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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
1
Dow Jones and stock averages show mixed results as trading closes with the Industrials around 895.92 and Transports near 160, Utilities about 106.79, and the broad Stocks index near 276. Markets reflect slight shifts across major sectors amid ongoing trading activity in New York.
Market report shows live hog bids and weights at Omaha Friday with prices around 37.79 to 38.25 for 195 to 250 pounds, sows 32.74 to 34.00 for 350 to 650 pounds, and cattle and calves steady. Monday receipts forecast include slaughter cattle about 6,500 and hogs about 7,000, with sheep around 800. Chicago grain futures list quotes for wheat corn and oats with nearby and deferred contract prices and daily ranges.
Mrs Cyril Preister thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers and prayers during hospitalization. Special thanks to Father Regis and to neighbors for help. Ralph Steiner also thanks for cards flowers and prayers while in hospital.
Obscure newspaper line items note publication days and holiday closings. Subscription rates shown for carriers in multiple counties and by mail across Nebraska with yearly pricing. Change of address instructions request prompt filing with postmaster and Columbus Telegram.
Monroe residents entertain guests as Gene Abbott and family visit from California to attend memorial services for Dennis Laudenklos. Helen Wieseman of Redwood City arrives to visit her brothers Walter Boss and Ed Boss. Freda Hills and LaVerne Melbourn wed in Wilmington before visiting Reynold Ditter and Charles Nunnally families in Nebraska and Columbus. Glen Hillard of Streamwood with relatives over the holiday weekend.
Nearly 192 attendees marked the Rising City Alumni Banquet with the 70th graduation anniversary corsage for Miss Alice Hill of Lincoln. The Class of 1923 was honored on their 50th anniversary, with corsages, while multiple three generation families and members from classes of 1943, 1973, and others attended. Toastmaster Dean Truth introduced 1973 alumni. officers for the new year include Merle Hinze as president and Janice Ruth as treasurer.
Saturday racing card at Omaha features nine races from two thousand to six thousand dollar purses. Notable entries include No Boy, Sally Lay, and Lively with multiple owners and jockeys listed across events. Stakes include Breeders Sprint at six furlongs and regional Nebraska bred allowances, with entries from Van Berg Stable Inc and other regional outfits.
A jumbled astrology column gives Aries urging family harmony and careful speech, Taurus guidance on productivity and shopping timing, Gemini tips for savoring the day, and several signs from Cancer to Pisces with general mood and plans. It suggests practical steps, social kindness, and self-improvement, ending with a note on children born today.
Police investigated six non-injury accidents in Columbus on Thursday. Names and addresses linked to parked cars and minor damages include Wilks, Lowry, Gahan, McCarthy, Terry, Bartholomew Coffin, Preister, Jochum, Reeves and Canes. Albion NHS installs new officers Darrell Gross president Douglas Kunzman vice president Alicia Norskov treasurer Don Oliverius secretary Steve Johnson student council.
4 H notes cover 4 H beef project demos by Mark Lach singer and Diane Franemlorfer plus patterns and coffee cake layout. Apple crisp by cooking girls with judging of a coffee cake. Meetings held at Mary le Gronenthal and Karen Saalfeld homes. visitors Julie Goedeken and Durkop. County fair booth and song contest discussed.
Omaha mayor Edward Zorinsky said riverfront development funds totaling 2.5 million will be reduced as city budget requests exceed anticipated income by 9.2 million next year. The plan aims to trim spending while balancing the 1974 city budget.
State Agriculture Director Glen Kreuscher urged meat retailers to follow ad and label rules for meal products using textured vegetable protein. He cited widespread violations for calling veggie protein products hamburger, noting federal standards require 100 percent beef with no more than 40 percent fat.
The policy committee head says farmers have first claim on dwindling gasoline as planting season drives priority. Deputy Treasury Secretary William Simon testifies on domestic fuel supply while questioned by the Senate committee. In Nebraska Bond set at $4000 for Brian McLain, 25, arrested with 1600 pounds of marijuana in San Francisco.
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