Cards of Thanks to Bohlen Hospital Caregivers
I express gratitude for the cards visits and wonderful care received during my recent stay at Bohlen Hospital. Special thanks to Local 244 Congas and my fellow employees at Dale Bleedramies for the beautiful mowers and fists. I also thank Father Regis and Father Basil for their df, it sits, Mrs. Frank Schwartzer.
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Stock Market Returns From New York Today
New York Stock Exchange closes with mixed results as industrial, transportation, and utility sectors move. The Dow Jones index falls about 1 percent while financials edge lower and utilities rise slightly.
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Pearl Buck Funeral Held on Bucks County Farm
Services were held for Pearl Buck at her Bucks County farm where she selected the gravesite in the soil. The Chinese missionary daughter, author of 85 books including The Good Earth and Tacit Faith, won Pulitzer and Nobel prizes and died Tuesday in Vermont with a private funeral.
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Telegram partnership notices from Columbus Neb
An OCR fragment shows partnership notices for TUE CARH TELEGRAM, listing address 1284 22h Avenue Columbus Neb and subscription rates. It references delivery areas, mail rates, and forwarding instructions for subscribers in Nebraska and other states. The text is garbled but indicates newspaper subscription terms and address changes.
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Livestock Market Report From Omaha Nebraska
Livestock quotations show steadiness for barrows and gilts with slight gains for sows and cattle. Steers and heifers rise about 25.80, cows up to 2.50, feeders 1.50 higher, with several loads of high grade steer and heifer lots and mixed quality meat lambs strong in slaughter demand.
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London commuters stranded as drivers strike disrupts transport
AP reports chaotic return home for London travelers as two of three bus services operate while rail strikes persist. Across Britain industrial action hits hospitals and gas supplies, with hospital staff walkouts and a nationwide blackout on energy and industry pressures.
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Old Bailey Criminal Court
More poultry in school lunches
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department will supply more poultry to national school lunch programs due to high beef and pork prices. The USDA announced that turkeys will be bought for the lunch program as donations of beef and pork fall short this year.
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Horoscope fragment ARIES through PISCES with advice
Readable parts show a 12 sign horoscopy with dense, noisy text. It lists ARIES through PISCES with dates and fragmented guidance on mood, finances, and daily actions. Several entries mention behavior, planning, and temperament, with scattered references to personal care and practical tips.
Parity ratio signals stronger farm prices in 1974
Washington reports the farm price parity ratio for 1974 showing a strong start with January at 80 percent and February at 82 percent, the highest monthly reading since 1966. Analysts note higher livestock and grain prices plus record prices received by farmers, though expenses rose too. Economists caution the ratio is a rough short term gauge, with expectations of possible weakness later as meat and grain supplies expand.
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Schmit to push override on two vetoes in legislature
Lincoln AP Sen. Loren Schmit of Bellwood says he will try to urge the legislature to override Gov. Exon’s vetoes of two bills. The measures would fund state patrol lawyers and provide 60 12 for legal advisers to assist in prosecutions of drug law violations.
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Sioux City man fined sentenced in kidnapping case
Sioux City man Christopher Auster Hoss, 22, was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to five years in the Iowa State Penitentiary by Woodbury County District Court for kidnapping a six year old girl last October. He was convicted February 27 and faces a pending rape charge in Plymouth County District Court. Judge D. M. Pendleton presided.
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Revised beef grading rules identified young bulls in grading
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department adopted new grading standards to identify beef from young bulls in supermarkets for the first time. Beginning July 1 the revised rules will treat bullock meat like steer beef when graded by federal agencies.
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Review of broiler output shows record 157 billion dollar value
Agriculture Department reports 1972 broiler output across 22 states valued at 157 billion dollars, with live-bird price 14.1 cents per pound and total slaughter near 1.7 billion birds. Costs and competition from beef and pork may trim 1973 plans. analysts note high feed prices clouding outlook.
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State lottery bill to be heard next week in Nebraska
Lincoln AP reports the upcoming week will feature public hearings on seat belt requirements, a state lottery bill, water fluoridation, and UNL Lincoln College of Agriculture reorganization. Fifty three measures are slated as the Legislature nears the end of committee hearings for 1973.
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Weather system drenches eastern half. heavy snow inland
The eastern half of the nation faced cloudy wet weather with heavy snow in central Arizona and New Mexico. Drizzle and fog plagued the Plains while thundershowers dotted parts of the Mississippi Valley and southern Atlantic states. Afternoon temps ranged from 2 at Rock Springs to 82 at Key West. Dining guests included Francis Schmidt, Mary Kraus, and Rose Brockhaus visiting the Fugger household in Platte Center.
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Farm fertilizer crunch sparks calls for priority aid
Industry spokesman Sir Edwin M Wheeler of the Fertilizer Institute warns that with fuel shortages and tighter natural gas supplies, the United States faces its first postwar risk of restricted food production. He urges government action giving fertilizer manufacturing priority to secure gas feedstock and argues that shortages could hit farm output unless natural gas is prioritized. Wheeler cites a January farm equipment layoff in Nebraska as part of broader production disruption.
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