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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1976
Page
7
Officials project the 1975 wheat harvest at about 1.496 billion bushels based on May 1 conditions, a drop of 12 percent from 1974 due mainly to drought in the southwest. Despite losses, analysts cite multiple factors that suggest the final 1975 crop could still meet early expectations.
Platte County Register of Deeds lists transfers compiled by Columbus Credit Bureau. Transactions include James E. Garner and spouses to The Omaha National Bank interests. Roger A. Cross to The Omaha National Bank. Clifford H Hunteman to Clifford H and Nadine Hunteman. William Oberhauser to self. Norman Osten to Lawrence and Rose Cattan. Larry Kohles to David L. Dale Hansen to Douglas A and Jacalyn Predrick-E. Kenneth Greiner to McDonalds Corp. Albert Houser to Dennis Bequette. Robert Irish to Lynda Irish. Lena Kaplan to Kenneth Jerke. Joseph Crumley to Wilburn Crumley. Kenneth Jerke to McDonalds Corp. Behlen Community Hospital to Power District. Johnny Wenning to Larry Cagle. Walter Larson to self. Hazel Hinck widow to Dolores Murcek. Fred Leonhard to Kenneth Jerke. Henry Anderson to Evelyn Willis. Edmund Pilakowski to David Coder. Donald Uphoff to Dale Han. Arthur Siefken to Siefken heirs. Larry Fischer to Lindsay Mfg. Co. These cover lots, blocks, and various subdivisions across Platte Center, Hyland Acres, North Gate, and other locales.
The Honor Society of Junior Colleges adds seven new members from Ase on the meeting agenda with special guests Mr and Mrs Joseph Preusser. L Butz notes favorable weather could lift 1976 grain harvests and keep retail food prices to a 3-4 percent rise despite new grain sales to Russia.
Albion Future Homemakers of America held its annual meeting Friday after a salad buffet luncheon. Officers were elected for the coming year with results announced at the gathering in Albion.
A Nebraska agricultural update notes 23 percent of counties report poor wheat and 8 percent good. By Monday nearly 38 percent of winter wheat had jointed, up from 20 percent last year. Topsoil moisture was short in 44 percent of counties and subsoil moisture in 78 percent. Fieldwork rose as farmers finish corn seedbeds and apply fertilizer. sorghum planting began in some areas.
AustiN The new pastor Clausen of Church of God was guest speaker at Zion Lutheran Church May Fellowship Day. Rev Clausen spoke on The Valiant Woman Esther from the Old Testament. Mrs Jerome Niedhardt served as program chairman.
Federal crop observers project Nebraska winter wheat output at about 94.4 million bushels down about four percent from last year. They cite dry fall weather and spring disease, with 2.95 million acres planted and farmers expecting to harvest about 87 percent of those acres.
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