Stock market prices today at Omaha Livestock Market
Livestock quotations from Omaha Neb list hogs steady to higher across weights 270 to 300 pounds largely 40.00 to 41.25. Cattle and calves 2,800 steady to lower with choice and prime steers around 38.50 to 48.25 and heifers 37.25 to 37.50. Sheep and goats light demand with few prime slaughter lambs at 93 to 105. Estimated receipts: cattle 2,300 hogs 6,000 sheep 100. The Columbus Telegram details and postal info follow.
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Omaha
Neb
USNA
Mhursttay
Egg Prices in Lincoln Nebraska Market Report
USDA Nebraska market data shows fluctuating egg prices with mixed changes across grades and sizes. Poultry receipts and wholesale quotes reflect shifts in wholesale demand, while consumer prices vary by grade and packaging.
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Lincoln
USDA
Nebraska Paul
MGGS
Livestock futures figures from Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Market data shows live cattle and frozen pork bellies quotes with bids and asks across multiple contract months. Prices include Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb and related daily bid and ask figures, with notations for bid A-asked and nominal values.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Beatrice flood damage figures clash over dollar total
In Crete Nebraska engineers and state officials differed on Beatrice flood damage from October 1 to 12. Corps of Engineers representative Lola Day cited a $1 809 495 estimate, higher than prior state estimates around $1.2 million. Officials debated flood control and reservoir reanalysis amid the Big Blue River districts session.
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Crete
Neb
State
Beatrice
Corps of Engineers
Lola
Big Blue River
David Day
Kansas City
Corps
Ron Fleecs
Blue River District
Day
del Will
Wymore
Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude for Support
Bill Lax and Helen Selleck thank friends and relatives for cards prayers and Masses while in hospital in Ghana and Rehlen Hospital They appreciate visits prayers cards letters gifts flowers and doctor's care Special thanks to Rev Goldhammer Rev Meschke and Wie horses for their care.
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Methodist Hospital
Ghana
Bill Lax
Rehlen Hospital
Goldhammer
Rev
Meschke
Helen Selleck
Horoscope Aries Through Pisces Mixed Advice Parade
A garbled horoscope page presents Sun sign guidance from Aries to Pisces with tips on practicality patience and personal growth. Several entries encourage pursuing study planning rest and healthier choices while cautioning against unnecessary arguing and overextension. Specifics blend with misspellings and unclear dates yet retain the core advice for personal development and daily decisions.
Sewing Circle Dinner Brings Yale Party Hosts
Mentors of the Zion Sewing Circle held a potluck dinner at the parish hall. Committee heads included Mrs. Charles Mullenhoff, Mrs. Marlin Barjenvruch, Zuerlein, Mrs. Wallace Weed, Mrs. Michael Koch, and others managing entertainment, decoration, and hosting. Guests included Mrs. Joe Stoffel and Mrs. Lee Rettman. Mrs. Dennis Wurdeman won the clear prize.
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Leigh Mentors
Zion Sewing Circle
Charles Mullenhoff
Marlin Barjenvruch
Zuerlein
Wallace Weed
Michael Koch
Vernon Hake
Leo Grotelusschen
Lade An Korle
Lawrence Olson
Victor Olson Sr
Norman Krozmarin
Gerald Vasek
Eda Watehorn
Joe Stoffel
Lee Rettman
Dennis Wurdeman
Kissinger expects cease fire to hold in Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger said he expects the Middle East cease fire to hold as Geneva talks continue under a UN framework. He praised the Soviet Union’s help but warned Moscow against extremist proposals, and noted Palestinian access to terms remained unclear while Israel faced withdrawal pressures from 1967 borders. The U.S. stance included congressional oversight on troop deployment. In Chicago, a related legal note reported conspiracy defendants were freed without jail time.
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Wasttingson
Stuy Khway AL Ki - Her
Middle Eust
Geneva
Kissinger
Issinger
Soviet Union
Moscow
Middle East
Siloa State Department
Omaha district stockpiles fuel for winter months
The Omaha School District has spent about 36000 to stockpile fuel for winter, with six 16000 gallon tanks delivered to three sites and to be installed when weather allows. The district serves 26 schools and stores fuel for potential shortages, even if a given month is warm and allocations may be adjusted by suppliers.
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Omaha
Neb
Mycton Iull
Ait Intendent
Hall
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