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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
1
The notice lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Columbus and surrounding Nebraska areas. It instructs subscribers on submitting change of address through the postmaster and Columbus Telegram office, noting exclusions for certain holidays.
Omaha market report details livestock quotations with hogs up to 50 cents higher and cattle and calves generally steady to higher. Sows advance, feeder prices mixed. spring slaughter lambs and ewes listed. Estimated Thursday receipts show cattle and calves 2,000 hogs 6,000 sheep 100. Lincoln egg prices show small changes with Grade A large at 4146 and farm hens around 13 to 15 cents.
Minor Little League action Monday night saw Breacuers John Eckholt of the Astros spin a 15-0 no hitter against the Colts. Schmidt took the loss as two runs came on Pilcher Bo Dohmen's sixth inning double and Niebalski's single. Giants edged 7-6 while Twins crushed Cardinals 13-7 in the other Major League game, with Wielgus and Munson earning wins and losses respectively.
A jumble of horoscope fragments for Aries Taurus Gemini and more, with inconsistent dates and garbled wording. It leans on zodiac predictions for daily actions and personal conduct, mentioning family, finances, health, and social tips without coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
John Webster of Wood River says he will file for the 36th District seat in the Nebraska Legislature. The incumbent Senator Gerald Stromer from Kearney has a term expiring next year and may seek reelection. Webster, Hall County Democratic chairman, spoke at a seven county meeting in Kearney and notes Stromer’s representation but argues for change. He also backs Wayne Ziebarth for the Third District Democratic nomination for Congress. Wet weekend brings high winds, hail, and 1.81 inches of rain in the Schuyler area.
We express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy cards Masses and food after the death of our brother Lea Triba. Also thanks to Pr Price and the Choir The Triba Family.
A chaotic list of horse entries for multiple races at Omaha Ab-Sartan meet. Names include Wadnessay Purse 1760 entries and numerous horse and trainer references across eight races with purses ranging from 4000 to 7900, plus mentions of eligibility and ante-post conditions.
The Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service released its second optimistic report in as many weeks. Most reports for the week ending Monday indicated the corn crop was in good condition with favorable prospects statewide.
Doane College awards a Church Council scholarship valued at 1,000 to a Columns Senior High School graduate. Doane is linked to the United Church of Christ and honors students with leadership qualities. A festival at Scotts Memorial Hall Geneva features games, rides, and roast beef dinners with proceeds supporting the event.
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