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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1977
Page
16
A Lee Organization summary reports Humphreyite has created a medicinal capsule and dissolving cellulose shell for animals. Fin-like barbs aid penetration while a hub cap limits depth. The design eliminates corralling animals for meds, saving time and labor and boosting multi drug administration efficiency.
Northwessers Life in Milwaukee reports 1976 results with policies sold totaling 5.1 billion in face value up 11 percent from last year. Premiums on new policies rise 7.5 percent to 92.3 million, with 186,072 policies issued up 5.7 percent. Columbus serves by DCE Voices amid broader regional activity including life insurance studies and farm equipment plant tours in Western Illinois.
John A. Berdin, president of the League, announced Ferguson's appointment. Hardin represents First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rock Hill South Carolina. The League specializes in attracting savings accounts and investing primarily in mortgage loans on residential property.
Bellwood Consumer's Co op Oil Company announces expansion of fertilizer facilities and services. The move aims to boost supply capacity and improve distribution for area farmers and residents.
The Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank shows continued earnings growth in 1976 with a $14 million rise from 1975 and net earnings up $18 million. Interest on U.S. Government notes, bank loans, and dividends boosted totals, while transfers, checks cleared, and ACH transactions surged amid strong Federal funds activity.
Douglas & Lomason Company of Farmington Hills posted a 150 percent rise in earnings and a 32 percent sales gain for the 1976 fiscal year versus 1975. Sales reached 84 million dollars with earnings of 3.396 million or 3.67 a share, while 1975 sales were 64.8 million and earnings 1.336 million or 1.47 a share. The year marked the highest company annual results, helped by strong North American retail auto sales and robust activity across other lines.
John Hajek has been promoted to manager of working offices in Omaha and Oklahoma City. He previously served as assistant manager in Hastings for a year before his current advancement. Hajek is a graduate of Kearney State College with a degree in business administration.
Frontier Airlines, Denver based, posted all time highs in 1976 net and total revenue at 20.996 million and 54.047 million in the fourth quarter. Full year 1975 revenue reached 168.799 million with 6.891 million profit. Fourth quarter 1976 profit rose to 2.844 million. Load factor hit 57.3 percent and cargo revenue rose 31 percent.
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