America’s First Christmas Candle Stock Market Snapshot
The Columbus Telegram prints a stock market page dated November 8 1976 listing numerous tickers and percentage figures for companies like Coca Cola Exxon Du Pont Eastman International Harvester and Johnson and Johnson along with fractional gains and losses highlighting a festive market wrap.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
America
Avco
Coca Cola
Columbas
ComwEd
Comsat
CPC Intl
Dana
Deere
du Pont
Eastman
Paso NG
Exxon
Firestone
Ordetrs
Ruehauf
Sko
IntPaper
Int
T&t
Iowa P&l
Johnson
Kennecott
Kopper
Kresge
Kroger
Lionel
Livestock futures and market quotes near Columbus Telegram
UPI Chicago Mercantile Exchange bids show live cattle and frozen pork bellies with price levels for Dec Feb Apr Jun contracts and bellies Mar May. pork belly and hogs prices listed. Columbus Telegram, Columbus Nebraska, also carries stock averages and a long list of stock names and percentages.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Columbus
Telegram
27Th Avenue
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Price Shifts
At Omaha, hogs steady to mostly lower with under 230 lb down up to 25 briefly, heavier hogs steady to firm. Cattle and calves show gains with steers and heifers up around 50, prime loads quoted near 41.75 for 1146 lb steers and 40.50 for select 1000-1025 lb heifers. Sheep light demand, a few 46.00 lambs.
New Humphrey Elects Fritz Engel as Mayor at Meeting
The December City Council seated the new mayor Fritz Engel, while City Attorney sworn in Vic Boesch and reappointed Bob Pfeifer. A vacancy will be filled within two weeks and a special meeting set for December 13. The council reviewed a paving map and discussed water and sewer lines for Sunrise Acres and east of the railroad.
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David Fuchs
David Bender
Sunrise Acres
Ed Boesch
Sunrise Acres, Inc
Vic Boesch
Stars Over Christmas musical at St Francis High
St Francis Elementary students present a musical Stars Over Christmas in the high school gym at 2 P.M. on December 19 with student art on display. Public invited. Junior and senior high students join for The Joy of Christmas concert at 7:30 P.M. on December 22 in the same gym. Instructors named E Larson T Lonowski and Deborah Dorwart.
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T. Lonowski
Deborah Dorwart
Accidents Near Schuyler Involve Four Drivers
The Colfax County Sheriff Department logged two crashes east of Schuyler on Highway 30. At 2 p.m. a collision between Steven C. Asper of Irvington and Lilly N. Bartunek of Omaha caused light damage and minor injuries. At 6 p.m. Mike Hespen of Schuyler lost control, hitting a mailbox and a power pole, resulting in a total loss of his vehicle.
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Schuyler
Colfax County
Bartunek Auto
Asper
Mike Hespen
Lumir Jedlicka
Hespen Auto
Free Church to install director of ministries
The Highland Park Evangelical Free Church will install Darrell Johnson as Director of Church Ministries on Sunday December 12 at 3 30 p m. Speakers include Chuck Nichols of Grace School of the Bible Omaha and Rev Charles Crabtree Evangelical Free Church district superintendent. A reception for Johnson and guests follows.
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Highland Park
Ristian Education
Southwood Park Evangelical
Lions Club Pancake Dinner Collects Glasses
Creston Lions Club held its annual pancake dinner on Sunday at the club. Attendees donated old eyeglasses and glass cases to support vision aid programs.
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Creston
Lions Club
Farmer Injured, Hand Amputated After Mill Accident
In Schuyler area near Rogers Nebraska farmer Wm Perrin age 38 sustained a severe injury when his right hand was caught in a roller mill on his farm. He was transported by Schuyler rescue unit to Schuyler Memorial Hospital where his hand was amputated Monday afternoon.
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SCHUYLER—A_ Rogers
Neb
Wm. Perrin
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Schuyler
Perrin
Schuyler Ss
Civic club hears about plant care at December meeting
Newman Grove Mrs. Edgar Jensen spoke on care of green plants and displayed Christmas arrangements at the Women's Civic Improvement Club meeting. Special guests included Mrs. Darrell Deaver and Mrs. Laurel Johnson. business items honored a $15 Camp Floyd Rogers donation and $5 to Girl Scouts with CARE box collection.
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Newman Grove
Edgar Jensen
Madison
Women’s Civic Improvement Club
Don Mott
Darrell Deaver
Florida
Laurel Johnson
Floyd Rogers
R.D. Wilcox
Leonard Johnson
Bright
America
Iva Landen
Rose Duchachek
Mid- Nebraska Lutheran Home
Newman Grove School
Mmes
Earnest King
Louis Sande
Jack Nelson
Husbands invited by women's group Christmas party
The Jolly Wilsonettes hosted their husbands at the TriCounty club house on Friday for a Christmas party. Guests played Hail Columbia with high scores by Mrs. George Reininger and Donald Botsch and low scores by Mrs. John G. Severin and Henry Schneider. A gift exchange was held.
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Leigh
Jolly Wilsonettes
TriCourlty Club
Columbia
George Reininger
Donald Botsch
John G. Severin
Henry Schneider
Minnesota Couple Visits Kin Amid Weekend in Benson
Mr and Mrs Ed Steiren of Leigh Minnesota left Benson Sunday after a weekend with Mrs Otto Hamann. They were joined for supper Friday by Mr and Mrs Darrell Barrett and family of Madison and Mr and Mrs Greg Vasek of Lincoln.
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Leigh
Ed Steiren
Benson
Minn
Otto Hamann
Darrell Barrett
Madison
Greg Vasek
Lincoln
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