Nebraska Market News Report On Eggs Poultry And Livestock
USDA Nebraska market news notes eggs prices steady amid expected six cent rise next week. Hogs trading higher with over 2,500 head and several price points listed. Cattle and calves show mixed moves with feeders and primes noted, hogs, cows, and sheep activity summarized from Omaha and Lincoln reports.
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Great approval of Alaska pipeline
SIDNEY Neb AP Enthusiasm from Nebraska oil men greeted the U S Senate approval for the Alaska pipeline. Olin Mason of Sidney a member of the Nebraska oil and Gas Conservation Commission said he was elated by the action though it is fair and short. Mason said the pipeline if it wins complete Congressional approval will help the transportation situation in the Midwest because there will be more available oil for the west coast and possibly the Gulf refineries. That would take some pressure off refineries in the Denver region.
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Nixon to leave hospital for White House staff conference
President Nixon, cured of viral pneumonia, will depart Bethesda Naval Hospital Friday morning for the White House. He will be driven in with Henry Kissinger and aides for a staff conference, signaling his readiness to resume duties.
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Blair police chief resigns to join crime commission
Blair Police Chief Vern Prescher resigns to join the Governor's Crime Commission in Lincoln. A former Omaha officer, he will start August 5 while remaining a Blair resident. He has led Blair police for three years as applications open for his replacement.
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Omaha
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Blair Civil Service
Cards of Thanks for Emil Hake Death
Family and friends express heartfelt appreciation through the Telegram for support after the death of Emil Hake. Special thanks are given to Rey Borneman the quartet and many who sent food flowers and memorials. Also gratitude for cards letters gifts and well wishes during hospitalization and recovery.
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Aries to Pisces Horoscope Summary for Today
Aries through Pisces provide daily guidance on focus, finances, and social plans with emphasis on practical steps and timing. The column notes mood shifts, urges action in career and personal aims, and suggests evening social or cultural activity. It also warns against forcing talents or pressuring others.
July 1949 Lincoln Races Show Mixed Entries
Post time lines up a 8 race card at Lincoln with purses from 900 to 3200. Entries list horses with odd spellings and inconsistent spellings, including Captain Bim Cushie and Sweet Forever Ila Keenes Orel Nest, across seven races, with details on ages, claiming prices, distances, and jockeys.
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Two Texas women win Powder Derby
Ruth Hildebrand of Houston and Marian Burke of San Antonio win the 27th Powder Puff Derby in Elmira New York. They claim a $5,000 prize plus a $1,500 bonus from Cessna after a 2,542 mile race from Carlsbad California to Chemung County Airport.
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Peace hopes rise as Moscow Peking loom large in Vietnam effort
Saigon dispatch says Canada's ambassador to Greece, Michel Gauin, optimistic Moscow and Peking can influence peace in Vietnam. He criticizes Hungary and Poland for not denouncing Viet Cong cease-fire violations. Separately, South Vietnamese and Viet Cong plan staged releases of civilians and military personnel, with 262 civilians and 410 military members to be freed at multiple sites by July 28.
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Dainty Dollies Club Meeting At Pawnee Park Report
4 H notes from the Dainty Dollies Club meeting at Pawnee Park describe a treasure hut and topics on a lesson about beer dandy and kool kabobs. Reporters Lisa Ames and Jaci Fallick note the judging contest and aprons and fabrics judged at Susie Holmquist’s home.
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Flea Carnival to debut at Polk County Fair
Polk County Fair announces a new Flea Carnival in a recently acquired building. The event runs July 26 to 29 at the fairgrounds south of Osceola with a wide range of items for sale from exhibitors. Polk County Fair Board members include Henry Gallus president Ray Conrad secretary manager Aller Anderson treasurer and Jim Rosenquist Robert Tooker Mel Heibel Richard Klein Georgelinden Gilbert Lampshire Glen Peterson and Robert Killham.
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Palk County
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Ray Conrad
Aller Anderson
Jim Rosenquist
Stromsburg
Robert Tooker
Silver Creek
Mel Heibel
Shelby
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Polk
Glen Peterson
Stramsburg
Robert Killham
West Point Founded by Congress in 1802
United States Congress authorized the establishment of the Military Academy at West Point New York in 1802 with a core strength of five officers and ten cadets.
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Congress
Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Rites Friday for Beth C. Ager
Rites will be held Friday in Lincoln for Beth C. Ager 83 widow of the former Lincoln parks official She died Wednesday in Lincoln. The obituary notes her long service and ties to civic life in the city.
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