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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1973

Page

11

Local Socials and Ads Mix with Club Notices in Columbus Area

Fragments show personal notices, weddings, and tours, plus dance events at W's Lounge and Silver Creek Hall. Local businesses advertise specials at Sutton's Drive-In and Longbranch Bar, with bowling leagues at Columbus Bowl and upcoming orientation at Kearney State College.

Columbus Thenal Kearney State College Jon Abegzlen Rehlen Pegey Coan Artie Hardy Jeff Keating Bill Moll Jodene Waldman Marsha Schmid Richland Barry Golschall Monroe Tim Green

Buffalo meat sold as beef substitute on West Coast

San Francisco AP reports Cala Food Stores and Fred Meyer chains are selling buffalo roasts steaks and other cuts as a beef substitute to fill beef shell shortages. About 140 buffalo from Wyoming and 100 head from Woodland Calif are being sold with prices often higher than beef. consumers report good reception with some preferring the redder meat.

San Francisco Shell Cala Food San Francisco Bay Area Fred Meyer Oregon Washington Plains Cala Meyer Wyoming South Dakota Woodland Calif

Noise on farms and ranches causes harm and offers controls

A University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension Circular titled NOISE. Sound Without Value explains noise effects on the ear and methods to protect hearing. It notes farm machinery such as harvesters grinders choppers conveyors chainsaws and power mowers as noise sources and outlines measures to reduce nuisance and fatigue. Copies of NOISE can be obtained by contacting county Extension agents.

Lincoln PD. H. Lane Rollin D. Schnieder Cialist University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Hungry circus family settles for leaner meat fare

In Omaha a hungry Ringling Brothers and Barnum circus party faced meat shortages. Purchasing agent Hen Woolston failed to secure desired chuck beef and instead sourced 8,000 pounds of horse meat from the Central Nebraska Packing Co in North Platte. Meat supplies are stretched through the weekend in Omaha and into Kansas City.

Omaha Naval Ringling Brothers Barnum Arid Barley Circus USDA Hen Woolston Circus Woolston Actuol Wacington D.C Bly Central Nebraska Packing, Co North Platte Maal Seattle

Cobb-A Cobberson Man Tiverett Cobb Dies at 88

Tiverett Cobb 88 died Thursday at Fullerton Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Monday at Fullerton Memorial Chapel with visitation Sunday 7-9 p.m. and 4-9 p.m. The Rev. Jalit Barklind will officiate. Burial at Fullerton Cemetery. Born October 8, 1887 in Nising City, he lived in Nance County since childhood. Surviving are his wife Mela Kinen married 1916, one daughter Arlene Killham, one brother Bruce, one son and one grandson preceded him in death. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and Golden Age Club.

Cobb Flerson Tiverett Cobb Thursdarm Fullerton Memorial Hospital Momlay Fullerton Memoriall Jalit Barklind Tin Nance County Presbyterian Church and Golden Age Club Mela Kinen Cedar Rapids Ernest Arlene) Killham Wyllerton Bruce Savannah

Jansen couple welcomed a daughter at Clarkson Hospital

Mr and Mrs Keith Jansen of Valley are parents of Susan Clarice born Aug 2 at Clarkson Hospital Omaha. Grandparents are DeForest Jansen Creston and others. great grandparents listed. Community notes include Heart Fund collection, visits, and local social events with several names and places.

Cheston Keith Jansen Valley Susan Clarice Clarkson Hospital Omaha DeForest Jansen Creston Ili, Jansen Otto Sander Nadine Summers Heart Fund Jennie Wardenberg Gary Ind Sedon Terry Soward Madison Wis Hulda Boning John Boning Denver Colo Boning Legion Auxiliary Anna Fischer Amelia Scheffler Robert Ritter Fat Gorman Country Club Otto Logeke Leroy Kapels Paul Gorman Eunice Zimmerman Join Vavrel Tyndall David Zimmerman

Colfax County 4-H Judging Contest results released

Leigh 4-Hers participated with ninety four competitors in clothing, home living, and foods judging at the fairgrounds. Winners will represent Colfax County at the State Fair, with judges named for each unit and a list of blue ribbons awarded across beginning and advanced divisions.

Leigh Colfax County Gayle Tessendorf Platte Center Dan Rice Columbus Ber Moods Kathy Klick Marsha Matthies Bennette Brahee Avid Baumert Carol Faltys Carol Kuecker Leigh Ca

City council weighs banning Xrated films at theater

Schuyler City Council opened with talk on showing R and X rated movies at a local theater. Mayor asks City Attorney to check state statutes and report back at Aug 21 meeting while Colfax County Assessor seeks study of golf land and taxation. Summer recreation report notes $31 balance after expenses and equipment storage.

Schuyler Don Johnson Dabrinsky Brothers Theater Lincoln Francis Rea Colfax County Chester Guidinger Kathy Gregory Charlotte Micek Aravula Rural Fire District

Finley in good condition at Chicago hospital

Charles 0 Finley owner of the Oakland Athletics was reported in good condition at a Chicago hospital on Friday after admission Tuesday for observation due to periodic chest pains. Officials said no diagnosis had been made of the 55 year old Chicago insurance man.

Cticago (Ap Charles 0. Finley Oakland Athletics Chicago

Irrigation studies aim to find optimal water use in Nebraska

University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension engineer John Addink leads two farmer funded projects in Seward and O Neill to measure moisture levels and water use for maximum yields. They test ending irrigation in August and use moisture sensors to help farmers schedule irrigation. Groundwater depletion worries farmers as water tables fall. A second item notes the cassowary bird of northern Australia with a bony crowning head growth acting as a crash helmet.

University of Nebraska- Lincoln Extension John Addink Addink Seward and O'Neill Dennis Rejot Dewey Teel Seward Autrailiz

Graham's new crusade draws heavy criticism

London AP reports Billy Graham plans a six day Britain crusade titled Spree 74 with spiritual luxury and evangelism. Delegates 14 and up will canvass streets while training in scripture and salesmanship ends with a Wembley Stadium rally featuring Johnny Cash. Cost is 600000 funded by donations and delegate fees. registration lags with 26000 hoped but 6000 signed. Also notes vast global mineral reserves in seawater.

London Billy Graham Britain Medett Heavy Jayne Agvee Grahato Dallas Church of Jenglamel Billy Graham Association West Philip Crowe Spree Extravaganga Crowe Birmingham Brpealgers Kingdom of God Wembley Stadium Graham Johmny Cash

Linseed Oil Emulsion Explored for Farm Use

WISCOLN-IL researchers report linseed oil emulsion, originally for road surfaces, may strengthen curing concrete by retaining moisture and reducing evaporation. University of Nebraska Lincoln engineer Conrad Gilbertson notes potential for farm applications, safety benefits in basements and garages, and longer surface life.

Wiscoln USDA University of Nebraska-Lincoln Conrad Gilbertson

Columbus High football candidates set for tryouts

City Briefs report CHS junior and senior football candidates will report at 7:00 a.m. Monday, August 1, at the fifth school gym. Sophomores must check in at the same time the following night.

Columbus High

Hospital Report Belhen Community Admissions and Births

Hospital report lists admissions at Belhen Community Hospital including Lag Lanka, Diwan, Leonard iWerde, Michiel Kraenow, and Columbus. Dismissals include Raymond Chayanu, George Johnson, and others. Births record a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Moth at 2202 Aalst Street Aug 10 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jolie Michael Senior at 2666 1h Avenue East Aug 1k.

Behlen Community Hospital Lag Lanka Diwan Leonard iWerde Michiel Kraenow Columbus Raymond Chayanu George Johnson Rasa Dehmin Norman Kucera Tayavani Dreifurst Monroe Fred Alt Oscenla John de Silver Creek St. Mary Hospital Joseph Moth Aalst Street Jolie Michael Senior Avenue

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