Market Summary From Hogs to Cattle and Grains
In Omaha and New York UPI memos show livestock prices with hogs and sows down several dollars and cattle steady to firm. Cattle and calves sit at 31 to 36 for select grades, with utilities and canners lower. Friday estimates project declines in hogs and steadier steers. Dow Jones at 969.25, down 1.58, with other indices mixed. Grain updates follow in AGO notes.
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UPI
New York
Dow Jones
Indus
Trans
Notice of automatic renewal and protests for liquor license
City of Columbus Nebraska announces automatic one year renewal of the Richard F and James B French partnership liquor license at 1354 27th Avenue. Protests by residents may be filed before September 15 1976 with hearings if three or more protests are received. Also lists other licensees and related notices for bids on a road project and minority business provisions.
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Richard F
James B. French
27Th Avenue
City OF Columbus
Nebraska
Leo A. Boettcher
Donald J
Velma M. Dreifurst
23Rd Street
Leo A Boettcher
Department of Roads
State of
Platte County
U.S. 77
N.2
Lincoln
Lakeview School
Platte Center
Lake Babcock
Reconstruction 3 Full Depth Core Samples Bid Invitation
The Nebraska Department of Roads invites bids for a project with a price range of 100000 to 500000. It enforces minority business opportunities, wage and hour standards, and work hours acts. bid bonds of 5 percent required. contracts subject to standard protections and right to waive technicalities. offices in Norfolk and Lincoln.
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Nebraska Department of Roads
Department of Roads
U.S. Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Norfolk
Nebraska
Lincoln
Thomas D. Doyle
T.P. McCarthy
Foreclosure Notice and Bids for Nebraska Public Power District
Platte County Nebraska forecloses tax liens on Lots 1 2 7 8 and an east alley in Block 178 Columbus and warns payment by Sept 13 1976 with court action. Separately Nebraska Public Power District invites bids for 35 kV underground cable contract 76 34 due Sept 9 1976 with documents, guarantees, and award conditions.
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Columbus
Platte County
Nebraska
Platte
District Court of
District Court
Board of Supervisors
Navy Company
Delaware Corporation
Optic Science Industries, Inc
Delaware
John Doe
Jane Doe
Pioneer Insurance Company
Nebraska Corporation
Nebraska Public Power District
J.M. White
14Th Street
P.O. Box
Board of Directors
D. W. Hill
Columbus Telegram delivery and subscription details
The Columbus Telegram lists its publication as a partnership in Columbus Nebraska with daily delivery except certain holidays. Subscription rates are 8.75 per month by carrier and 17.00 per year by mail in Nebraska, 28.00 to other states. A address change must be reported to the postmaster.
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Clumbus
Neb
Columbus
Nebraska
Telegram Missing Call Move Between Evening Hours
A missing telegram call is reported between 6 and 6 30 p m on a Saturday with a noted window from 610 to 9 a m. The message references a sum of 64 274 dollars and involves a time sensitive lead.
Grass fires keep volunteers busy
SCHUYLER The Volunteer Fire Department has responded to six grass fire calls in two days. Firefighters battled fatigue as the squad fought a large blaze near Union Pacific equipment, successfully extinguishing both fires.
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Schuyler
Union Pacific
Auckland faces beer and fuel shortages amid strike
Auckland, New Zealand, hit by fuel and beer shortages as industrial workers and drivers strike over the government wage freeze. Buses halted, cabs limited to emergencies. two major breweries closed, threatening pubs as supplies run dry.
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Wellington
New Zealand
UPI
Auckland
Ordinance Amending City Salary Schedules Columbus Nebraska
Ordinance 2459 updates salary ranges and hours for city departments in Columbus Nebraska. It amends multiple sections of the 1963 City Code to adjust rate ranges for Administrative Police Fire Streets Water Library Cemetery and related positions and to repeal conflicting provisions with immediate effect after passage. The measure is introduced by Councilman Brandenburgh and approved August 18, 1976.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Sexton Cemetery
Bruce Brandenburgh
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