Stock Market Today Cols Telegram Common Stocks Midday
New York and Columbus reports show multiple stocks with prices and changes. Dow Jones 30 industrials at 874.61 up 0.47, transports 171.42 up 1.32, utilities 86.24 down 0.10, 65 stocks 266.65 up 0.39.
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New York
UPI
AllisChal
Alcoa
T&t
Bendix
Boeing
Eastman
Exxon
Firestone
Fruehauf
Gam Sko
GenDyna
Elec
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Goodyear
IBM
Nick
Iowa P&l
Johnson
Kennecott
Kopper
Kresge
Kroger
Litton
Lockhd
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Nat Bisc
Olin Corp
Qwensil
Penney
PepsiCola
Pfizer
Phil Pet
Procterg
Revlon
Rockwell
Dow Jones
Indus
Trans
Livestock Futures Report From Chicago Markets
Open, high, low and latest quotes show live cattle and frozen pork bellies trading across several contract months. Notable figures include live cattle August around 48.60 and frozen pork bellies August near 80.40 with activity across October, December and February positions.
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Chicago
UPI
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
UPI notes Omaha livestock trading with hogs 4000, prices mostly steady to 2 percent lower than Thursday. Hog weights 200-325 lb show varied bids from 53.75 to 58.50 per cwt, sow values 47.00 to 49.00. Cattle and calves 4400 with limited slaughter trade and few cutter cow sales. Sheep at 25 head, not enough to test. Monday estimates project cattle and calves at 6000, hogs at 5000, sheep at 600.
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Omaha
UPI
Columbus Telegram Address and Subscription Notice
The notice provides delivery and mail subscription rates for Columbus and surrounding counties in Nebraska. It lists monthly and yearly prices and instructs subscribers to report address changes to the local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram.
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Columbus
Neb
Platte Me
Butler
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Polk
Nebraska
Sime Focal
Columbus Telegram
Dinner honors Sister Karen on her birthday at Wagner Lakes
A birthday dinner for Sister M. Karen was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Warholeski of Columbus at their Wagner Lakes cabin Sunday with guests including the Muhlman, Micek, Rosno, and Badstieber families of Columbus. Additional visits noted from Milwaukee and Omaha. A separate note covers a square dance in Shelby at the Legion Hall with Ted Vogt as caller. next dance is July 28 at 8 30 p.m.
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Helen Rush
Leo Stec
Herman Krings
Beverly
Shelby
Square Dance Club
the Legion Hall
Ted Vogt
Long backs irrigation projects amid environmental critiques in Nebraska
Don Long secretary treasurer of the Nebraska State Irrigation Association urged support for irrigation developments under fire from environmental groups. He argued that opponents exaggerate pollution and wildlife risks while neglecting water shortages and river dries. He cited Platte River flows and Loup river reductions due to pump irrigation and urged storage, recharge, and return-flow solutions to sustain agriculture and fisheries.
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Holdrege
Neb
UPI
Don Long
Nebraska State Irrigation Association
Long
Platte
Enders Reservoir
Frenchman River
Imperial
Grand Island
Blue River
Loup
Sandhills
Mid-State
Augustins Host Dinner Guests in Shelby
Sunday afternoon and evening entertaining featured Mrs. Maxine Snider with her mother Mary Mickey, Rod Jackson of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson of Minot AFB North Dakota. Evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Norval Augustin and their grandson Ryan Forney, who is the great grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Augustin.
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Shelby
Henry Augustin
Maxine Snider
Mary Mickey
Rod Jackson
Lincoln
Richard Jackson
Minot Afb
N.D
Norval Augustin
Ryan Forney
Ryan
Junior Service Club Hikes and Roast at St Edward Park
St Edward M W A Junior Service Club met at St Edward Park for a business session followed by a hike and games. Items were brought back for judging and a weiner and marshmallow roast completed the gathering. Members not in other 4th of July parade activities were asked to assemble at 9 30 a.m. to assist the M W A marching unit.
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ST. Edward
M.W.A
St. Edward Park
Man who killed wife refuses parole in San Quentin
L Ewing Scott, 78, declares he will not accept parole offered in November and may stay in San Quentin. He demands exoneration from guilt, insists his wife Evelyn disappeared in 1955 in Los Angeles, and questions the grand jury’s authority in indicting him. His birth is noted in Lincoln, Nebraska, with family details.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
L. Ewing Scott
Scott
Jerry) Brown
California
Evelyn
Los Angeles
Bel Air
Los Angeles County
Union Pacific to abandon 19.3 mile Kearney branch segment
Union Pacific plans to seek federal approval to abandon 19.3 miles of its Kearney branch between Arnold and Stapleton due to low traffic. From last June to this May only 62 freight cars moved, averaging 3.2 per mile. upgrades would cost about 37 thousand dollars to bridges and 300 cars of ballast, with trains running three days a week to Arnold.
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Omaha
UPI
Union Pacific Railroad
Kearney
Arnold
Stapleton
O.A. Durrant
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gandy
Durrant
Weekend Aries Through Pisces Horoscope for June 28 1975
Astro for Saturday provides daily guidance across the zodiac with emphasis on relationships, finances, and social plans. Each sign advises practical actions and cautions for harmonious outcomes during the day.
Economist Appointed UN Economic Affairs Officer
Dr. Craig MacPhee an associate professor of economics at the University of Nebraska Lincoln campus has accepted a one year appointment as an economic affairs officer for the United Nations.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bridge bidding and hand evaluation in standard play
The article explains suit biased responses over notrump in standard American bidding. It analyzes a South hand with 13 high cards, 4-3-3-3 shape, and a biddable heart suit, showing responses to partner rebids and the resulting game contract. It contrasts jump sequences and the potential outcomes if South had chosen notrump instead.
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South
North
Dinner Honored Former Lutheran Pastor in Grand Prairie
Following services at Zion Lutheran Church in Grand Prairie a dinner honored the Rev and Mrs Clifford Swanson of Kinistino Saskatchewan Canada with about 90 attendees. The Swansons traveled from Canada to visit relatives in Illinois and Minnesota before returning home.
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Claude Leverett
Bristow
Okla
Gladys Jenkins
Princeton
Ill
Tim Braun
Yuma
Ariz
John E. Soulliere
Rita
Lincoln
Jerome
Paul Soulliere
Bridge Question: Jump to Three Hearts After Two Hearts
In a four player bridge deal the bidding moves from one heart by you, partner raises to two hearts, then jumps to three hearts. Decide the best action and outcome. The prompt asks for the recommended bid or play and states the answer will appear tomorrow.
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South
North
Crafts festival at Shelby United Methodist meeting
The United Methodist Women Society of the Shelby church held a craft talent and gift festival on June 18 in the church basement with quilts fancy work foods painting and culture categories. Wanda Benda led the event and Josephine Hopwood led devotionals.
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Shelby
United Methodist Womens Society of the
United Methodist Church
Wanda Benda
Marie McMeekin
Josephine Hopwood
Gene Scow
Ron Coffin
Homer Ingalls
W.H. Kuntzelman
Roy Hartson
Chester Buchholz
Mmes
Clarence Funkhousery
Robert Hopwood
Rudy Davis
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Simmons
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Utd Corp
US Steel
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Woolwith
Omaha Livestock
27Th Avenue
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Karen
Leonhard
Conoco
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Augustins
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Camp Merrill
Fullerton
Susan Engel
Richland
Karne Bennett
Jay Rodehorst
Craig Anthony
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Tony Masek
Joe P. Nicolas
Bellwood
Anton Masek
Matt Glatter
Mary Nicolas
U.P
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Ues
Cirecracker
Photoland
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Highway 30
Pershing Rd
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