July 1, 1974 without altering international value.
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America
Columbus Board of Realtors
National Association of Realtors
Washington
Stephens-Brack
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Montevideo
UPI
Uruguay
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