Cattle and Pork Bellies Edge in Chicago Futures
Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes show live cattle trading between 38.30 and 41.57 with last prices around 38.37 and 41.42 for different contracts. Frozen pork bellies range from 55.75 to 57.58, while live hogs move near 39.95 to 40.05 with various bid data and volume noted. Columbus Telegram lists subscription rates and a local college activity day, including Northeast Technical Community College and Platte Technical Community College events.
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St Isidore Catholic Schools Week Activities Cancelled For Grades Four To Six
In observance of Catholic Schools Week the fourth through sixth grade classes at St. Isidore School have their Thursday afternoon canceled for the usual programs. Instead, multiple mini classes are planned including macrame masonry kniting card games beauty tips rocks Germany weaving and colored sand art plus a tour of the police station. First and second graders will present short programs and second and third graders will hear a rocks and shells talk. The sixth grade will tour Scotus school and a special liturgy Friday will include room representatives presenting symbols reflecting devotion to Catholic education.
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Omaha Livestock Market Reports and FTCC Winners
Livestock price details show hogs and cattle moves with mixed demand across weight classes. FTCC winners receive medals in multiple events including John King and Karen Klug, with PTCC students set to compete today to resolve ties in several games and events.
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Karen Klug
Chris Houdersheld
June Hingelfeld
Julie Reichmuth
Melya Gertsch
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Carol Kobza
Kevin Dankert
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Scotus Hosts Columbus Service Clubs Week Lunch Tour
Scotus Central Catholic High School hosts Columbus service clubs as part of Education Week. Clubs attended a noon lunch served by Scotus Swing Choir directed by Dave Ferguson and toured the campus. Future meetings are planned by Optimists Big Brothers Big Sisters Sertoma Klwanis.
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Thone seeks meeting over Nebraska crop insurance halt
Rep Charles Thone of Nebraska requests a meeting with Agriculture Secretary Bergland to discuss USDA’s refusal to take new federal crop insurance applications for Spring crops in twenty drought hit counties. He cites need for study and overhaul of the program. USDA notes insufficient ground moisture may block new policyholders while existing coverage remains. Names of counties include Knox Cedar Dixon Wayne Pierce Antelope Madison Stanton Cuming Burt Koane Platte Colfax Dodge Washington Butler Saunders Douglas Sarpy Cass. If weather improves, sales may reopen in those counties this spring.
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Bellwood Couple Return from Weeklong Vacation
Bellwood Mr and Mrs Art Kosch have returned home from a week of travel visiting relatives in Kimball Scott sbluff and Loveland Colorado Sister Marietta Hanus of Milwaukee stayed with the John Morbach Clarence Birkel home before departing for assignments in Central and South American countries Ruth Cockson joined the Doniphan visit with Alvin Cockson family Jessica Schmid daughter of Pat and Lincoln Schmid spent the week with grandparents in Bellwood and the Schmit family visited Oscar Heng in Nebraska City
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Ruth Cockson
Leo Cockson
David City
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Alvin Cockson
Jessica Schmid
Pat Schmid
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Robert Schmid
Robert Schmit
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Oscar Heng
New Lincoln Credit Bill Offered to End Sex Discrimination
Lincoln Nebraska lawmakers hear a substitute LB289 proposal from Jean O Hara Executive Director of the Nebraska Commission on the Status of Women. The measure would bar creditors from discriminating on sex or marital status though bankers question necessity and the Banking Committee takes no action.
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