31 Aug 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1974
Page
1
Markets report weekly livestock prices with ranges for barrows and gilts, sows, cattle and calves, steers, cows, heifers, and slaughter lambs. Highlights show lower midweek trade for cattle and dairy prices, with good to prime quality ranges and several weight categories noted across hogs, cattle, and sheep.
Central Distributing Company sues Frank J Holy and others in district court for 30 352 29 plus interest and costs over parts machines and equipment sold and delivered. An attachment order issued. If no response by September 1971 a judgment for the amount plus interest may be entered. Lawyer signing and date included.
Fragmentary OCR text from The Cre Telegram shows a partial column with addresses and scattered phrases. It mentions 24 27th Avenue Columns Nebraska and references rates, Carrie, Plarie, Bases, and a weekly schedule, but the context is unclear and specific details are unreadable.
Government officials say there is no plan to terminate Nebraska's food stamp program despite issues at Lincoln's Wounded Knee encampment. Forty five residents at the Wounded Knee barrack have been cut off after a telegram from USDA advised the state welfare department to discontinue ERA procedures. The USDA in Chicago noted the federal government may seek $4500 in stamps issued to barric residents before the encampment stamp program ended on August 9.
The County Court of Platte County Nebraska announces Violet R. Tuielin has filed a final account and report seeking final settlement and discharge in the estate of Alma J K Stevenson deceased. Hearings set for September 2, 1974 at 10:30 AM in the County Court Room. Interested parties may appear to contest. Dated August 28 1974. Seal. County Judge.
Estate in Platte County Nebraska notices probate of Ida M. Fhteckiges will and request appointment of Clarence Schuphach as executor. Hearing set for September 26, 1973 at 19 o clock AM before the county judge. Names Gerald F. Frouse appear in the text.
The Wounded Knee trial paused when two FBI agents were found behind a courtroom door and another questioned as a defense witness. Judge Nichol ordered a recess and heard defense claims the agents listened without permission. Dennis Banks and Russell Means face multiple counts tied to the Wounded Knee occupation.
A special Nebraska State Bar Association committee, chaired by Atty. Gen. Clarence Meyer, will study current population distributions to propose boundary changes for the six Supreme Court districts. The panel includes judges, lawmakers, and several bar association members from Omaha Lincoln and other towns.
An uneven horoscope section lists Aries and Taurus urging practical plans and social ties. It warns against overburdening others with tasks, and notes prospects in career, relationships, and personal growth across dates and signs with scattered dating references.
In Sanderstrad England Rev Peter Ink Morgan defies Vatican directives by preserving the Latin Mass and rejecting modern services. He operates 29 centers across southern England and attracts followers who travel for his hour long ceremonies. Morgan, 34, once Anglican, now serves as a controversial Catholic priest promoting liturgical tradition worldwide.
A Nebraska river incident unfolds as John Stevenson claims three Omaha companions deserted him during a Missouri River boating trip. Investigators base accounts on four involved, noting alcohol may have clouded events as Stevenson was found along the riverbank and later turned over to authorities. Visitors from Taiwan will tour Nebraska wheat farms next weekend.
AP reports Dave Kurst of Waseca Minnesota started from Waseca and attempted a late surge near the goal. The incomplete text suggests a close finish or attempted pull in a race or event with the athlete nearing the line.
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