Livestock prices and local accidents in Nebraska report
Friday markets show cattle and hogs with prices mixed and limited offerings, led by weaker hogs and steady cows. Ou tlook notes weekly receipts and a 3.30 to 7.00 higher week close for sheep. Shelby reports two-car weekend accidents involving local men David White and Reggie Nekl, with Nekl seriously injured and hospitalised after leaving the road and hitting a tree. sheriff investigates.
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Omaha
Nebaer
USDA
Shelby
David White
Sol
White
Reggie Nekl
Lone Star
Nekl
Columbus
Regan Mercy
Polk County Sheriff's Office
Genoa Museum Director Featured On NTV Talk Show
Genoa Museum director Alan Atkins, a Nance County Historical Society member, appeared on last Sunday's Home and Farr Show on NTV Network. He spoke on Indian history and Nance County as a historic Indian stronghold, and highlighted Genoa and Fullerton museums with artifacts. Donna L. Simpson earned a 4.0 average in spring quarter.
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Alan Atkins
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Nance County
Telegram subscription notice and address details
The Telegram announces subscription rates for Columbus and nearby counties, lists mail and carrier options, and instructs readers to report address changes to the post office and Telegram office. It includes long-form address blocks and notes delivery days and regional pricing structures.
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Colreve
Neb
Suayt
Hen
Chanteau
Delwares
Columbus
Pate
Booce
Burnt
Collar
Mersick
Nebraska
Kest
Columoie
Summer Rhapsody Meeting Headlines Luncheon
Shelby reports a Summer Rhapsody themed luncheon with Mmes Paul Smith Bud Abbott Leonard Hiemer Henry Augustin Norval Augustin and Lois Haslett as hosts. Decorations featured mixed flowers and candles. Bridge with ten tables provided entertainment. high honors went to Mrs Marilyn Handersheidt second to Mrs Fern Scott third to Mrs Lenora Smith and consolation to Mrs Byi Euse.
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Shelby
Mmes
Paul Smith
Bud Abbott
Leonard Hiemer
Henry Augustin
Norval Augustin
Lois Haslett
Marilyn Handersheidt
Fern Scott
Lenora Smith
Byi Euse
Miss Johnson Named Employee of the Month at Center
Debra Johnson LPN at St Elizabeth Community Health Center in Lincoln was honored as employee of the month and received four $50 savings bands. She is the daughter of Verlin Johnsons and a Vermodialysis technician, trained in Lincoln with special hemodialysis training at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha.
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Osceola
Debra Johnson
St Elizabeth Community Health Center
Lincoln
Miss Johnson
Verlin Johnsons
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Sealed bids for a 1874 limousine type ambiance vehicle
Public notice from Columbus Nebraska seeking sealed bids until 2:00 p.m. Wednesday July 1874 for a fully equipped limousine type ambiance. Specifications available at City Clerk-Treasurer office. City reserves right to waive technicalities and reject bids.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Coluateus
Leo A. Boettcher
Horoscope page offers mixed guidance for signs and children
A crowded, garbled horoscope page lists TAURUS VIRGO LEO and other signs with predictions about relationships career and family. It includes notes on CHILDREN education and travel, with fragmented lines and numerous OCR errors but key entities such as months and zodiac signs appear. The piece also mentions guidance on parenting and schooling.
Marvel favors cutting sales tax one cent in Nebraska
Nebraska State Sen. Richard Marvel backs a one cent sales tax cut to trim a state surplus over 64 million while warning a Nebraska Supreme Court decision could affect local school funding. He says the cut would need restoration within two years and criticizes Gov. Exon for surplus levels. Marvel questions funding impacts of LB772 and notes highway needs in western Nebraska. He also cites the court ruling's potential broader impact on education funding and opposes full state funding for community colleges.
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Lincoln
Neb
Richard Marvel
Nebraska Supreme Court
Marvel
J. James Exon
Exon
Norbert Tiemann
Fxon
Nebraska
Lnck
Public hearing notices in Columbus and Butler Township Nebraska
Two notices announce hearings by local authorities. Columbus city council schedules a July 3 1914 hearing on moving a building, with location details and hearing time in the council chamber. Butler Township sets July 12 1974 at 8 00 P M for budget hearing, with fund breakdowns and clerk offices for details.
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Nebraska
Council Chamber
City Hall
Colmbus
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Platt
Butler Township
Platte County
Poverning
Duncan Fire Hall
Eligibility for Basic Education Opportunity grant details
Persons wishing to attend a pay is secondary school may be eligible for a Basic Educational Opportunity Grant ranging from 50 to 80 dollars. The grant is non repayable and requires an application to establish financial need. Post high school education must begin after April 1973 and the student must attend a qualifying institution full time as a citizen or non immigrant resident of the United States.
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Eigite
U.S
Noise Reduction Claim From Bell Lab Reveals High Reflection Elimination
A Bell Telephone System Laboratory at Murray Hill NoJ reports that 99.98 percent of reflected sound is eliminated in a quiet set place. The finding highlights advances in acoustic control and sound isolation within the research facility.
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Bell Telephone System
Murray Hill
Noj
Shere
Milk price cut six cents per gallon in Omaha
Dairies in the Omaha area will lower wholesale milk prices by six cents a gallon next Monday. Grocery stores already reduced their price about one cent per gallon in anticipation. The drop follows a reduction in raw silk costs charged to area dairies by the Central States Division of Milk America Dairymen Inc, with raw milk prices falling from 9.73 to 8.33 per hundredweight, about seven cents per gallon. Chain store milk prices were around 1.43 a gallon on Thursday.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Suerte
Sald
Central States
Mili- America Dairymen Inc
Rebekah Meeting Attendees in Rising City Last Week
Rebekah meeting in Rising City drew attendees including Shelby Mines Mabel Kumpf Nora Daim Emmy Schlesinger Mildred White and Sarah Smith The state Assembly Warden Helen Fransisco of Minden attended The Want Ads will do it for selling notices and announcements.
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Shelby — Mines
Mabel Kumpf
Nora Daim
Emmy Schlesinger
Mildred White
Sarah Smith
Rebekah
Rising City
State Assembly
Helen Fransisco
Minden
4-H NOTES SUNSHINERS MEETING AT NYFFELER HOME
The Sunshiners met at Barb and Brenda Nyffeler's home with Connie Rosno and Ann Podraza presiding. Guests included Mrs Roy Wyfteler. They discussed the fair projects and record books and the meaning of 4-H. Next meeting at Lisa Polraza's. reporter Debbie Dash.
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Dune 2
Barb
Brenda Nyffeler
Connie Rosno
Ann Podraza
Roy Wyfteler
Danny Micek
Lisa Polraza
Debbie Dash
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