Stock Prices and Livestock Quotes From Omaha Market
Livestock quotations from Omaha Nebraska show hogs steady to 2 lower with some 1-2 drops in various weight ranges. Slaughter cattle and calves mostly steady, high grades up to 2 higher, feeders steady to higher. Egg prices in Omaha mostly unchanged with small eggs and undergrades noted. Chicago futures trading referenced but no specific outcomes provided.
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Omaha
Neb
USDA
Omaha, Neb
Athe
Usda-Nebraska
Epg
Chefee Stears
Meyer family reunion at Phillipsburg Kansas
Mrs. Ernest Wiechen and LEMS attended the Meyer family reunion at Phillipsburg Kansas on Sunday. Frederick and Sophie Meyer arrived from Germany about 19 years ago and homesteaded land there. A son John farmed near Columbus and Mrs. Wiechen is his daughter, Alvina Meyer. Relatives came from Oklahoma and California. Bertrand Leigh and Ma Neb Mr and Mrs Witcher celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary.
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Lems Me
Ernest Wiechen
Meyer
Phillipsburg
Kan
Frederick
Sophie Meyer
Germany
John
Columbus
Telegram partnership announces sorbership and rates
Telegram partnership at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska lists mailing and delivery rates, with annual subscription pricing for various regions and correction of address changes. The notice notes holiday publication days and urges subscribers to report old and new addresses promptly.
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Neb
Cottier
Columbus
Plite
Boone
Buller
Collas
fAerricky
Nebravke
Cher
Golumbi
North Platte Wins State Midget Crown in All-A Region
North Platte captured the Class A Midget State All-A Region baseball title with a 4-2 victory over Grand Island. Randy Weigel delivered a two run homer in the sixth inning to seal the win.
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North Platte
Associated Press
Randy Weigel
Grand Island
Accident north of Schuyler involving car and heifer
Schuyler Colfax County deputies investigated a Saturday afternoon crash 14 miles north and 2.5 miles west of Schuyler. Raymond Bourek of Howells drove into a 700 pound heifer owned by Lad Janousek of Clarkson. The animal had a broken leg, car damage estimated at 1 dollar, no injuries reported.
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Schuyler
Colfax
Raymond Bourek
Howells
Lad Janousek
Clarkson
Hourek
League Leaders In Batting And Pitching From The Leagues
A scrambled report lists American League batting leaders with Carew at 380 at bats and Jackson 80 runs, plus other stats for Mayberry and Oliva. National League batting shows June at 345 and Rose 88 RBIs, with key players in doubles, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts across both leagues.
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W.ilortan
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Horoscope Cards Show Zodiac Forecasts by Name and Theme
The readable horoscope spans Aries to Pisces with quirky spellings and guessed dates. It assigns advice for varies signs, mentions future plans and personal interactions, and suggests caution with envious eyes while urging practical action and self awareness.
Lincoln Enklester Wednesday Aug 14 1972 Race Card
A Lincoln entry list for August 14 1972 features post time 4 30 pm with a one mile and furlongs race. Purse includes X1760 with horses Avowance Hormans Special King Rite Glow lazer Restless Rex Sut Dolly Rettele Hasty Parmeny Hancock and other entries. Races are specified with breeder and owner abbreviations and varied numbers.
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Nentarka
Dear Olds
Avowance Hormans
Restless Rex
Dolly— Rettele
Hasty Parmeny
Hancock
Gene D'or
Werre
Lincoln State Fair race results at Lincoln Neb
Race results from Lincoln Nebraska at the state fair on Monday with eight races. Frisky Pup led the opening dash with Chic Tips second and Open Fare Free third, followed by Slight Breeze and Lady N in the next races with notable payoffs. The card included six furlongs and a mile and a partial distance with payouts from Exacta and Double wagers and a final stutter handle of 195,797.
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Lincoln
Neb
Wisst
Eurlongs
Kansas
Dream Cadet
W. L. Sawyer
Wauny’s Bay
Lille Rage
Burgundy Street
AAMT
Oil shale deposits in United States hold vast petroleum potential
The shale in Colorado Utah and Wyoming is estimated to contain over two trillion barrels of oil. Prices and exploration lift interest as the industry weighs extraction viability and environmental impact. Historical notes reference numerous race entries and scattered odds amid a cluttered league standings excerpt.
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United States
Colorado
Ulan
Wyoming
Shrine All-Star scrimmage yields light action and injuries
Sunday's North and South Shrine All-Star scrimmage produced mostly bumps and bruises with no major injuries reported. Coaches said Monday practices at Midland College and Crete went light as rosters prepare for Saturday's Shrine benefit game. Pat Jeffery of Lexington reinjured his ankle. John Pluknutt Beatrice Dave Jaros Bellevue and John Winter Waverly stood out in Monday workouts.
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Associated Press
Lareghr
Midland College
Fremont
North Stars
Roger Higgins
Crete
Omaha
Higgins Sai
Gary Anderson Leads National High Power Rifle Trials Day Two
CAMP PERRY Ohio Gary Anderson of Axtell Nebraska maintains a W6 point lead going into day two of the National High Power Rifle Championships. He posted 196 200 and a perfect 20 for 296 total on Monday’s two matches. Close behind are Gerald Bayer of Wilmington California and John McAlevy of Madison Wisconsin both with 391s after perfect second-match rounds.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Nebraska
Gary Anderson
Axtell
Neb
Andersurt
U.S
Gerald Bayer
Wilmington
Calif
John McAlevy
Madison
Wis
Song banned in Pretoria over segregation policy
South Africa's white minority regime bans Pete Seeger recording of "We Shall Overcome" as it enforces facially segregated policy across the country and suppresses the black national anthem. The move signals intensified censorship of anti apartheid music amid racial policy enforcement.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Pete
Ger
McGovern Wisconsin Committee Faces Federal Audit Action
A GAO report forwarded to the Justice Department finds the Wisconsin McGovern for President committee violated the Federal Election Campaign Act by keeping inadequate records. It cites unreliable checkbooks, balances over $4,000 on April 7, 1972, and failure of two radio stations to obtain required certifications for paid broadcasts. The Milwaukee HQ committee reported $287,608 receipts and $42,071 expenditures from April 7 to Oct 27, 1972.
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Wasiington
AEP
Wisconsin McGovern
General Accounting Offices
Fai
State Committee
GAO
William 2. Dixon
Federal Communications Commission
Mittee
Milwaukee
Light fishing pressure reported in Nebraska
AP reports officials from the Game and Parks Commission noted light fishing pressure in recent days across several lakes including Harlan County Reservoir with white bass on artificials and Johnson Lake with catfish on crawdads. Other spots cited perch, bluegill, catfish, and bass on various baits.
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Lincoln
Blue River
Conestoga Lake
Cards of Thanks and Hospital Gratitude Notice
A collection of thank you notices from multiple individuals expressing gratitude to relatives friends doctors nurses and hospital staff for visits cards flowers gifts prayers and services during hospital stays illness or after bereavement. Included are thanks to specific people and a general appreciation for support.
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Behlen Community Hospital
Neverend McGee
Pauline Kummer
Mr. Charles
Tr. Basil
Mrs. Weed
Millie Larsen
Fayers
Father Meterice
John Cave
Ehrlichman Disclaims Knowledge Of Watergate Cover Up
Seattle AP report quotes John Ehrlichman saying he did not know about the Watergate cover up as Nixon ordered him out of the affair. He reflects on his role, his last news conference, and the enduring impact on politics, predicting long term effects beyond the presidency. He cites Nixon removing him repeatedly and notes his reflections after hearings.
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Seattle
John D. Whirlehtan
Nixon
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Washington, D.C
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Senate Water Base Committee
Senate
Ehriichman
Slugging Surges At Wichita NBC Meet Scores Flood In Wins
In Wichita Kansas the National Baseball Congress tourney featured slugging as Kankakee Illinois led Huntsville Alabama 9-7 into the eighth before Alabama rallied for six runs to win 13 9. Denny Spitzer, Wichita’s winner, drove in three of the team’s 11 hits while Rick Simpson hurled a two hitter for Dodge City. Framingham Matawan and Worthington also played as the day’s schedule listed Wichita versus Worthington and Eleanor versus Lexington Kentucky.
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Huntsville
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Alabama
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Eleanor
W. Va
Tommy Carr
Denny Spitzer
Dodge City
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Tome Ru
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Wichita Aeros split doubleheader with Oklahoma City
Wichita wins opener 5 4 aided by reliever Paul Reysche who silenced the Oklahoma City rally while Roberto Rodriguez carried a no hitter through five innings before fading. In the nightcap Wichita rallies twice in the sixth and once in the seventh to claim the win and widen their lead to 5 2 games on Denver in the Western Division ahead of a full schedule tonight.
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Oklahoma City
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Kunkles from California visit Platte Center kin
Mr and Mrs George Kwnkle of San Francisco arrived Saturday to spend two weeks with sister Cecilia Burke and relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston welcomed a daughter Kimberly Irehe born July 1 at Genoa Community Hospital and later moved to Childrens Hospital in Omaha for a week.
Rev Robert Smith to Attend Arizona State University
Albion reports Rev Robert Smith pastor of St Michael Catholic Church for four years will enter Arizona State University Tempe on August 23. He will enroll in the graduate school of social work for a year, after which the Archdiocese of Omaha will assign him to a new posting.
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Albion
Robert Smith
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