Be len Hospital Card and Gratitude Note
A reader thanks Loe ecards gills Powers and neighbors for visits gifts and flowers during a stay at Behren and Behlen Hospitals. Gratitude extends to staff doctors ambulance driver and visiting priests for support. Mentions ancient Greece and Rome ballot practice with balls marked stones shells and tickets.
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Behren Hospital
Behlen Hospital
Orville
Scamit
Belen Hospital
Greece
Rome
The CSE Telegram Partnership notice and postal rates
The CSE Telegram Partnership lists an address at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska with subscription details. It notes delivery by carrier in Columbia at 2.19 per month and mail rates of 14.00 per year for various counties, plus 19.89 per year elsewhere. it requests prompt address changes to the postmaster and Telegram.
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CSE
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Colestean
Res
Columbia
Pisite
Boone
Buller
Coax
Merck
Henge
Polk
Nebraska
Colurbur
Wall
Weekly Livestock Quotations at Omaha Neb
Weekly livestock prices show hogs and gills steady to 50 lower with variations by weight. Cattle trends show steers and heifers 2.00-2.50 higher, cows and feeders up. sheep receipts small with slaughter lambs 25-75 higher and ewes steady.
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Omaha
Neb
USDA
Stock Market Consolidates Gains Amid Mixed Trading
The Dow edged down to 880.15 and the Nasdaq composite slipped to 94.10 as volume topped 21.7 million shares. Gains narrowed with several blue chips slipping while expectations of peace talks boosted some traders.
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New York
Dow Jones Industrial Ouerage
New York Stock Exchange
McDonalds
Walt Disney Productions
Bea
Bastian Kodak
Polaroid Yosh
Xerox
Merck
British Petroleum
Vale
International Business Machine Corp
Telex Corp
IBM
American Stock Exchange
Hado
Insex
Platte County Board of Supervisors meeting notice
Notice states the Platte County Board of Supervisors meeting will be held January 8, 1973 at 9:00 AM in the Super Room, Court House, Columbus, Nebraska, open to the public with an agenda available at the County Clerk's Office and subject to modification at the meeting. Also included is a notice to creditors for Estate No. 4278 of Bertha Greiner Heissenflug, deadlines April 12, 1974 for claims and a court hearing on April 15, 1974 at 10 AM.
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Platte County
Hoari OF Supervisors
Platte County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Columbus
Nabraska
Plate County
Nebraska
Bertha Greiner
Askfa
Bertha Weisenfluh
Ali
Elack
FCA head urges close watch by agricultural lenders
Washington AP. Th A Jaenke governor of the Farm Credit Administration says the energy crisis will disrupt the farm economy in 1974. He urges banks and associations in the Farm Credit System to review rising production costs with borrowers. He notes 1974 net farm income may fall from 1973 but stay above average, with new lending around 3.2 billion. The system has about 21 billion in loans outstanding.
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Washington
Th. A. Jaenke
Farm Credit Administration
Jaenke
Supervisor Ute Cooperative Farm Credit System
Tana Banks
Freike
Will
Agriculture Department
Salt de Trout
Genut
Economic Research Service
Finance Outlook
Cattlemen Brace for 1973 Demand Crash and Overproduction Cycle
Agricultural economists warn beef prices may stay below production costs as cattle numbers rise 6 percent yearly and cattle on feed drop. Overexpansion could hit by late 1973 or 1974, driven by population, income growth, and rising demand. Separate notices promote a Crop Protection Clinic January 8 at Norfolk Villa Inn and an Area Swine Housing Conference at David City Auditorium the same day, with sessions on disease, insects, weeds, and best breeding practices.
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USDA
Norfolk Villa Inn
Stariing
David City Auditorium
Farm roundup outlines 1974 crop and livestock reports
AP dispatch notes that the Agriculture Department will issue several January 1974 crop and livestock reports. Key items include a January 28 survey of intended 1975 planting for corn oats barley sorghum soybeans cotton flaxseed and wheat based on farmers in 35 states.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Statistical Reporting Service
Administration Farms
Legal Notice in Platte County Nebraska Estate Proceeding
In Platte County Nebraska the County Court hears a petition by executor Fred Rueh to determine heirs at law and assess inheritance tax values for the estate of Antors Peter Peterson deceased. The hearing is set for January 7, 1974 at 10 6 cent A.M. before the County Court.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Peter Peterson
Fred Rueh
Dalrd
Gerald B. Reuse
Agriculture index rises but remains well below August peak
The Agriculture Department reports a 1.5 percent December rise in the farm price index, yet averages are about 11 percent below the record peak of last August. Beef cattle, hogs, and corn posted lower prices, while wheat and cotton hit new farm averages. The dairy index rose but production costs climbed 15 percent, keeping the parity ratio steady at 69 percent from November.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ted
1974 Farm Outlook Forecast From National Conference
Participants from across the county including Nebraska heard that farms will earn less in 1974 but remain above 1973. Realized net farm income is forecast at 20 to 23 billion dollars, with higher outcomes possible if weather worsens. Prices may edge up, fuel and fertilizer supplies affect production, and asset values rise.
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Washington
Nebraska
National Agricultural Outlook
Kyle Randall
Outlook and Situation Board
Department of Research Service
Randall
Tve
Norfolk Hosts Land Improvement Contractors Meeting
Norfolk will host the annual Nebraska Land Improvement Contractors Association meeting at Villa Fon. Ron Gaddis, University conservation engineer, called the group intensely concerned with soil and water resources. Speakers will cover conservation and business, with government officials presenting new programs on soil and water resource conservation under the theme Our Natural Resources A Social Concern. Keynote D B Vader will discuss a New Era for Nebraska, with Jim Higgins, Wilgon Parker, State Senator Loran Schmit, and Rollin Schnieder also on the program.
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Lincoln
Villa Fon
Norfolk
Nebraska Land Improvement Contractors Association
Nebraska Land Association
Ron Gaddis
University of Conservation
Oure
D.B. Vader
Nebraska
Jim Higgins
Nebraska Department of Environmental Control
Wilgon Parker
SCS
Loran Schmit
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