Markets Update From Omaha Livestock Market
Omaha market report shows cattle and hogs trading with mixed to higher tone. Barrows and gilts mostly steady to lower with some 100 off on lighter weights. sows steady to higher. calves and feeders active. Cattle receipts around 4,500 with steers and heifers up about 1.0 to 1.5, high demand for choice and prime grades. lambs also higher than last week with limited test trade. Egg prices in Lincoln largely unchanged, poultry prices steady for farm and commercial flocks. Livestock futures noted in Chicago trade with ongoing activity on Mercantile basis.
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Lincoln
Usda-Nebraska Poultry and Egg Market News Service
First baby of 1974 born in Omaha at Berga Mercy
Julie Lynn Conyers, a 6 pound 1 ounce girl, was born at 4 27 a m Monday at Berga Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert Conyers of Omaha. Three other Omaha area hospitals reported New Year’s Day births, all girls. In Council Bluffs Iowa a boy was born at 1 36 a m to Mr and Mrs Dale Howard of Glenwood Iowa. The U S government halted minting of gold dollars in 1933.
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The Cah Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Notices
The Cah Telegram lists subscription rates for Columbus and surrounding counties with mail and carrier options. It directs subscribers to promptly notify the local postmaster and the Telegram with a correct address and any new location.
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Nebraska
Columbus
Platte
Boone
Pat Nixon Joins Husbands Fans at Rose Parade
In Pasadena Pat Nixon advised football widows to "get in there and join your husband." She attended the Tournament of Roses parade and watched the Bowl game where Ohio State beat USC 42 to 17. She said the President stays informed through her updates when he cannot attend games.
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Pat Nixon
Lekigensie
Bellerius Taurus
Gemini
Moon Childrem
Leo
Community notices and events update from Columbus area
Regular meetings and social events fill the Columbus brief. Eastern Star, Royal Neighbors, American Legion, Xi Alpha Omicron, and VFW Auxiliary schedule meetings this week. Playhouse tryouts for Cactus Flower, with openings for actors and crew, run Wednesday and Thursday. Also listed are marriage license applications, a found auto, animal shelter notes, new office hours, church programs, and a birthday closing note about giraffe leg lengths.
Horoscope Forecast For A Busy January
A readable yet garbled weekly zodiac forecast lists Aries Taurus Gemini and other signs with advice on personal growth, harmony, and practical actions. It emphasizes caution with risk, seeking expert guidance, and improving organization and communication, including child-related notes and fitness tips.
Gordon residents press on with hospital fund drive
Gordon Nebraska residents push ahead with a $1 million plus hospital remodeling project after Hill Burton funds were ruled unavailable. Hospital Board Chairman Bob Chamberlin says the town will gain a modern facility with 46 to 50 beds and a future second story. Construction by Foy Construction Co begins east of the current building as efforts from Pine Ridge and Martin areas help finance the project.
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Nebraska
Hill-Burton
Bob Chamberlin
Chamberlin
T He
Foy Construction Co
Kansas
Evers
Pine Ridge
Martin
Sandhills
Deadwood
Hastings to Study Atmosphere in Grades Three Through Six
Hastings Nebraska will host a study led by Dr. Harald McNally of the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee to evaluate the learning atmosphere in grades 3 6 at Hastings public schools. The school board approved external evaluation focusing on the modular scheduling system. The multi week study costs between 2500 and 2700 dollars.
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Hastings, Neb
Harald McNally
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Hastings
Board of Education
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