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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
1
Futures trading on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Friday showed activity in livestock contracts with traders assessing supply demand and price trends amid shifting market conditions. The report notes price movements across cattle and hog futures as they respond to weekly supply data and global demand signals.
A sequence of thank you messages from families in North Platte and surrounding towns expresses gratitude for visits cards flowers and prayers after illnesses and the death of loved ones. Special thanks go to Pastor Bornemann for prayers and to local funeral homes and community members for support. The notice also mentions district architects planning a summer quarterly meeting in North Platte.
Texas producers say they will destroy up to 200000 broilers this week as a result of President Nixon’s 60 day price freeze on retail poultry. They warn of a looming feed grain shortage and possible severe impacts this fall. Texas ranked sixth in U.S. broiler production with about 200 million chickens produced in 1972.
Mortenson struck out 14 Colts and scored the winning run as Grenelles Orioles beat the Colts 5 4. Other Little League action saw the Giants rally to 18 3 over the Cubs, Yankees defeat the Daneers 35 1, and the Indians topple the Phillies 17 8 before losing to the Mets 6 1.
The Carr Telegram prints a change of address notice and subscription rates for a partnership newspaper in Columbus Nebraska. It lists carrier and mail rates across Nebraska areas and urges subscribers to notify the postmaster promptly with old and new addresses.
The column gives daily forecasts for all sun signs from Aries to Pisces. It mentions personal focus, relationships, and work themes with periods of the day where energies peak, advising caution in decisions and suggesting reflective moments, social activity, and practical steps to manage tasks and interactions.
Entries for Omaha track race card on Saturday June 23 reveal seven races with purses from 200 to 6000 dollars. Notable horses include Huskers Star No Boy and Vacation Note in early events and Sunrise Road Last Noble in later fields. numerous jockeys and owners are listed for claiming and allowance races across eight races with entries and also eligible horses.
Services will be held Monday for Logan County Sheriff Arthur Wylie, age 66, who died Thursday night at a North Flatte hospital after an apparent heart attack. Wylie served as sheriff in Logan County for 18 years.
An old advertisement promotes real estate sales training by mail from the Byron Reed Institute of Real Estate, a division of Byron Reed Company. It claims home study, privacy, and state licensing exams, promising quick completion and career opportunities for graduates.
Prosecutors and police officials hailed the decision widening obscenity definitions and allowing local bans on books magazines plays and films that offend community standards. Critics warned of overreach while industry figures warned of chilling effects on free expression nationwide.
Epilepsy Council of Lancaster and Epilepsy League of Grand Island have filed to form 19 subchapters of the Nebraska Epilepsy League. The state group approved applications at a recent meeting and received a merit certificate from the national organization for outstanding efforts to aid people with epilepsy. State president William R. Woodruff announced board additions Ann Barton Lincoln Mrs James E Halin Tecumseh Mrs Donald Jensen Lincoln and Mrs C Burnet Terman Grand Island.
The Russian space dog Laika became the first living being to travel in outer space aboard Sputnik IT in 1937, marking a historic milestone in space exploration.
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