Market price reports from Lincoln and Omaha show mixed livestock trends
The Market News Service lists Tuesday gains in hogs and cattle with strong demand for higher grades, while poultry and eggs show limited changes. In Omaha, hogs rise 50 to 75 cents, scoters steady to higher. cattle and calves show broad strength with high grade steers at 37.10 to 37.36 per hundredweight and prime heifers near 36 to 36.5. cows steady to higher. Estimated Wednesday receipts include cattle 4,500 and hogs 6,000.
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Thois
Lincoln
Neb
Market News Service
Omaha
USDA
Chicago
Grain Futures
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
brBid
a-Askod
n-Normal
Montana
Double services for two farmers northwest of Blair
Double funeral services are set for H. Laverne Rahiff, 48, and his son Rodney, 22, who died Monday when corn collapsed on them at the family farm northwest of Blair Nebraska. The accident occurred on their Washington County property. Officials said they were unaware of additional details and were not summoned to the scene.
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Blair, Neb
Washington County
Blair
The Care rerecram 1A Partnership ad notice
Classified page snippet shows a Columbus Nebraska address 1254 271h Avenue with a subscription rate of 13.00 per year by mail in Platte and surrounding counties and 10 per month by carrier, plus a change of address notice instructing subscribers to notify the local postmaster and the Telegram.
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Columbus
Neb
Oiataga
Nearasta
Platte
Brone
BuNer
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Park Counties
Nebraske
Focal
Collies Telegram
Margaret Truman Returns to New York City Home
Kansas City AP report says Margaret Truman Daniel, daughter of Harry S Truman, left Kansas City for her New York City home. A spokesman at Research Medical Center said there were no details on plans. She had been in Kansas City since December 6 after her father’s condition worsened to critical, with updates later listing him as serious.
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Kansas City
Margaret
Truman Daniel
Harry S Truman
New York City
Research Aspital and Medical Center
Daniel
Truman
Hog prices set Omaha record on market rally
Omaha market hog prices climbed to a new high of 33 dollars per hundredweight in early trading, breaking the previous record of 32.50 set last week and surpassing the 32.25 level reached on August 28, 1938.
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Omaha
Neb
Name of a Bone or Sharpening Stone in Water Context
The fragment suggests a phrase about a bone or sharpening stone used with an old fashioned straight razor or water. It mentions Fed, Fugger of Plalte Center owning it. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
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Fugger
Plalte Center
Horoscope Forecast for Wednesday Readiness and Warnings
A crowded zodiac page offers daily guidance for ARIES TAURUS GEMINI and other signs with advice on leadership, finances, friendships, and self improvement. It warns against hastiness, suggests planning for future goals, and highlights the importance of clear communication and balanced actions. The piece also includes a long note for children and parenting tips tied to Christmas preparations.
OEO hearing set to resume on GOCA refund in Omaha
A regional Office of Economic Opportunity panel will reconvene in Omaha to hear Douglas County residents about refunding Greater Omaha Community Action GOCA. The 9 am to noon and 2 pm session in Omaha City Council chambers repeats the prior hearing by the same panel. Public officials have speaking priority after the public speaks.
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Kansas City
Greater Omaha
Community —_Action, Inc
Omaha
Office of Economic Opportunity
Douglas County
Rection
GEO
William Shovell
Hela- Mons
Robert Watson
Bill Wells
Shovel
GOCA
Samuel J. Cornelius
QEO
Shovell
Cornelius
Juvenile Court Jurisdiction Weighed In Nebraska Bill
Omaha report on a proposed bill that would place AI youths JA or younger under Juvenile Court jurisdiction unless charged with serious crimes. The current system lets county attorneys decide prosecution venue, with exceptions for murder rape or felonious assault noted by Mrs. Russell Clark of the advisory council. The Nebraska Committee on Children and Youth plans to introduce the measure.
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Omaha
Neb
Russell Clark
Juvenile Court Advisory Council
Auburn band fund exceeds goal for Orange Bowl trip
Auburn High School marching band boosters report a three week drive surpassing its 16000 dollar target by 1000 dollars. The 26 chaperones and 82 band members will ride three chartered buses December 28 to January 3 to perform in the Orange Bowl parade in Miami and attend halftime events at the Nebraska Notre Dame game.
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Auburn
Neh
Gary Dahmke
Auburn Bulldog
Miami
Nebraska
Auura
Smokey Cannon Keeps Santa Duty After Ice Storm
Smokey Cannon, 87, returns to his Santa job at a Dallas department store after slipping on ice during a storm. Despite a broken arm, he works on with plaster under his red robe. Once a Wells Fargo agent, he recounts a payroll run from Tucson to Tombstone. His wife and children died in a cattle stampede. He once parachuted at 74.
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Dallas
Smokey Cannon
Smokey
Wells Fargo Special
Tucson
Tombstone
Ariz
Resumed bombing turns back eight months in Vietnam
President Nixon resumes intensified bombing of North Vietnam, saying talks remain open but bombing will continue north of the 20th parallel until a settlement is reached. White House defends the move as protecting pilots and Americans. Diplomats see the talks as suspended, not broken, with South Vietnam’s political future the core unresolved issue. Senator McGovern and POW groups criticize renewed promises of peace.
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Spencer Davis
Associated Press
Wester Waliingson
North Vietnam
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
China
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc
U.S
Paris
Ronald L. “Iegter
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Kissinger and
Tho
McGovern
National League of Families of Prisoners of War
Kissinger
League
Telephone handy to stop robbery
Nancy Jacobson a 21 year old clerk at a dry cleaning store gas station combo improvised during a robbery when two masked intruders cut the telephone line. She fought them with the receiver and sent them fleeing after they demanded cash.
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San Diego
Calif
Nancy Jacobson
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