11 Jul 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1974
Page
1
The item lists stock market prices today from a column for THE Cee Telegram Partnership located at 1284 27th Avenue Columbus Nek. Names and figures are partially garbled but indicate pricing data and a business address.
The USDA Neb Markets report shows eggs generally unchanged with Grade A large 31-37 cents, medium 27-29, small 18-20, Grade B large 28, undergrades 22-23, pullets 15. Livestock quotations list hogs around 60-46.50, sows lower, cattle and calves mixed, steers and heifers mostly steady, cows lower, lambs softened. Also noted is a frozen pork belly price table and a guest speaker, Senator John DeCamp, addressing legislative operations at Albion dinner.
A fragment notes a telegram missing between the letter B and a time 5 36 P M on Saturdays from 4 to 8 x-20. No further names places or agencies are readable.
Horoscopes offer daily guidance across signs TAURUS GEMINI CANCER LEO VIRGO LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES with advice on promises, self restraint, temper, plans, and personal growth. A birth note suggests a child born today would embody leadership and education, urging balanced judgment and timely action.
President Nixon signed legislation extending education benefits for veterans, adding two years for use and safeguarding about four million from loss. Affects those who served 1955 to 1966, with new ten year windows after service or a fixed date. Summer checks for 1955-1986 group were delayed pending signing, computer ops initiated. Also reports Leigh Fuhr, 17, in intensive care after motorcycle crash near Scribner, with driver hospitalized.
California public health expert Dr. Derrick Jelliffe warned that a worldwide shift to bottle feeding would strain food supplies. He cited rising bottle use in the United States and Europe and declines in developing countries, noting economic and health costs from reduced breastfeeding.
Gov James Exon thumbs left handed compliment at Sen Richard Marvel amid talk of eliminating the sales tax on food. Marvel, Exon's foe, says he would back food tax repeal. Exon praises Marvel's shift, calls for unity on the issue in a campaign year context. Medical experts discuss human milk vs animal milk nutrition at a symposium.
Two U S Justice Department agents from the Community Relations Service visited Omaha to study racial relations. Milton Lewis and Pascual Marquez from the Kansas City central region office said the inquiry is not tied to recent violence. The trip was requested by the Greater Omaha Area Chamber of Commerce and the Mid City Business and Professional Association.
St Leonard in New Brunswick is renowned for its Talus Madawaska Fabric, regarded as the finest example of its kind in North America.
Experienced firm expanding in a populous Midwestern metro area seeks owner-operator to invest 11,000 cash net worth plus training. Non working investor option 15,000 to 75,000. Contact Mr or Mrs Roger Nitzel Chubbyville 108 South Burlington Hastings Nebraska phone 402-463-209.
A cairn marks the spot in Openers Ery claimed as the Marie Celeste’s final location, linking the coastal mystery ship to a known landmark and rekindling historic intrigue around the vintage vessel.
The article notes summer colds are one eighth as common as in winter and may be less virulent due to less indoor crowding and milder weather. It adds that summer colds do not last longer and mentions local health product promotion and odor control tips.
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