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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1973

Page

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Markets Weekly Livestock Quotations Omaha Neb AP

Weekly livestock quotations from Omaha list hogs with barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher on light over 270 pounds with some sales up to 50, sows 1.00-1.50 higher, steers mostly 1.00 higher, heifers 50-75 higher, feeders mostly 50 higher, several loads high choice prime steers 1,049-1,200 pounds at 42.50, bulk 1,000-1,200 pounds 40.42, cows 31.50-34.50, lambs 41.40-42.25. Chicago futures show live cattle and hogs trading with mixed gains and losses. frozen pork bellies and other commodities quoted with varying shifts.

Omaha Neb USDA Livestock Futures Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange Nigh Dan

California prison officials reject sale of San Quentin gas chamber

California prison officials refuse Bart Shalton's $22,500 offer to buy the San Quentin gas chamber. He plans to transport it as a tourist attraction, prompting questions about preservation and safety.

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Untold Proceedings At Santee County Supervisor Meeting

Ambiguous report from a Santee Daily notes a county supervisor session led by JW and Lat Burpee with mentions of Young Aves and Tilahak. The piece references calls for follow up on a ration card, a vote list, and a broader agreement to Re Money Hie my Neen rl.

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Cor Telegram 1A Partnerships 1284 Avenue Climb Neb 64a

Fragmented OCR shows postal rates and subscription details for Columbus Raw daily edition with names of cities and delivery terms. It lists monthly and yearly prices and urges subscribers to notify the address changes promptly.

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Horoscope AMIES and TAURUS GEMINI CHARTS May Hint Plans

Horoscope notes AMIES covering Mar 21 to Apr 19 with scattered advice on ambition and star potential. TAURUS Apr 20 to May 20 urged to plan with friends, while GEMINI May 3 to 21 focuses on career steps. other signs offer fragmented guidance on relationships, finances, and personal planning.

AMIES Dukes Eady Vie Stee Weullet Taurus Dad Pals Eheuan Gemini Devie Liptore Wyed Benign Moon Chilorgh Bigaier

Aries and other signs offer guidance for the year ahead

Horoscope style notes give brief forecasts across zodiac signs, urging aries to follow advice, taurus to solve problems, gemini to stay proactive, moon children to focus on important work, and capricorn to seek happiness. Messages mention cooperation, planning, finances, and personal growth.

Local Right to Life Plans Walk and Memorial Event

Members of the Columbus Figure Life Chapter met Thursday at the Equitable Community room to discuss the Right to Life Walk scheduled for January 22 at 4 20 p m in Frankfort Square. Cara Riley and Marsha Rohrs outlined event arrangements and attendees were invited to a memorial service while Rev Roy Anderson led prayer and members drafted letters to Senators and Congressmen about abortion law.

Te Columbus Figure Life Equitable Community Room Cara Riley Marsha Rohrs Frankfort, Square Roy Anderson Don Reuter Legislative Committee Nebraska John Love Nafior Right To Life Maynard Warne Tremont

Nebraska to Use Federal Funds to Remove Roadside Hazards

Gov Exon said $1.7 million in highway trust fund money was released to Nebraska to remove roadside hazards. The Nebraska Department of Roads helped pioneer a program to identify booby traps along federal highways with $565,000 going to local governments and the rest to state projects removing signs and dangerous obstacles.

Lingoln Neb Nebraska Exon

Egg production up for November in Nebraska

Nebraska egg production rose 2 percent in November from a year earlier driven by a 3 percent gain in laying hens the Division of Agricultural Statistics reported. Egg prices fell from 46 cents in October to about 5 cents in November, though still near double the 21 cent level of November 1972 and data reflect broader farm-market trends across the state.

Nebraska Lincoln Neb Division of Agricultural Statistics

Nebraska Hog Herds Seen 3 Percent Down in Six Months

Lincoln AP reports Nebraska farmers plan to raise 3 percent fewer hogs from December 10 to May than last year. Total hogs and pigs on farms were 40 million, breeding stock down 4 percent to 4.6 million, with 4 million for markets. The August pig crop fell 11 percent, and the Sept-Nov crop down 3 percent. Farmers also expect to farrow 5 percent fewer sows in December to May.

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Nebraska Capitol's New Year Ode On 1974 Powers and Patties

AP correspondent Odell Hanson relays a poetic New Year column from Lincoln detailing Nebraska's 1974 as seen from the Capitol spire. The verse notes victories and losses in sports, politics, and social milestones, including Notre Dame, the Orange Bowl, legislative tensions, equal rights reversals, tax plans, and weather impacts on crops and fuel. The piece blends praise and warning, inviting Nebraskans to stay steady as the year unfolds.

Odell Hanson Associated Press Weiter Lincoln Neb Nebraska Notre Dame Exon Dick Marvel U Tastall

Roll call voting notes in Bud County meeting

A chaotic roll call shows voting on motions with numerous names and scattered yeses and nays. Officials including Avent Sander and Chairman Avent presided, with several absentees and unclear phrases surrounding the approval of a measure tied to county operations and responsibilities.

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Social Security Questions Answered About 1974 Changes

A Columbus Social Security notice explains upcoming 1974 federal changes. It outlines Old Age Assistance liens, eligibility for new income supports starting January 1974, and the initial Supplemental Security Income payments of 130 a month for a single person and 145 for a couple, with later increases. It also advises applying now and contacting the local office for questions and checks in January.

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Nebraska wheat farmers gain in 1973 subsidies story

Nebraska wheat growers enjoyed subsidies totaling 26 million dollars after July payments based on parity and price. Officials say final figures show no need for recovery despite adjusted parity, with Cheyenne County receiving the largest share and Kearney Air Base farm operations among contributors.

Keannhy Nebraska Wheat Farmers Hive & Sory Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service George Harnett Lincoln Cheyenne Cheyenne Couty Kenney County Phetns County Huffalo County Kearney Kearney Air Base

Free New Year Eve transit offered across Canada

Canada wide New Year eve transit aid funded by businesses and groups to keep drivers off streets. In Toronto McGuinness Distillers pays 35000 for free subway streetcar and bus rides from 6 pm to 4 am, echoing last year’s 40000 riders. Windsor Hamilton Kingston Edson Lethbridge Charlottetown crews organize free services with reservations and warnings about ride eligibility.

Toronto Canada McGuinness Distillers Windsor Hamilton Cigaret Kingston Dee

Public Notices and Legal Appeals In Pintle County Nebr

Notices detail estate proceedings for Anders Peter Peterson and a pending inheritance tax determination. Also announced are an annual meeting for Platte Center Rural Fire Protection District and creditor notice for Bertha Greiner estate with filing deadlines and court date.

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