Livestock Market Prices Across Omaha Region Report
USDA livestock quotes show hogs higher with barrows and gilts at 2.00 to 3.00 higher, sows up to 2.00 higher, steers strong to 4.00 higher, heifers mixed, cows 27.00 to 28.50, spring slaughter lambs down, ewes up. Cattle and calves receipts noted. frozen pork bellies and hogs listed with regional price ranges and futures-style figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bait Eal Mathe
Tietonean Boca Rtm
Omaha Livestock Omatia
USDA
Livestoc
Choice
Carre Telegram Partnership Notice From Columbus Neb
Fragmented notice from The Carre Telegram Partnership at 2H 7th Avenue Columbus Nebraska references subscription rates and delivery terms. It mentions Sunday and holiday editions, payment by card, and the desire to address mail and delivery details for subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carre Telegram
7Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Hal
Fifteen for Fifteen invites Chamber members to meet
Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce members will join President Max Kiburz and Manager Rah Law in a new "Fifteen for Fifteen" program. Fifteen members will each spend 43 minutes in informal coffee sessions discussing the Chamber's role in community development and policy ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombers
Columbus Area
Kibure
Family Movie at Columbus Theater This Week
A G rated film Where the Red Fern Grows comes to the Columbus Theater on Thursday and plays through next Wednesday. Starring James Whitmore Reverly Garland Jack Ging and Lonnie Chapman this true story brings a family friendly adventure to local screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Theater
Wilson Nawls
James Whitmore
Reverly Garland
Jack Ging
Lonnie Chapman
4 H Notes Palle Kookles Meeting Minutes
Two 4 H meetings held at Alis Longnecker s home and Lucinda Bison s home elected officers Pauly Kudron Julie Longnecker Kerry Mace Nancy Longnecker and Jeanette Longnecker served as reporters A Cinnamon rolls demo by Jeanette Jeanette Paula Sheree and Jeanette Lonnecker and a Beefcorn Dandy demo by Lainie Katrina Bisson were presented at the gatherings Discussed fair and Platte Center Fourth of July parade plans and other notes Cheryl Dreifurst reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palle Kookles
Alis
Longnecker
Oficers
Pauly Kudron
Julie Longnecker
Kerry Mace
Nancy Longnecker
Jeanette Longnecker
Paula Kudron
Sheree Moore
Jeanette Lonnecker
Lucinda
Katrina Bison
Platte Center
Lainie
Datrina Bisson
Cheryl Dreifurst
Ak-Sar-Ben horse entries and race results overview
Thursday program at Ak-Sar-Ben features multiple race purses from 1 160 to 47 500 dollars with listed entrants such as No Boy, Lively, and Romero across the first through ninth races. The card notes eligible and noneligible entries, with final purse details and notable names including King, Rosny, and Kathys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ak-SarRen Reis Enfrim
Tear Olds
Craims Peter
Shiss Lucky Nickie
Kenny
Ceotiny
Bangwoar
Miraveseau
Reigh — KunilDhe
Prinze
Cebderu
Corin
Lyrne
Berg
Kimber Laay
Sain Maries — Bellew
Rocky Pes — Reeves
Belotre
Dare
Wiindos
Phamie Coreh
Romtane
Bee — Hit
Uroussesy
Poona
Dealharede
Eugady
Sail —Nefosy
Ticht
Folco — Curie
Pirother
Evegie
Kentucky Gammler
Furor
Ballte Tits — Cary
Kuniteye
Deatelts Bate
Gunea
Destiey
Heather Fe — Remets
Lady Dare
Roy
Rosadroutit
Freiguer— Meier
FIETH
Jove
Clsimin Price
Perea
Hapa Todor
Toy
Um Reese
Cette Reain
Fries — Jones
Hemizelle Bay
Uiesereratm
Srsenanel
Srsenanel — No Boy — HY Lake da
Orion
Romero
Coutor Caan
Ecclay
Wdi
Biothee
Gabe al
Texas Heritage
Coddiney
Roane
Tha — Ho
Boy
Nebraska trust seeks to split Colman Foundation assets
In Diller Nebraska the Cole man Foundation trustees ask Jefferson County District Court to distribute remaining assets among four charities. The plan allocates four percent to the Nebraska Children's Vision Society of Omaha and the rest to Martin Luther Home Beatrice Epworth Village York and Child Savings Institute Omaha. The foundation originated from Andrew T Colman estate intended for a boys orphanage in Diller established in January but closed 18 years later. Relatives push for asset transfer through an alternate arrangement while the petition argues the four charities best fulfill Colmans charitable goal for orphan children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Neb
Jefferson County
Colewan Foundation Inc
Oif Biller
Nebraska Ileat Itatione
Advanta
Jauindicapy
Nebraska Childrens Venue Society of
Omaha
Martin Luther Home
Beatrice
Epworth
York
Chuld Sayings Institute
Andrew TI. Colman
Jai
Céirl
Colman
Ruling on Nebraska highway funds looms Monday
Federal Judge Warren Urbom weighs whether Norbert Tiemann may withhold 89 million dollars in federal highway funds over 42 tourist attraction signs from 1972. Testimony covers hearing rights, inflation effects, project timing, and sign regulations while Nebraska argues for an injunction to protect state projects and federal guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Web
CAPA
ULB
Norbert Tiemann
Nebraska
Warren K. Urbom
Tiermann
Federal Highway Administration
Asst
U.S. Atty
Steve Muchberg
Secretary of Transportation
Atx
Federal Highway Administrator
Coeny
Welch
Tiemann
Urbom
the &Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Alehberg
Edwin J. Kels
Higiany Sdministralian
Anutter
Urbam
Cea Fram
State Department of Roads
Jack Pillmann
Roads Department
George Kelly
Charles F. Nutter
Wetom
Nuller
Welty
Raymond
Hogrefe
Hoprefe
Hogiele
Welly
Nutter
Amr
Tingrefe
Columbus Nebraska Ordinance Amends City Meetings and Clerk Powers
The city of Columbus Nebraska passes Ordinance No 361 amending sections of Chapter 6 Title I of Ordinance 1023 to set council meetings on the first Tuesday after elections, define vacancies and attendance rules, and repeal conflicting sections. The measure reorganizes the council after elections and sets dates, times, and methods for notices and appointments.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Mual
Ote Courtel
Crammell
Regilar
Amonih
Council
Meyer
Jan
Babat C. Kinzer
Frederick W. Gerber Jr
Columbus Nebraska notices include liquor license, real estate sale and ordinance update
The City of Columbus Nebraska posts notices across several topics. Applicants Fredrick A Ven Winkle and Jack D Legenza seek a dance license at 134 27th Avenue. council hears protest and recommendations on July 3, 1974. A sale of real estate is authorized under Ordinance No 2360 with Bryant buyers. price set at 100 dollars, 30 percent elector objections by June 26, 1974 trigger sale feasibility. Ordinance No 2262 amends city code to address elective office vacancies, officer removals, and surrender rules, detailing qualification timelines and appointment procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick A. Ven Winkle
Jack D. Legenza
City Council
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Nebraska
City OF
Leo A. Roeticher
Aayor
Jeanard A. Bryant
Jo Afin Bryant
Gily of Columbus Fote
Leona Bryant
Jo Ann Bryant
12Th Street
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Righbor Way
16Th Avenue
Union Partitle Rairoad Company
Platte County
Bryant
Yemilay
Eby
City OF Columbus
Frederick A Gerber
Frederick W. Gerber
Leo A. Boelleher
Leo A. Boettcher
Sly Clera
Coluatell
Bration
Fredrick A. “van Winkle
Wale Lounge
Gumnnibus
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Claus G
Nebraska Linns Irol Commission
City ordinance on removal charges and council procedures
Removal and trial procedures for officers are clarified with charges in writing, service requirements, and immediate police option. Amendments cover removal charges hearing, failure to appear, and notice formats. The ordinance also revises removal definitions, effective upon passage and publication. June 1975 adoption by Mayor and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Deunk Enness
Trealy
Crete
Weiting
Han
Preson
Wits
Betoit C
Kinzer
Preterick W
Gerbet Jr
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Fragments From Unreadable Page
A jumble of zodiac signs and stray guidance appears, offering vague predictions for ARIES TAURUS MOON CHILDREN and others. Advice touches on temper, appearance, plans, secrecy, and personal progress amid unclear, garbled text and misread phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Taye Ta Auden
Taurus
Moon Children
Corvall
Fo Sen
Mary Viesive
Marilyn Monroe Autobiography Ghostwritten by Ben Hecht
New York AP report says Marilyn Monroe's My Story was ghostwritten by Ben Hecht for Doubleday. Publisher Sol Stein stated Hecht authored the manuscript from interviews conducted with the late film star, but Doubleday never published the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Cirillel
Ben Hecht
Sol Stein
Stein and Nay
Hecht Auginalls
Doubleday
Liquor License Notice and Court Sale Notices
Public notices list a Nebraska liquor license application for Starting Wale Lounge at 454-27th Avenue Columbus with city approval processes and protest rights. It also details an executor sale of Pauline Zywiec’s real estate in Columbus Platte County to be held July 2, 1974 with terms, down payment, and balance on confirmation under Judge Gerald Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatte County
Nebraska
Frank Zywiec
Palline Zywiec
Wotec
Mitvanl
Gerald
Rouse
County Court of Plate Coty
Agretian
Columbus
Platte Cariily
Pintle County
Ted
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Esmark
Firestone
Goodrich
Furiae
Beth
Boeing Co
Borden
Inleest_P
Brunsiwik
Chrysler
GM Jova
Lota
Curtis Wert
Salewa
Rob Dite Ua Signal Co
Sperry R Beed
Texaco
Uni
Uniroyal
Westzy el
Wickes Cp
Winnebago
Dow
Chicago
Chigagg
APF
I Ue S
Fate Orans
Cmcago
Chicago Mercanile Exchange
Independence Bay
Labor
Netresta Fred “Lyzar Os
Ep. Ing
TB Hebrasba
Butch — Romero
Aue
Gunite
Erate
Bos Seniry
Janes
NP Fast Tikger
Siktil Race — Povve
Jiyear Kis
Allardance
Sta Furknay
Dea Pas — Ey Noy
Ateor Senghis - Wii Ray
Wire Nazee — Syeiluer
NP Heralgic — Wa Boy
Wired
Ambac — Facarien
Pazy
Lively
Kami
Deleng
Drretle
NS Epening Service
Om Silt
ELIOC
Cherri Ar
Freday Patri Pelich — Durcrade
Sohiled
Potter Pram
Poon Pritt
Leena Tate
Revienne
Mill — Peweber
Harvent — Jores
Mune
Dyereshik
Alkwanke
Tim
Imabel
Wihiled
Hace Mott
Nuese
Candef
Jones
Eara
Mayers
King
Gee HM
McBrice
Ergle
Brack
Durcumtenu
Ces Beller
Dan
Satacs
Cookie Gas
Beicog
Robe — Ecotfey
Rukey Split
Hilt
Tao A. Boettcher Oo
Scorpio
Aquarius Clan
Ake
Erly
Muse
Leo A. Roettcher
The
Eatale
Pauline Zywieg
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