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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1973

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Miss Nowicki Signs for European Army Tour

Margaret Nowicki of Dunite enlists through the local Army Recruiting Station and becomes the first woman from the colony to take advantage of the Army’s new draft option. The article notes training and forthcoming departure to Europe for a tour with the military.

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David City FFA-FHA Sponsor Dance Preview

The David City FFA FHA sponsor dance showcases Future Farmers of America chapters at Davie High School with sweetheart candidates and committee members named, including Ruth Schmale and Demaris Speicher, among others. The event features listed sponsors and organizers such as Mike Ewert and Randy Buhuls.

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Puclavid daily excess S.pdava and ae hetceys

Subpar OCR fragment shows subscription rates and delivery details for Columbus area newspapers, with scattered misspellings and illegible lines. Mentions carrier and rail delivery, rates in months, and a change of address notice.

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Market cattle and hog prices show gains at Omaha market

Livestock trading at Omaha shows mixed gains with hogs up to 50 cents, sows higher about 50, and cattle driven by steers and heifers up around 10 to 40 depending on grade. Cows steady to higher as smaller feeder supply limits downside. Slaughter hogs and prime beef continue to push higher on thin week.

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Americans to see more beef as cattle numbers surge

The Agriculture Department reports record cattle and calf on farms indicating a 4 percent rise from last year and a projected two year growth in beef output. Secretary Bute cites record supply to meet rising summer demand, with prices possibly stabilized by abundant beef.

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Knights elect Longnecker Knight of Month in DAVID CITY

Richard Longenecker named Knight of the Month by Tihen Council 117 of the Knights of Columbus. He joined in 1972 and was a top fundraiser and seller during the recent barbecue. Delegates and alternates were chosen for the state session, with a Valentine dance announced for Feb 17 at the KC hall and a dinner at Perkins Hotel prior. A card party is planned, and Morton and Mrs McMullin visited Robert McCullin in Topeka hospital after a car collision while he wore a walking cast.

David City Richard Longenecker Knights of Columbus Tihen Council Gerald de Wispélure Cyril Birkel Ben Reisdorff Arthur Kozisek John F. Kennedy General Assembly Columbus Perkins Hotel McMullin Morton McMullin Robert McCullin Starmont Vail Hospital Topeka Kan Robert

Cotton crop outlook shifts as USSR samples steady exports

Washington AP reports W Putin? Red Ching boosts fiber supply after drought relief in 1972. Webb notes 1972 end-year stocks and a record world cotton crop as U S exports to China rise. China’s imports surge to cover deficits, while the USSR trims exports to non socialist markets. World production projected at 59 million bales, up two million from last year.

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Agricultural markets drift with February cattle and hog prices

Prices for slaughter cattle rose slightly in early February after a long slide while hogs and beef values showed mixed movement. The Agriculture Department noted near record receipts as choice steers in Omaha averaged 41.34 per 10 pounds, with year- earlier figures cited, and wholesale carcass beef eased from earlier highs. The Rural development push outlined aims to unite communities under four objectives including economy and environment, per Assistant Secretary William Erwin.

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Foltz Named to Agriculture Post in Congress Liaison Role

Foltz, 39, named by Agriculture Secretary Earl L Bulz as deputy undersecretary for legislative affairs. A native of Beamer Nebraska he previously served on the department's congressional liaison staff and on Nixon campaign committee work. He succeeds William E Galbraith, reassigned as director of USDA operations in Kansas City.

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Special quota for nonfat dry milk filled says NF Producers

The National Milk Producers Federation reports a 23 million pound special quota for nonfat dry milk into the United States by February 14 has been filled. The quota, announced by the White House on December 30 to aid food processors facing shortages, aims to increase dry milk availability. Suva, Fiji, ranks as a key Pacific city after Honolulu.

Washington National Milk Producers Federation United States White House

4 H Notes and Club Meetings Across Doman Areas

Numerous 4 H clubs report new officers and activities. Dandy Bakers Jrs elected Grace Ager as president and Sandi Willman as VP, with Julio Fallick secretary and Kathy Blank treasurer. Meetings included demonstrations by Angie Whitlow, Melya Gertsch, and others, with attendees hosting food and reports from Cathy Uhlmann and Kathy Schmidt.

Dandy Bakers Jrs Tony Davis Fablaws Grace Ager Sandi Willman Julio Fallick Kathy Blank Jaci Fallick Cathy Uhlmann Pers Jacl Fallick Vera Schacher Angie Whitlow Melya Gertsch Art Lupch Edwin Fricke Susan Kathy Schmidt

No clear fall soybean price forecast from USDA economists

Washington based USDA economists decline to specify next fall’s soybean prices while noting demand remains strong and prices could stay high through the current crop year. The ERS outlook cites world protein feeds, Peru’s fish catch, and global soybean crops in Brazil and Argentina as factors clouding the price outlook.

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Budget cuts to Soil Conservation Service outlined in Nixon plan

The Nixon budget for the coming year shows a 43. trillion cut in SCS funding. Most reductions hit watershed and flood prevention, with allocations dropping from 138.3 million to 102.4 million, while watershed planning for new projects rises from 74 million to 78 million.

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Farming costs rise while view to curb payment aids grows

A discussion on farm policy notes pressure to remove or weaken minimum payment guarantees for feed grain, wheat, and cotton as costs for inputs like equipment, seed, and college tuition rise. USDA data show prices farmers received climbing about five percent in January while operating costs increased two percent, with regional variations and higher consumer costs affecting households.

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