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Columbus Telegram reports on current market activity in Columbus Nebraska with prices indices and notable movements. Investors monitor gains losses and notable shifts across blue chip and local listings as trading hours proceed.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1976
Page
2
Columbus Telegram reports on current market activity in Columbus Nebraska with prices indices and notable movements. Investors monitor gains losses and notable shifts across blue chip and local listings as trading hours proceed.
Local Columbus Telegram details subscription rates and address changes. A New York UPI stock market brief shows Dow Jones indices with small gains and losses across industrials transports utilities and stocks sectors.
In Columbus area hospitals on Monday December 13 admissions include Mrs Dora Cheyney Mrs Elmer Went Elizabeth Donoghue and several others. Dismissals list Ralph Sliva and others. Births record a son to Eugene and wife Dec 11 a daughter to Robert and wife Dec 11 and a son to David and wife Dec 12 along with another newborn listed with address 1204 14th Street.
A telegram notice requests residents to call 564 2741 between 6 and 6 30 p m on Saturdays 8 to a m seeking details about a missing Telegram. The brief alert urges cooperation and specifies contact timing for clues.
Hogs: 5,500 head with mixed reductions across weight classes and sow trends. Cattle: 6,000 head with steers and heifers firm to higher on lighter demand, plus varied cow and bull classes. Sheep: 500 head, slaughter lambs steady with prime grades noted. Tuesday estimates show cattle 5,000 hogs 5,000 sheep 400. Party held Silver Creek Christmas gathering in Columbus with board and staff.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange prices show live cattle and frozen pork bellies with finals. Contracts listed include Dec Feb Apr Jun for live cattle and Feb Mar May for pork bellies plus Dec Feb Apr for live hogs with specific opening highs lows and last prices.
UPI reports grain futures across wheat corn oats and soybeans in Chicago. Dec wheat ranged 266 to 263 with a close near 264. corn Dec around 244 to 244 with a 244 close. soybeans Jan at 695 with a 696 close.
A sequence of parking lot and street crashes is logged with diverse names and addresses. Casualties include Bertha Gerber treated for bumps and bruises, and others from Paul Cahill to Nicki Newman, with vehicle and property damage totals ranging from dozens to over one thousand dollars.
Concordia College in Seward Nebraska will honor 37 graduates at an informal luncheon on Saturday. Thirty three will earn bachelor of science in education or bachelor of arts degrees four will receive the master of education degree one student will also receive the Christian Education Certificate. Dr Martin H Maehr emeritus professor will give the commencement address.
A compilation of real estate transfers recorded at the Platte County Register of Deeds. The list includes multiple property deeds from Iris and J Michael Matuszewicz to themselves, and numerous transfers involving Sylvester Pfeifer Helen Olsufka Duncan Larry Whiting Community Housing Inc. and other individuals and entities across Platte Center Columbus and surrounding additions.
The Duzin Club met Friday for a luncheon and Christmas party. Mrs. Bernice Aspinall won high in canasta while Mrs. Lester Bruhn took the low score. Secret pals were revealed with a gift exchange and 1977 names drawn. Mrs. Lillian Hollman to host in January.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger returns from what may be his last foreign trip and believes an Anglo American compromise can end Geneva conference deadlock on Rhodesia. The plan proposes a British resident commissioner as Rhodesia’s chief of state with defense and law and order held by British officials during the transition to black majority rule.
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