Omaha Market Report Hjogs Cattle and Calves Prices
Markets in Omaha Nebraska report cattle and hog quotations from Monday. Hogs down 75 to 100, 1 3 190 to 250 lb range around 41.00 to 41.80. cows and feeders mix steady to lower. cattle and calves receipts around 6500. hogs about 6000. sheep too few to price."}
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
USDA
Una
New York
Dale
Acyanid
Dick Daha Bendix
Boeing Co
Branswik
Collins
Curtis Wet
East
Kod
Chicago Grain
Hirestone Ibs
Chicago
Mrndays VooleMin
Ford
T&l
Ad Midal
Batary Goodrich
Bete
Goodyear Dew
Greyhound
T&t
Douel
Lockheed Air
Marcor i
Meredith
Penn Cent
Penney Wath Dee
Phil Pet
Safeway
Sear Rob Ate
U Ft Ape
Skmal Coats JM
Southiy Ar Dul
Sperry Kedon
Cal City Dba
Texaco
Anida
Ufac
US Steel
OearnEes
Bacterial leaf freckles and wilt threaten Nebraska corn
University of Nebraska researchers including Dr. Max Schuster and Dr. Bibl Campion warn that a serious bacterial disease may hit corn in 1970. First found in 1969 in Dawson County, it caused losses in five counties last year and has appeared in one field outside Nebraska. Findings from Park plots support hybrid use as the practical control, with weather uncertainty influencing the season’s projection.
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University of Nebraska
Max Schuster
Bibl Campion
Dawson County
Nebraska Tineoway
Schuster
Compton
al Caunty
Phillip Martin
Nebraska
Parert
Shelterbelts Boost Water Use Efficiency, Nebraska Study
University of Nebraska Field Laboratory near Mead reports shelterbelts improve water use efficiency in dryland and irrigated farming. A single row windbreak can match wider plantings, with researchers Baviil Miller Walter Bagley and Norman Rosenberg presenting findings from the Summer College of Agriculture.
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Hancoln
University of Nebraska Field Laboratory
Mead
Baviil Miller
University of Connecticut
Walter Bagley
Wrolessor
Norman Rosenberg
Summer College of Agriculture
Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates and Addresses
The Columbus Telegram lists subscription options delivered by carrier in Platte, bears, Tyules, Calle, Merrick, Polk counties at 245 per month and 14.00 per year by mail elsewhere. It notes yearly rates for other states at 417.08 and urges prompt change of address with local post office guidance.
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Columbst Haan
Platte
Bears
Tyules
Calle
Merrick
Ange
Polk
Faprarka
Columbus Telegram
Ak Sar Ben Race Entries Highlight Saturday Card
Saturday entries for the Omana Ak Sar fen race meet list seven races with purses from 3200 to 7000 dollars. Notable horses include One Wise Step Hit 113 and many others with weights and jockeys, plus several also eligible entries.
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Fox
Jan Lewis
Arche Buinyy — McBrigde
Rusty Gray
King
Elaiming Wood
Aykar
Toreray
Broken Tarry
Cuddie
Abbeys Jocrecy
Khai — Petersen
Beoglan
Esa Cracker
Swileer
Taraire
Reeves
Viorg Rinnner
Ferrara
Gullen-Feathers
Lewis
Wynites
Prince Tonga
Moyers
Revel
Engie
Lady Ronan Petersen
Bebers Faye
Nebraska
Tiron Repalsy
Reb Styakter
Princess — Hill
Keres
Chabay Cascin Jones
M. — Levis
Crafty Darzon
Foxie Fear
Engle
Jackie Repin
Spy Dies
Choo
Aeyuvakande P.ad
Reming Eatry
Pat Jovlan
Surface drainage solution developed at Mead Laboratory
University of Nebraska Mead Laboratory engineers Dr Deane Manbeck and Dr Warren Sachs describe a drainage system that keeps surface runoff on the farm. Water is stored in holding structures for a 690 acre watershed and pumped over the dike at 300 gallons per minute to a storage area, enabling farming without leaving the property.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Wield Laboratory
Mead
Deane Manbeck
Nulincoln
Manbeck
Warren Sachs
Agricultural Experiment Station
Mead Laboratory
College of Agriculture Quarterly
4 H notes reveal club meetings and fair prep across groups
4 H notes cover meetings at Lark Femberton and Doug Nelson homes with talks on sewing projects, entries for the fair, and judging cups and cookies. Visitors Mrs Went and others attend. reports name 4 H leaders and reporters. A section on the consumer dollar explains farmer shares and marketing costs.
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Dunolly Norris
Omi
Lark Femberton
Fone
Sewiig
Noesuriys
Dael Ballick
Reprter
All Star
Went
Hake
Wuedeman
Audrey Went
Nebraska farmer becomes engineering student at UNL
Long time farmer James Bovllstortz from Brock High School in Pur 20 years moved to Lincoln to address health and financial strain from expanding his operation. He sold farm equipment and enrolled at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, seeking a new path beyond farming.
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Dincoln
James Bovllstortz
Brock High School
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Ann
Cards of Thanks and Family Notes in Lincoln Area
A collection of gratitude notes from families in Lincoln following bereavement illness and schooling updates. Mentions include Donald Stevenson family thanking friends, Veronica Kunlen thanking well wishers during hospitalization, and the Javecke and Hoellstorff families noting care, support, and plans. Marie Brock Hight School support cited. preparations to reside in Lincoln. Hoellstorff discusses schooling, work plans, and engineering degree prospects.
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J Ay
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Veronica Kunlen
Tony Javecke
Jarecke
Motanage
Boellstorff
Nis
Lincoln
Priser
Marie
Johnso Brock Hight
Hoellstorff
Stiyane Win
PSP
Ebel Selected Knight of Month by Knights of Columbus
DAVID CITY Henry Ebel was cited as Knight of the Month when the Knights of Columbus met. Gerald DeWisunlare will serve as stand knight for the coming year. Directors appointed include Al Mastera and Harold Hermsen for membership etc.
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David City
Henry Ebel
Knights of Columbus
Ebel
Tihen Coie
Istrict Depuly Arthur
Kovisek
Gerald DeWisunlare
al Mastera
Harold Hermsen
Dale Kerkman
Joan Kirby
Kopecky
Couneil
Ernest Haviovic
Fragmented OCR Notice of Food Product Standards
A garbled OCR text mentions various ingredients such as malt hops and soybeans and references product types like Slice VG. It appears as a disrupted notice about dietary or labeling standards and contains no clear dates or organizations.
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Hill
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Aneed
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Doe Alle
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Court Kem — Moyers
Gerby Ell — Cuddie
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Lively
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Eng'e
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Touey Hancock
Switzer
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Baxter
Stusly King
Merrera
Sere-Phace
Timanerentice Alliance
UD Apprentice Alloys
Dr. Scholl
Onan
Rexall
Lawrence Osten
Suzanne Lieschen
Terporter
Doug Nelson
Janet Gossman
Lars Russell
Mark Sehelhaag
Mark
Susan Jerke
Donald Stevenson
ROT RC
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23Rd Street
Columbus, Nebraska
Tipstice
Gibson's Reg
Isopropyl
Gibson’s
Gibson
Johnson & Johnson
Gibson's
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Distaunt
Wild
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