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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1974

Page

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Market Prices Signal Mixed Day in Lincoln and Omaha

Market News Service reports eggs showing a general price decline with signs of settling. Grade A large 36-45, A medium 24-38, A small 19-245, barge 23, undergrades 20-26, pullets 917, current receipts 27-28. In Omaha, livestock quotations rise for barrows and sows, cattle steady to lower, steers 4.91-41.25 per 100 pounds, heifers 40.50-41.90, cows 27.50-25.00, utility cows 29.80-36.00. sheep insufficient to test trade. Estimated Friday receipts: cattle 1,400. hogs 5,000. sheep unknown.

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Cards of Thanks and Convalescence Notes from Readers

A collage of heartfelt thanks from readers in Minnesota and New York notices. Messages express gratitude for cards flowers prayers visits and support during hospital stays convalescence and recovery.

Greer Daisy Raymond Jones Behlen Memorial Hospital Wes McLkmald

Explosion Kills Worker On Iowa Expressway Project

GLENWOOD Iowa AP an explosion on a Carlson Construction Co project to build a ramp on a U S 4H bypass near Mills County killed Henderson Harry Fort Henderson 51 of Grinwell and injured another worker Romans was hospitalized in Council Bluffs for burns and injuries. The crash involved a Carlson water truck carrying a 500 gallon barrel colliding with a Ryan Transport Co gasoline tanker driven by Russell Homans 40 of Fort Calhoun Neb Fire followed the collision and the tanker exploded.

Glenwood Town Harry Ft Henderson Grinwell Carlson Construction Co Mills‘ County Menderson Carlson Ryan ‘Transport Co Russell Homans Fort Calhoun Neb Romans Council Bluffs Verderson Ried Henderson

Recreation group to visit Niobrara State Park sites in June

The Legislature's Constitutional Revision and Recreation Committee plans a tour of three Niobrara area sites in northest Nebraska early June to study park locations. Chairman George Syas of Omaha said lawmakers will be accompanied by Game and Parks Commission members and funds will await legislative approval after a site is chosen. Meanwhile Mrs. Leo Evers of Bellwood was moved to Butler County Hospital after weeks at Bergan Mercy Hospital, Room 202.

Nebraska Omaha Neb Niobrara State Park George Syas Game and Parks Commission Niobrara David City Leo Evers Bellwood Butler County Hospital Bergan Mercyospital

Eycohd-cass portage pass at Colurnio

Fragmented OCR reads like a newspaper notice about subscription rates and mailing options in multiple states. It lists annual and carrier rates for Columbus, Platte, and other places, with many garbled words and mis-spellings. The readable core references subscriptions by mail and by carrier, plus a lack of clear dates or events. It appears to be a transcription error or chaotic wartime-era ad. The readable elements include period references and a mention of Sant components.

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David City Names John Schroeder Athlete of the Year

John Schroeder was named Athlete of the Year at David City High School during an athletic banquet held Monday. Parents Mr. and Mrs. SJ Schroeder of Garrison attended. Pat Kirby of the Fellowship Club presented the award. Rick Martin, David City Club president, presented a booster book to James Allen. Principal Paul Chaney credited the coaching staff and players on the all state teams. Don Svoboda was emcee. Benedicta and Steve Runty spoke, with former Nebraska quarterback Runty guest speaker.

David City John c David City High School Mormlay SJ. Schroeder Garrison Pat Kirby Fellowship Rick Martin David City Club James Allen Paul Chaney Don Svoboda Gilbert Verian Benedictioa Steve Runty University of Nebraska

Ainsworth to host Midwestern AAU track championships

The Ainsworth Lions Club will stage the Midwestern Association AAU Boys and Girls Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Sunday at East City Park in Ainsworth Nebraska. Three age divisions will compete with AAU medals awarded for Taplin place finishers. Randall Lambert is the contact for entries.

Ainsworth Lions Club Midwestern Association East City Park Ainsworth Nebraska Midwestern Taplin Randall Lambert Iowa

Volunteer army would cost extra $300 million

Defense Department estimates the extra cost of the all volunteer armed force at about 400 million over three years or less. Officials say an additional 74 million in the first full year after draft elimination may be offset by savings from longer service. Pentagon figures were given to the Senate Armed Services Committee in response to Sen. Harold Hughes.

Washington Defense Department Pentagon Senate Armed Services Committee Haralt FE. Tiughes D-Lowa

Norfolk clubs sweep Columbus in seventh and eighth grade meets

Norfolk seventh and eighth graders defeated Columbus Junior High teams. Tim Munson and Keith Grotelueschen both placed high in several events, with Brent Arment and others earning wins. In the eighth grade meet, Jim Bercy won the high jump and Doug Brunkhorst led in the 100 lows as Columbus prepares for upcoming invites. A coffee event in David City hosts congressional candidate Hoss Dyas Monday night.

Norfolk Columbus Tim Munson Keith Grotelueschin Ken Stavas Ind Brent Arment Ist Alows Tim Staroscik Grotelweschen Paul Rathkamp Scott Souders Ord Steve Manco Sourters- Mancuso John Tremain Jerry Michalski Mark Jilek Ken Savas Tom Murson Dave Lambert Scott Laseke Jim Bercy John Faulkner Doug Brunkhorst Mike Murphy Ard Travis Jackson Doug Adams Great Plains Hastings

Horoscope and School Notice From a District Publication

The page weaves zodiac forecasts for TAURUS through AQUARIUS with playful directions on mood and behavior. It also announces Genoa High School play school sessions for kindergartners entering in fall, scheduled May 3-16 from 1 to 3 p.m. in the kindergarten room, inviting parental involvement and early preparation.

Play School Genoa Genoa High School

Bellwood Meeting Discusses Town Plans and Improvements

Representatives from Bruce Gilmore and Associates attended the Bellwood village board meeting to review plans for the town’s sewer and water system upgrades, the sixpeat street project, and a possible community building.

Bellwood Bruce Gilmore

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