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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1974
Page
1
Omaha market data show hogs with barrows and gilts around 1.00 lower, sows 50 to 1.00 lower, cattle mixed with prime steers around 71.00 to 75.00 and high choice primes up to 39, reports include loads and ranges for weights from 970 to 1,350 pounds and various classes. Cows and bulls quoted softer with many value ranges, cannery and cutter categories listed.
Reports from several 4 H clubs note meetings at various homes. Gay Shermanettes discuss dresses and color choices while practicing sewing on buttons. Super Six review fair projects and fabric selection. Sprinkling Stars decide against a fair booth and demonstrate crafts. Happy Go Lucky inspect finished fair projects and a cover up demo. Merry Mixers share apple crisp, tie dyers, bulletin boards, and judged boxes.
Lincoln Nebraska officials plan to shift a federal program to state management to curb pollutants in public waters. The switch预计 around June 20 with the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System under state control. Industries livestock feeders must obtain permits and a hearing on pollutant analysis is scheduled.
The item shows a noisy notice for The Omar Telegram Partnership at 1164 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska with subscription and delivery details. It lists delivery areas including Columbus and nearby towns, and annual mail rates. A change of address instruction to subscribers is included.
A feature on audiophiles and high end stereo systems notes how eager buyers pay thousands for component towers, tuners, amplifiers, and speakers. It traces upgrades as a lifestyle, with quotes from dealers and buyers, and contrasts costly setups with table radios.
In Tacoma Washington a backyard void has devoured 162 used tires over years. James Johnson fears a growing cavity may keep sinking items as it deepens to thirty two feet, with metal and debris found at the bottom. The tires vanished first and the mystery widens as prior fill also disappeared.
AP report notes farm price index fell four percent from April 15 to May 15 with declines led by cattle hogs wheat and cotton while hay and game birds rose. Compared with a year earlier the index was up seven percent, at 175 percent of 1987 base. Retail food costs eased slightly in April but middlemen margins limited savings.
Omaha AP notes Friday top butcher hog price reached $26.50, the lowest since May 1972, with receipts around 8,000. Bulk hogs 200-240 lb at 25.50-26.50, 240-270 lb 22.50-26.25, 270+ lb around 20.75-21.50. Cows steady with bulk beef grades 23.00-26.20, canners lower, few small lots of fat lambs at 48.00.
A scrambled horoscope page lists signs Aries to Pisces with offbeat phrases on personality traits, love, work, and advice. It includes multiple typos and garbled lines but preserves a theme of daily guidance and a separate birth notice about a child born today and broad educational tips.
County of Platte Nebraska invites sealed bids for a year of materials and supplies for roads starting July 3 1971 to June 30 1972. Estimates include gasoline diesel fuel propane antifreeze motor oil transmission grease surfacing gravel armor coal gravel structural steel and more. Bidding blanks and specs available from the County Highway Superintendent with a Ten Dollar deposit refundable on return.
A church in Augsburg Bavaria houses what is claimed as the world’s oldest stained glass window dating to 1030. The glass offers a rare glimpse into early medieval artistry and liturgical colorwork preserved through centuries.
Estate notices inform that all claims against Julius Adolf Lueschen deceased must be filed by September 1974 or forever barred. A hearing on claims is set for September 6 1974 at 10 AM in the county court.
Notice proclaims a Platte County Nebraska Democratic convention in Columbus at the District Court Room June 6 to organize with officers and to elect delegates and committeemen for each precinct and conduct related business as required. Bill Schneider chairs Platte County Central Democratic Committee.
A moral essay argues that wicked living prospers briefly but God delays judgment. It cites biblical stories of a Sunday farmer and a rich man in hell to urge treasuring heaven over earthly wealth. Free booklet offer for "Acres of Morriery" via Box 327, Ripomrrenn, NJ. 07657, Derr. CT.
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