Hogs and cattle mixed prices in Omaha market report
Stock market today shows hogs 4 500, butchers up to 1.50 higher, various No 1 3 weight ranges around 49 collaring. Cattle and calves 3 700, yields and prices mixed with steers around 39.50 to 41. to 38.25 for certain weights, and cows lower or steady, with several lots and descriptions of Canadian shipment and market activity.
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Columbus Telegram Admits Local Postal Details
The Columbus Telegram announces subscription rates and delivery, noting daily publication with holiday editions. It provides change of address instructions, carrier delivery and mail options, and a contact phone for missed deliveries.
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Legislative Low Down by Senator Loran Schmit and Rep Thone
A Nebraska legislative excerpt contrasts EPA and OSHA impacts on farming and business. Sen Schmit cites labor intensive farming vs machinery, warning hunger if machinery limits persist. Rep Thone argues against waste and urges private sector jobs via the Jobs Creation Act, highlighting elder programs and tax reform. Virginia Smith and others discuss senior citizen programs and government funding.
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Three area students graduate cum laude at Midland Lutheran
Three Columbus area students earned cum laude honors at Midland Lutheran College in Fremont. Edward Kinzer of Columbus Candace Johnk of Schuyler and Dana Boden of Osceola were among the graduates. Dr. George Mendenhall of the University of Michigan spoke. Bachelor of Arts degrees went to Boden, Dobbe, Feye, Johnk, Mackenstadt Jura, Kinzer, Mark, Medinger, Nelson, Peterson, Svoboda and Rei Richard Svoboda.
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Candace Johnk
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Osceola
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Department of Near Eastern Studies
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Timothy Mark
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Lutheran women select delegates at Grace Ladies Aid meeting
Mrs Harold Janssen and Mrs Harvey Jepsen were chosen as delegates to the Lutheran Omaha event on June 7 and 8. Rev Paul Phillips spoke on Church History. May birthday honorees were Mrs Edwin Eden and Mrs Emil Novak. Mrs Harvey Jepsen hosted at the church parlors.
Confirmation Services Held at Trinity and Immanuel Lutherans
Four confirmands were received in a Sunday worship at Trinity Lutheran Church. Jean Sachs and Douglas Stevenson stood among those confirmed. At Immanuel Lutheran Julie Folken received church membership during the service directed by Rev. Pierce.
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Community Club Plans Monthly Activities and Clean-up Day
Leigh report shows 124 members with Robert Neuhaus as membership chair. June 6 clean-up day for the House of Yesteryear at Tri-County Club House. An old-fashion Settlers Picnic is planned for September 12 at Colfax County Fairgrounds. Volunteers aim for one activity monthly for seniors. Ticket sales for a drawing in July and new public library opening are noted.
Aquinas Students Win Scholarships From Nebraska Groups
Scholarships awarded to Aquinas High School students amount to 450 dollars per award from Seward Memorial Raymond Hain and 200 dollars nursing gift from the American Legion Auxiliary Nebraska Department. One student, Jeannette Berucha, and another, Mary Hilger, are named as recipients with four year values noted as 700 dollars per year for four years.
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Ford delays swearing in FEC members halting funds
President Ford delays swearing in five reconfirmed FEC members and holds up 3.4 million dollars in federal matching funds for himself and other presidential hopefuls. A sixth nominee, former Rep. William Springer, faces quick confirmation as the panel resumes with six members.
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