Market roundup US hog and cattle quotes Omaha and Chicago
USDA quotes in Omaha show hogs mostly steady with varied weights and a few lower as sows weaken. cattle and calves weak to steady with most classes holding. Estimated Monday receipts include 6,500 cattle, 7,000 hogs, 800 sheep. Chicago futures list live cattle and hog contracts with mixed highs and lows across Feb to Dec, and frozen pork bellies trading near 60 to 62.
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Omaha
Neb
USDA
Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Thanks and Gratitude From Many to Friends and Relatives
A series of thank you notes expresses gratitude for birthday cards hospital visits meals and prayers. Messages mention individuals such as Father Alazo Rev Alesehke Rev M Goldhammer Rev R Luttman and Father Price, plus thanks to Eagles Auxiliary pallbearers and donors of food flowers and Mass offerings. The notices extend to the families of Evelyn F Bazer and Carroll J Wittenever, with personal acknowledgments and a remark about Milton Berle’s real name Milton Berlinger.
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Beblen Sremorial Hospital
Alesehke
M. Goldhammer
R. Luttman
Frieda Kapek
Ony
Father Price
Eagles Avelliary
Pete Volnek
Evelyn F. Bazer
Carroll J. Wittenever
Carroll Euienever
Cheryl
Steven
Kevin
Jane
Lois Eulenever
CarreTelecra n News Subscribers and Rates
Local publication based in Columbus Nebraska announces subscription rates by carrier and mail for Platte Boone and surrounding counties. Notices include holidays and change of address procedures and a telegram contact number for lost issues.
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Columbus
Neb
Platte, Boone, Buller
Cotlax
Ercitky Nance
Peik Counties
Fvbraske
States
Platte County Supervisors Hear Finance and Retirement Talks
The Platte County Board of Supervisors in Columbus Neb read resolutions approving securities and discussed extending session hours for the holiday period. Several officials including Chairman Aer and members Blaha, Gdowski, Sander, Thiele, and Young voted on adjournment and recognized personnel changes and salary considerations amid inflation and budget concerns.
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Columbus
Nebraska
A.M. Parstant
Aorn
Esa
Biafak
Hull
Ens
Gdowski
Sander
Thieto
Aern Boal
Haligars
Sunerviewe
Bubl
Buperviser
Thiele
Esperiedo
Blahak
Buby
Géowski
Eit Wallin
Ari de Sandor
Darkig
Catherine Wyrnes
Derds
David Giledurt
Thera Chirk
Can Thieee
Caunis Chirk Cay
Tage
Clary Eftle Cou Hhyy
Sol Carl 'H
Cline
Cuatlisr
Dome
Ounty Bhetitt
Mouton
Sunorvinlle Thiala
Suveryisone Blaha
Ruhl
Eris’ Arloweki
Asrit Young
Pirst National Bank & Trust Co
Muring
Ernat
County Board of Superview
Rietia
Newnan
Gayl Agri
Abe
Gia
Hauhting
Inhiritanes Lax
Gxil Defense
Vnce Leamwarters
Uematlan
Maeaday
Atvernena
Carl F. Aer
Carthy Hees
Oxnity
Roicali
Bunerelanrs Biahak
Bahl
Ernst
Souder
Aernl
State Senate
Werk Nave
Renn
Platte County
Lown Behmil
Pyrauan
Piste County
Iavors
Alvin Hendricksen Maries
Erna
Bomek Sander
Iileie
Wis
Platte
Duard
Merman
Hlaliak
Arne Buhl
Reinhold
Richard
Gnawski
Harvey Smiler
Wiilert Thiele
Carl Acrnitinen
County Board of Saperrine
Ss Maton
Ubt
Akea Buh
Rall
Vate
Blanak
Gilowski
Neve Wheelipaine
Te Matken
Wiig
Darwin Anderson
Thielay
Board of Superstore
Aries to AbY Horoscope Mood and Daily Guidance
Aries advises handling daytime duties with steadiness while evening shows affection. Taurus cautions morning focus, personal costs, and improved reliability with financial matters. Gemini urges managing important tasks and checking appearances this day. Moon Children warned against bad advice from a new associate while trusting intuition. Leo and Libra sections note health focus and early finishing tasks respectively. Aquarius and Capricorn emphasize constructive action and careful motion. Overall, avoid conflicts, improve practical skills, and heed trusted guidance.
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Aries
Garton
Taurus
Haley
Vince
Oma Sitalis
Reliance
Gemini
Nate
Pobel Téate
Nixon education plan praised by education groups
The plan to advance funding for education drew praise from Helen D. Wise of the National Education Association who welcomed the tone and the call for upfront aid but urged higher federal support. The message to Congress on Thursday proposed an $180 million boost for elementary and secondary education.
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Nashington
Nixon
Congress
Helen D. Wise
National Education Association
NEA
Dolla
Carl D. Perkins
Albert Pais Weation
House Education and Labor Committee
Quie
Allan Ostar
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
David Selden
American Federation of Teachers
Art Nosal Fund tops $3000 after accident
The Art Nosal Fund, sponsored by the Colfax County Press of Clarkson, has passed the $3,000 mark. The Clarkson man was critically injured in a truck crash near Laramie, Wyoming, and remains a patient at Cheyenne Memorial Hospital. His wife and mother stay by him as four of his children visited and he recognized them.
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Leigh
Art Nosal Fund
Colfax County Press
Clarkson
Laramie
Wyo
Cheyenne Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Frank Pee
Columbus
Jim
Harry Hunts and California sojourn ends in Rolling Hills
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunt returned Wednesday from Rolling Hills California where they were guests of their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs A A Brodecky for five weeks They came back with Mrs Emil Meiselbach of Omaha who also spent last week in the Brodecky home and were her overnight guests
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Leigh
Harry Hunt
Rolling Hills
Calif
A.A. Brodecky
Emil Meiselbach
Omaha
Brodecky
Osceola Edges Person's 104 98 In League Basketball
Osceola defeated Person's Sport Shop 104 to 98 in a Pioneer League game. Lindberg led Osceola with 21 points while Carlson added 14. For Person's Schlife poured in 44, Garner 19, Duranski 18, and Kudron 18 as the scoring spread.
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Osceola
Person’s Sport Shop
Lindberg ‘Iad
Carlson
Schlife
Garner
Duranski
Kudron
Person’s
Two terrorists sentenced to death in Athens airport attack
In Athens, Abd el Shafik and Khantouran Palal, aged 22 and 21, were found guilty of premeditated murder and multiple poisonings in the summer airport attack that killed four Americans and an Austrian. The government is expected to deport them after the death sentences.
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Athens
Greece
Abdel Shafik
Khantouran Palaal
Balanced micronutrients boost corn yields without extra land
A reader emphasizes that adding zinc, sulfur, magnesium, and other micronutrients can lift corn yields. Deficiencies cut yields by up to 50 bushels per acre, while balanced products like Super Rainbow claim complete nutrition and year long availability to maximize output without additional land use.
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Chrysler Sanbaw
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Texxon Ugs
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Holidy Inn
Hamiestke
IBM
L& Jowa IG
P&l
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Lievel Cp Oh Mateor
Mattin
Mayta
Meredith Ims
Nucor Afita Pamida
Penn Cent
Chicago
AA Loe
Batys
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Genoa
Father Alazo
Paul Cahill
Milton Berle
Milton Berlinger
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Roar OF Supervisors
Plano County
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Tutt Henat “Giowski
Sander Thule
Aernt Voring Bayar
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Carl W. Roy Clark
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Aquarius
Fn Fm
Isis
Harry
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Ovis
A. P. Peterson
Sam
Platte Courty
Nouth
Lindsay
Ninetaan
Nindleen
Rangs
ASCS
Fred Rueb
St. Francis
Kansas
Walker
Luckey, Whitehead and
Sipple
Lowell Walker
Executor
Conyers Auction & Realty Co. Auctioneers
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