Livestock markets report for Omaha Nebraska trade
Omaha Livestock market data shows barrows and gilts strong with 200 to 630 pound hogs at 30.00 to 32.10 per hundredweight, cattle and calves steady to higher with 330 pound steers at 44.25 to 44.50 and high choice pricing around 42.50 to 44.00, cows 29.50 to 32.00, hog receipts about 3 000 and cattle calves around 5 000-head expected. eggs and poultry prices in Lincoln indicate Grade A large eggs 32 to 36 cents, med 28 to 32, small 20 to 28, and poultry prices unchanged.
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Omaha
Omana
Neb
Vapr
Lincoln
Usda-Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service
Chicago Grain Futures Closing Board of Trade Table
Chicago
Jan Lars Stish Ags
Rae ‘ Livestock
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Jon Alam
Dev
Hid Ly
Hatter
Indians plan dance to celebrate victory
Rapid City story notes American Indian Movement leaders planned a victory dance tonight as about 40 cars of Indians traveled to Pine Ridge to celebrate AIM’s goals amid continuing tension after a week of violence in the Black Hills. Local authorities prepared for possible demonstrations and curfews remained in effect.
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Rapid City
S.D
Black Hills
South Dakota
AIM Reaters
Rennis Banks
Russell Means
Pine Ridge
Here
Custer
ATM
Bankshen
Ramon Raubideaux
Tron
Roubideaux
Pennington County
South
Sturgis
Walk
AIM
Harald J. Whithorne
Whithorne
Harrld
Ann Johnson Milo
Custer County Court House
Welcome home POWs greeting card at base field
A greeting card reading Welcome home POWs appears at a base field where a dozen organizations funded the sign on a Monday night. The message is to be seen by prisoners of war arriving at Scott Air Force Base as planes follow the field’s flight pattern. A pipeline conveys melted snow from Kilimanjaro to water a desert.
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Greeling
Sect Prsoners
Flints Scott Air Force Base
Here
Carre Telegram Partnership Newsletter Rates and Address Change
The Carre Telegram a partnership at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska lists subscription rates Delivered by carrier in Columbus 200 per month By mail 1200 per year Nebraska and other states 1790 per year Readers must notify the postmaster and the telegram office of any address change due to relocation or service updates.
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Carre
27Th Avenue Columbis
Porites Gaity
Hholideys
Portese
Pzd
Columbas
Wetraske Weel
Columtus
Boe
Buller
Colfax
Merrick
Wane
Polk Copality
Nebraska
Columbus
Wesley Baga
Council
Horoscope snippets mix of signs and advice
A scrambled horoscope booklet style text covers zodiac signs Taurus Gemini Virgo and others. It mentions daily guidance, relationship tips, and personality notes, with sections on moon children and Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. It includes scattered dates, mood cues, and generic wellness reminders.
Gifts for returning POWs spark broad gift drive
Dozens of offers from private groups and firms pour into the Pentagon for released prisoners of war. Capt. A R Hawkins says offers are screened for appropriateness and legitimacy as servicemen decide individually with families which gifts to accept.
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Bahamas
Paycdic
Pentagon
Capt
A. R. Hawkins
Office of
Sats
Hawkins
Stereside
Cide
Hawkins Sould O Tlisefase
Diiscuss
National League of Families
Nebraska football praised for spurring rural industry growth
Nebraska official Stanley Matzke credits Cornhusker pride with lifting community spirit and attracting manufacturing. He cites a record 80 plants planned in 1972, two fives of which will be rural, and notes agriculture related industry is rising. Community involvement is urged to sustain new plant locations.
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Boys Town
Neb
API
Nebraska
Stanley AL Matzke
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Clergy Economic Education
Boys Town Meonday
Matzke
Iebraskans
Jie
Mateke
Matake
Burglars Steal Over $1500 From Fabis Guillory Home
In Opeloousas Louisiana thieves broke into the Fabis Guillory residence and seized more than 1500 dollars in goods plus the family parrot. Deputies from St. Landry Parish report no one was left to tell the tale.
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Opelousas
Fabis Guillory
St. Ladry Parrish
Smoking ban in Minnesota Senate flops quickly
The Minnesota Senate approved a smoking ban by 93 to 28, effective immediately, but the measure collapsed within minutes as Senator Jerome Blatz lit a cigarette, creating a visible cloud over his front-row desk.
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ST. Paul
Mum
Minnesota Senate
Jerome Blatz
Heifers Reach Record High on Omaha Market
In Omaha on Tuesday the heifer market surged to new highs as heifers topped at 43.25 per cwt with several lots around the 23 cent higher range for the day. Steers and hogs sold steady to strong with top hogs up to 35.00 and sows steady to 32.00, market activity showing broad strength across classes.
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QMAIA
Neb
Omaha
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