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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1974

Page

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Omaha Livestock Markets Report Snapshot

Direct cattle trade and livestock futures summarize a volatile Friday in Omaha and Chicago. Cattle and hog prices show gains and mixed demand, with cattle and calves receipts light, and hogs trading at several higher quotes. futures reflect strong beef values and variable hogs.

Omaha Livestock Omaha Neb USDA Aucion Livestock Futures Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange Pont Bellies

Dempsey Wins Court Battle Over Broadway Restaurant Eviction

Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey wins in Landlord Tenant Court, arguing his seven year lease remained in effect and the landlord sought a new higher rent. The case centered on a building with a current rent of 65000 dollars annually and a demanded 100000 dollars. The landlord contends the lease was signed with a sublandlord who lost the lease last year for the entire building.

New York Jack Dempsey Broadway Dempsey Iease Sublandlord

TRE CARR TELEGRAM A PARTNERSHIP) 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Neb

Classified notice from TRE CARR TELEGRAM A PARTNERSHIP listing address 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Neb with second class postage paid in Columbea Neb and publication details. Includes subscription rates 2.38 per month by carrier and 314.460 per year by mail for several Nebraska counties and surrounding areas.

TRE Carr Telegrama Partnership 27Th Avenue Columbus Neb Columbea Independence Ehtheras Pratt Boone Butler Colfax Dderrick Narce Pom Ithai Nebraska Suneeri Ieee

Bowling roundup at Columbus Bowl highlights high scores

Larry Beerbohm rolled a 234 game and 608 series in the Pawnee League at Columbus Bowl. Leonhards led team scoring with 956 and 2645. Dean Kallenbach 219, Eldie Stahl 224, Dor Harms 232, Bill Haney 201, Jack Nasal 208, Rollie Dvorak 216, Larry Iks 20, Henry Gates 208. Beula Hansen led Thursday Matinee League with 510. Polkes topped team honors at 64 and 1392.

Larry Beerbohm Leonhards Dean Kallenbach Eldie Stahl Dor Harms Bill Haney Jack Nasal Rollie Dvorak Larry Iks Henry Gates Ben Pensick Verona Schoepf Beula Hansen Polkes

Irwin Anson Lead Metro Bowlers In Columbus League

Metro League leaders Jim Irwin 218 and Bill Anson 566 aided by Yogi Bears 906 and 2 565, Duane Martensen 215 304 Have Henke 21 and Larry Schrodt 203. Martin Catlau rolled 232 and 621 in Lutheran League. Columbus Feed Mill took team honors 960 and 2706 with Allen Henke 211 213 213 Darrel Jansen 203 Emil Mueller 207 205 Howard Math 205 Vic Wilke 203 Ron Cattau 203.

Jim Irwin Bill Anson Yogi Bears Duane Martensen Have Henke Larry Schrodt Martin Catlau Columbus Feed Mill Allen Henke Darrel Jansen Emil Mueller Howard Math Vic Wilke Ron Cattau

Norfolk Sophomores Defeat Columbus In Narrow Win

Norfolk sophomores toppled Columbus 72 to 67 on Toursday night. Led by Molini's idms Bill Beckenhauer with 15 points, Mark Hedron 14, Todd Trofholz 15, Pensick 7, Scribner 4, Anderson 4, Morris 4, Korte 2, and Sansoni 2 for CHS. Norfolk used height advantage for more shots and rebounds.

Norfolk Columbus Panthers Molini Idms Bill Beckenhauer Mark Hedron Todd Trofholz Pensick Scribner Anderson Morris Korte Sansoni CHS

Cards of thanks and bereavement notices from readers

A collection of thanks messages from Helen M Jazwick Clark F Burgess and the Louis Louis Family express gratitude for visits cards gifts flowers prayers and support during hospital stays and bereavement. Names include Bellen Hospital Omaha Methodist Hospital Eagles and local friends neighbors and relatives who offered aid.

Bellen Hospital Helen M. Jazwick Eagles Omaha Methodist Hospital Clark .F. Burgess Alway Louis Louis

Aries and friends steer toward success with careful plans

Aries through Pisces horoscopes offer guidance for personal and social advancement. Aries advises balanced effort, Taurus emphasizes progress through smart methods, Gemini urges planning and growth, Cancer hints at practical steps, Leo seeks social backing, Virgo promises prestige through civic matters, Libra points to timely real estate signals, Scorpio focuses on responsible duties, Sagittarius promotes cooperation, Capricorn stresses duty and entertainment balance, Aquarius invites romance and creativity, Pisces highlights harmony and future planning for education and growth. A note adds a child born today can benefit from educational and cultural opportunities.

Taurus Mook Chilgrem Plang Odeiser Mme pMalant Leo Irverd Scorpio Sagittarius Gonday Aquarius Mate

Nixon Faces Tough Trade Off On Inflation Or Recession

AP analysis notes Nixon aims to avoid a recession while pursuing inflation control. Inflation, tied to global oil and commodity costs, complicates policy as demand from a growing world economy constrains domestic options. Factional debates over wage and price controls persist despite free market rhetoric.

Herbert Stein Council of Economic Advisers Nixon Soviet Union

Farm price index up 1.5 percent in December to January

The Agriculture Department reports farm prices rose 1.5 percent from November to December as raw farm product prices jumped nine percent from mid-December to mid-January. Wheat climbed to a record 5.24 dollars per bushel, cattle and meat prices also rose, and cereal costs influence家庭 food spending.

Washington Agriculture Department Soviet Union Crop Reporting Board USDA Aus

Lincoln panel backs resources fund bill for Nebraska water projects

The Public Works Committee endorsed LB975 7-0 in Lincoln Nebraska, creating a resources development fund to back state water and land projects. Witnesses from natural resource districts DeWitt Beatrice and others urged action amid possible federal funding cuts with estimates of state needs from five to twenty seven million dollars yearly.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Legislatures’ Public Works Committee Nebraska Resources Development Fund DeWitt Beatrice Michael Cassidy Washington Natural Resources Congress George Kleen Nebraska Association of Resources Districts Dempsey McNiel Stoldrege Nebraska Natural Resources Commission Les Sheffield University of Nebraska

Nixon Economic Report Seeks Patience Amid Inflation

President Nixon warned Americans to endure rising prices and higher joblessness until mid year as the Council of Economic Advisers projected inflation near 7 percent by year end and growth at about 1 percent. The report outlined energy driven price hikes, a near recession first half and a slower second half with unemployment around 5.5 to 6 percent.

Bill Neikirk Associated Press Washington Nixon Congress Council of Economic Advisers E Ne Council Herbert United States Stein Lony

Actress Fontaine Reports Jewelry Stolen in Madison

Actress Joan Fontaine reported jewelry valued at 8500 dollars stolen from her hotel room in Madison Indiana. She told police the items were taken from a suitcase in the room after appearing at Hanover College earlier this week. The theft was reported Wednesday night by telephone from New York City.

Madison, Ind Joan Fontaine Miss Fontaine Sid Hanover College New York City

Grand Island man killed in highway accident

A 90 year old Grand Island man, James TL Hochrester, died when his eastbound car collided with a westbound semi-truck two miles east of Ravenna on Highway 2. The trucker, Kenneth Kirchner of Ravenna, was uninjured. Authorities noted the fatality raised the state highway death toll for the date compared with a year ago.

Ravenna Italy Spa

Iowa House Passes Bill To Lower Speed Limit To 55

Des Moines lawmakers approved a measure to align with a federal mandate and reduce Iowa highway speed limits to 55 mph to conserve fuel. The Senate had passed the bill last week.

Des Moines Iowa APA Iowa House Senate

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