Record U S farm exports rise in first nine months
Farm exports reached a near record value for the first nine months of the fiscal year, aided by higher unit prices despite dock strikes. July through March shipments totaled $6.97 billion with gains in cotton, tobacco, soybeans, dairy, cattle hides, fruits and vegetables.
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Don Kendall
Washington
U.S
Algo
Foreign Agricultural Service
Dewain H. Rahe
Economic Research Service
Oon
Rahe
Trust
Tlantic
Rabesaki
Japan
Columbus Telegram subscription and delivery notice
Announcement details subscription rates and delivery areas for the Columbus Telegram. It lists carrier and mail options, monthly and yearly prices, and change of address procedures for subscribers in Nebraska and other states.
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27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Cokmbbus
Nebraska
Colsbus
Platte
Boone
Siners Colne
Merrick
Manca Polk
Columbus Telegram
Meat import quotas tighten as 1972 figures released
USDA figures show first quarter meat imports total 242.9 million pounds, up 3 percent from a year earlier, with Australia shipping 101.6 million pounds and New Zealand 39.4 million. Officials say 1972 restraint levels support about one billion pounds for the year, while shipments could rise later.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Australia
New Zealand
Congress
Dvor. Wler
Agriculture
Marl J. Bote
USDA
United States
Problem solving on drought and fuel in Platte County
The note discusses extending soil moisture management to handle drought in Platte County crops. It explains water storage in soil, irrigation and conservation tactics, and advises testing gasoline fuels to prevent engine pinging. It also records various 4-H club meeting notes with member reports and activities.
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Platte County
Agroup
Nebraska feed cattle rise 13 percent on May 1
Nebraska cattle feeders held 1,375,000 cattle on feed as of May 1, up 13 percent from a year earlier according to the state federal division of agricultural statistics. The May 1 total was six percent lower than the previous month.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Division of Agricultural Statistics
Snowpack report signals divergent western water outlook
The U S Soil Conservation Service May snowpack report says Northwest irrigation farmers may see good to excellent water from mountain runoff this summer while Southwest streams face poor to failing conditions. Columbia and Missouri basins could exceed normal flows by 25 to 60 percent, but April dryness lowers expectations for many streams, with Arizona and the San Joaquin Valley projecting well below average runoff.
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Washinglun
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Northwest
South West
Columbia
Missouri River
South
Sween
Agriculture Department
Arizona
San Joaquin Vally
California
April farm labor inventory drops four percent
The Agriculture Department said weather slowed field work in the Corn Belt and reduced the nation's April farm labor force by four percent from a year earlier. An estimated 4,332,000 persons worked on farms during the April 24–29 survey week.
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Agriculture Department
Department
No speedup on details of 1973 wheat setaside program
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department will not reveal operating details of the 1973 wheat setaside until July despite producer pressure. ASCS says full program, including options for extra idle acres, may come later. Weir notes a meeting next month to review winter wheat and stresses full details will be released when ready.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization, and Conservation Service
Glenn A. Weir
Commodity
ASCS
Plang
Weir
USDA
Notice of creation of Street Improvement District No. 22 Columbus
The Mayor and Council of Columbus Nebraska by ordinance created Street Improvement District No. 22 including streets and adjoining lands in Randall Bel Air additions. Construction plans and assessment method to be adopted. Objections from abutting property owners due within twenty days from May 6 1972. mayor and council proceed if objections not filed. treasurer 519135270
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City of
Columbus
Nebraska
Bel Air Second
Randall
Bel Air
Township
P.M. Platte County
Aald
Utte
Water Extension District No 15 notice for Columbus Neb.
Notice announces creation of Walter Extension District No 1 by ordinance 2284 including specified streets and lots in Laska First and Lover's Lane additions, to provide water mains conforming to city plans. If property owners do not construct within ten days from May 4 1972, the city will build and assess costs proportionally to benefited properties. City officials signaled by Acting City Clerk-Treasurer Barnay L. Micah Jay Adené MS Thomas.
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City of
Columbus
Nebraska
2Nd Street
Weat
Laska
Tih Avenue
First Street
Lévern
7Th Avenue
Ind Street
Lover's Lane
Platte County
Old District
City OF Columbus
Barnay L. Micah
27Th Street
30Th Street
Beacon Place
Ard Avene
All Vista
Schroeder
Betterton
Tlatte County
Mayer and Council
Barnay L. Micek
Py Ordinanes
17Th Street
48Th Avenue
41St Avenue
Barney L. Micek
Production rises in maple syrup this year
Washington officials report maple syrup production to reach about 1.1 million gallons, up 14 percent from 1971 but 1 percent below 1970. Vermont and New York are each projected at 340 million gallons, rising from 1971 levels.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Vermont
New York
Te Meion
Water Extension District No 17 created in Columbus Neb
Notice declares Columbus Nebraska ordinance No 2246 creates Water Extension District No 17 including specified streets and land parcels in Columbus City and details planned water mains and assessment process to finance and construct the system. Names Barnay L. Micek and Arlene M. Thomas appear as signatories dated May 8 1872.
Egg price forecast mixed as output rises and seasonal lift eyed
Washington officials said egg prices are low due to large output but will rise more than usual through summer as production expands. The report notes wholesale broiler prices at 27.7 cents per pound in early 1972, with producer prices inching higher from 1971, and suggests prices for late 1972 could average moderately above last year's low.
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Department
U.S
Malsa
USDA
Washington
Thursday Inn Sunenary
Notice of Street Improvement District No 22 in Columbus Neb
Public notice outlines Ordinance 2260 creating District No 22 to improve Ath Avenue from 23rd to 27th Streets with grading drainage curbing guttering and paving. Objections by record owners representing 50 percent front footage must be filed by May 6 1972. otherwise construction proceeds. Also highlights Water Extension District No 16 for 17th Street with water mains, plans specify provision of water to inhabitants, objections due by May 6 1972. if not, the city will proceed and assess benefited properties.
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Vic
City of
Columbus
Nebraska
Ordinnance
Ath Avenue
23Rd Street
27Th Street
Wilken Acres
Gibson
Prokupek
Plattett County
Carnell
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