Omaha Livestock Market Report Applauds Mixed Hogs Cattle
Markets at Omaha Neb report mixed livestock quotes from Monday. Hogs top at 92.25 for 50 to 250 lb, with various weights and prices noted. Cattle and calves show steers and heifers near steady to weak, with high choice and prime weights around 40.10 to 40.75 per hundred, while goats, utility cows, and feeders display varied figures amid steady to higher lamb demand. Estimated receipts for Tuesday list cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep.
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Increase in oil imports to ease fuel shortages
The Sixon administration authorized higher imports of No 2 fuel oil to alleviate shortages nationwide. The Office of Emergency Preparedness said up to 254 million gallons would be added for the current winter, with additional oil made available from the Virgin Islands during January to April.
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Office of Emergency Preparedness
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Postage and address change notices in Corwinets Neb
Fragmentary OCR details various postage rates and delivery notes for Corwinbts Nebraska and Conmtars with figures like 2.07 per month. It mentions change of address procedures advising prompt notification to local postmaster and the Telegram, and references near illegible names and terms.
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Carter
Conmtars
Merth
Gymelin Plate
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Butlers
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Cokimbyy Telegram
Ladies Guild elects 1973 officers at First United Church
LEIGH The Ladies Guild of the First United Church of Christ met Thursday in the church kitchen after a furnace outage to install 1973 officers. New president Mrs Ilarold Conrad and others were named. They planned World Day of Prayer activities and church events. City council discussed highway ad signs and a new dog ordinance.
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Laseke
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Leonard Hobel
Fringe benefits push congressmen pay well past base
An Associated Press survey tallies fringe benefits for Congress at no less than 88500 yearly, lifting total compensation to about 5100,000. It details pensions, life insurance, health coverage, free medical care, travel allowances and other perks.
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Associated Press
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Senate
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Hame
Natonal Botanical Gardens
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Special minimum Social Security boost to 1973 payments
About 140000 retired workers and families will see higher Social Security checks starting in 1973 under a special minimum benefit provision. Dale Branch, Social Security district manager in Norfolk, said those with over 20 years in covered jobs but low earnings may benefit. The minimum can reach up to 170 dollars monthly for longer coverage, with couples eligible for higher amounts. Benefits begin with checks mailed in early April. those already above the minimum continue their regular checks. The provision adds about 48 million dollars in 1973 and 20 million in 1974.
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Dale Branch
Social Security
Norfolk
Branch
Besid
Name is a 4 mileage computer claims from old device
The text critiques a device named Name It claiming mileage measurement but notes scale from 30 to 150, not suited for modern cars. It suggests possible use for earlier model T Fords, motorcycles, or horses and jokes about miles per gallon of oats.
Astrology Horoscope Aries to Pisces Daily Forecast
Aries to Pisces readers receive a fragmented fortune with misread phrases. The column attempts date ranges and zodiac signs, urging quick actions and cautious planning, while touching on relationships, finances, and personal projects. A final note hints at a newborn today and guidance on education and balance.
Courthouse Repairs Discussed for Boone County
Boone County officials led by commissioner William Buettner said the courthouse is badly in need of repairs. He noted a potential new courthouse and jail facilities if the federal government would provide matching funds.
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William Buettner
Chaimmeur
Boone County
Buettner
Grand Island Coin Show Opens at Yancey Hotel
The Grand Island Coin Club hosts its annual Mid Winter Coin Show at the Yancey Hotel with doors opening at 9 a.m. and closing at 4 p.m. Displays include rare coins and currency. Dealers from Iowa, Colorado, and Nebraska will attend. Duane Johnson, club president, invites all local collectors to attend. admission is free.
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Chey Sill
Ifs Uth
Yancey Hotel
Duane Johnson
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