Omaha live stock market report bids steady to higher
Omaha Neb AP live stock quotations show hogs 200-230 lbs steady to 50 cents higher for 200-250 lb ranges, sows unevenly strong, 200-400 lb hogs 23.50-28.00. Cattle trade steady to 50 higher with hes steady to strong, cows up about 30, heifers up to 38.00, choice steers around 39.25 with prime 1175-1375, 1,000-1,200 lb bulls 37-38. Sheep 500 head, spring slaughter lambs 15.50-46.00, ewes steady. Estimates: 5,500 cattle and calves, 6,900 hogs, 900 sheep Tuesday.
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Omaha
Neb
Social Security help stops in Columbus area communities
Social Security representatives will tour Columbus area communities over the next three months. Stops include Baylor City at the Courthouse on select dates, Fullerton at the Federal Building in unit times, Osceola at the Courthouse, and Schuyler and surrounding towns with specified morning sessions. The schedule lists dates, times, and locations for public access and assistance.
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Columbus
Baylor City
Jed Nam
Fullerton
Osceola
Alchuyler
Ak Sar Ben Race Entries and Purses Tuesday Race Day
Long list of Tuesday Ak-Sar-Ben entries for June 25 at Omaha with multiple races and purses. Names of horses, claiming prices, and owners appear in dense OCR text, including entries like Coup de Shane and Furiona across several races, alongside eligibility notes and apprentice allowances.
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Omaha
Ak-Sar-Ben
Tusday
Post Niepan
Furtonas
Caiteron
VC Ree
Shatkopt
Kunitshe
Suinging Uzleness
Jorn
Bobbi
Wanebets
Atoyers
NP Parey
See
Tarra
Aly
Ove Furiona
Starp Fetody
Catdéran
Vicker Capri
No Boy
Moraske
Jeune — Crady Luna
Aradersca
Patty
Inet
Morcro
Nik Maribequik
Deland
Veo Asiler
Ecole
Detorg
Tigress
Calderch
Pancethiow — Durousseau
Flealleg Dime
Wa ‘Surday
Hepey Herta Baxter
TB Ginger Lee
R— McBride
Oldy
Sa Fuelsway
Bott
Jores
Elma — Ro
Boy — Toefir
Congo
Pel
Livtkin Bares
Klog
Compton
Winger Fair — Ri Dr
Wiki Coal Grace
Caleron
Switer
Damics Ike
Git
Ne Doy
Dipay Sonat
Dan Whited
Encing No Boy
Telegram style newspaper notice from 1542th Columbus issue
Fragmented OCR shows a postal subscription notice for the OAR Telegram, listing delivery areas Colerbon Ned and others, daily publication with holiday exceptions, and subscription rates of 155 per year by mail in Nebraska and nearby states. It references address changes and telegraph services.
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Colerbon Ned
Burdoys
Dave
Mall
Golemburg
Ski i Platte
Beere
Juan
Collag
Marrick
Mane
Pottas
Peal el
Stig
Nebrasta
Horoscope for the Week Mixed Readings Across Zodiac
A jumble of dated and garbled zodiac entries suggests varied guidance from Aries to Pisces. It hints at caution with finances, steady progress in projects, and attention to personal health and cooperation with trusted associates. A note about a child born today mentions potential talents in sales or lab work.
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Scorpio
Elvic
Aquarius
Coating Vyeilte Associates
van Polof
Eit
District Court probation for uttering forged instrument
Michael M Deéfarth received two years probation after a Friday court action on charges of uttering a forged instrument. Vandalism saw rocks thrown at the State Farm Insurance office neon sign on 1670 38th Avenue Sunday per agent Rollie Davidson. Columbus firemen responded to a fire at 3216 2ard Avenue where a motor wire may have started the blaze but was extinguished on arrival. The Job's Daughters meet at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 tonight and the Book Review Club gathers 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs Clair Milter's home.
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Michael M. Deéfarth
State Farm Insurance Office
38Th Avenue
Rollie Davidson
Columbus
Alan Brewer
Clair Milter
One-Car Crash North of Humphrey Injures Driver Fat S. Ternus
A single vehicle crash one mile north and five miles west of Humphrey sent Fat S. Ternus of Humphrey to a Norfolk hospital after the car hit a bridge rail. Damage at Platte Center totaled $150. Police investigate break-in at Pawnee Park concession stand with no cash taken.
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Sheets
Lavesagena
Cray Lee Best Office
Humphrey
Fat S. Ternus
Norfolk
Platte Center
American Legion
Pawnee Park
Columbus
Community clubs and Masons events spark week
Soroptimists set a potluck for Wednesday June 26 at 6 30 pm at the club house with officers to be installed and a bake sale. York Rite Masons plan Most Excellent Master degree at the Masonic Temple Tuesday 7 30 pm for Orient Chapter No 18 Royal Arch Masons invited. Marriage licenses issued for Dale Marcek and Deborah Gates and Roge Burkey and Eunice Bliss with weddings planned in coming weeks. State Patrol reports a collision on Highway 81 near the weigh station outside Columbus causing 3000 to 4000 dollars in damage. one semi driven by Dale Bauer and a car driven by Alvin Jankey with minor injuries to Jankey spouses.
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Sere
York Rite
Masonic Temple
Orient
Royal Arch Masons
Dale D.marcek
8Th Avenue
Deborah D. Gates
2Th Street
United, Methodist Church
Roge D. Burkey
Eli Creek
Eunice L. Bliss
15Th Street
Sinai Lutheran
Fremont
State Patrol
Columbus
Dale Bauer
Wisconsin
Alvin Jankey
Bellwood
Jankey
Nebraska senators urge Justice probe into meat price fixing
Nebraska State Senators Laan Schmit and John DeCamp asked the Senate Commerce Committee for an immediate Justice Department investigation into alleged retail chain meat price fixing. They warned the independent livestock industry faces 60 to 90 days to live without action and cited studies that 75 percent of beef purchases are controlled by major chains. The pair, plaintiffs in a $1.5 billion suit against A&P and Safeway, urged swift action despite recent loan guarantees and school lunch purchases, calling for strong accountability.
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Washington
Nebraska
Laan Schmit
Bellwood
John DeCamp
Neligh
Justice Department
Schmit
DeCamp
Senate Commerce Committee
Agriculture Committee
He Sax
Oullets
Sehroutami
White House
Arr
A&p
Safeway
Vandals damage David City buses and vehicles
Police report a vandalism spree in David City causing about 300 in damages. Three Animas High School buses at Trowbridge Motors suffered damage along with six cars downtown and near the public high school. Stop arms bent, lights damaged, windows broken, and antennas vandalized. A basketball hoop, a church signal, and two street lamps also reported damaged.
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David City
Rodney Ainsworth
Animas High Schoo
Trowbridge Motors
First Baptist Church
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Richard Nanill
Revernor
Anne Batchelder
Immanuel Lutheran Church
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Russ Aerni
Republican Central Committee
Ralph Shuey
Ag Park
Ladies Gott — Ladies Golf Association
Lakeview
Future Homemakers of America
Kathy Kinzer
Kathy Goan
Buck’s Shoe Store
Selby
Naturalizer & Joyce
Quinn
Oxfords
Buck
Uder Guadlity Shoe Store
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13Th St. Columbus Phrome
Suna
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