Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Broad Gains
Market notes show sow and pig prices up to 75 higher with many loads at 2.75 per pound. Cattle and calves rise across slaughter classes, with steers and heifers up 50 to 75, high‑choice and prime lots near 1,150 to 1,175 pounds at 41.00, and feeder steers 40.50 to 41. High volumes of cows and heifers push utility and commercial prices up, while sheep are light with limited offerings. Estimated receipts: cattle and calves 4,000. sheep 100.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
USDA
Good lighting and rest prevent eye woes
Researchers offer holiday eye care tips. Sit near natural light when reading cards, with light from the left. Use bright overhead lighting at night and avoid glare. Take breaks to relax eyes and look at distant objects to reduce strain.
Norfolk Pastor Resigns to Take Calif. Bible Translator Post
The Rev Leland Settgast pastor of Christ Lutheran Church in Norfolk resigns after four years and will leave January 3 to become a Lutheran Bible translator in Orange California. He studied at Concordia Theological Seminary and previously attended the University of Nebraska and St Paul College. His wife Lunice Wurdernan is named Leigfn in the report.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Lutheran Bible ‘Translatora
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Settgast
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St. Maul College
Concordia
Tie
Concordia Theological Seminary
Springfield
Seltgirst
Lunice Wurdernan
Leigfn
Cora Telegram partnership刊 subscription rates confusion
A garbled excerpt from The Cora Telegram outlines subscription details and delivery terms. Names, addresses, and prices appear jumbled, with unclear dates and places. The fragment hints at annual rates around nine dollars, but lacks coherent context or complete facts.
Cards of Thanks and Bereavement Notices
Expressions of gratitude sent to friends and relatives for support after deaths. Messages thank those who offered sympathy, floral memorials, hospital visits, and religious figures, with special acknowledgments to pastors and pallbearers. Additional brief notices mention Christmas greetings and acknowledgments from families.
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Goldhammer
Nage
Father Flisiak
Leo Grayna
Horoscope Mashup For Taurus To Pisces What Readers Need
A garbled horoscope style fragment lists zodiac signs Taurus through Pisces with advice on career, relationships, and personal growth. It mentions coordinating plans, staying within limits, and seeking supportive people, with scattered phrases about students, hobbies, and lively but unclear guidance. The text is inconsistent and mainly hints at daily guidance rather than a coherent forecast.
President orders release of impounded funds
President Nixon ordered the release of 1.1 billion dollars in impounded heart and education funds. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald J. Warren announced the action, ending the withholding controversy over certain appropriations voted by Congress. Warren said freeing the funds does not commit to releasing other impounded money.
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Gerald J. Warren
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Iowa High Court Finds Obscenity Law Unconstitutional
Iowa Supreme Court ruled the 64 year old obscenity statute unconstitutional. The decision reversed convictions of Edward Wedelstedt, Dave Cory, and Wayne Davis, operators of a Cedar Falls adult book store, for distributing an obscene film under the 1909 law.
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Dave Cory
Wayne Davis
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American civilian freed by Viet Cong in Saigon release
An American civilian captured by the Viet Cong two months ago near Tha Kai in the Moka Delta was released and returned to Saigon. He told a doctor he was treated well during captivity and appeared in good condition. The man, 43, Elin of Arcadia, South Carolina, was captured October 6 near the outskirts of the capital and reported wounded in the chest.
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Moka Delta
Severth Day Adventist Hospital
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Arcadia
S.C
Lim Sake
Ane
Kim
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New safety steps on plastic bags in Omaha
Omaha officials vote to require perforated bags for home ads as a child nearly died from bag suffocation. Council member Belly Abbott led the ordinance, which exempts bags with openings six inches or smaller, after amendments opposed by Abbott.
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Omaha
Neb
Gity Council
Abbott
Richard J. Anderson
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