Open House for Falcon Auto Parts New Building
Wayne Ellis and Glenn Rader celebrate Falcon Auto Parts new 16 000 sq ft warehouse and 2 400 sq ft display space with a 2 to 4 pm open house on November 13 at highway 81 east edge of Columbus. Coffee and donuts, prizes, and a tour highlight the event.
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Wayne Ellis
Glenn Rader
Teuntball
Falcon Auto Parts
Highway 81
Columbus
Ellis
Auto Dismantlers and Recyclers of America
Falcon Auto
Long Line
Copper stocks face pressure amid foreign influx and weak demand
The copper industry entered a downturn as imports surge create a surplus, pushing prices down from 65 to 60 cents a pound.Production cuts and a six week summer strike slowed supply elsewhere while demand remained weak. Analysts foresee possible futures including a 1980s global shortage, potential stockpiling, tariffs, or policy shifts. Companies like Atlantic Richfield and Phelps Dodge face continued pressure while Babson’s advises holding stocks for now.
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U.S
London Metal Exchange
Morris Udall
House
Interior Committee
Congress
Babson’s Reports
Asarca
Atlantic Richfield
Anaconda), Inc. Ltd
Kermecott
Phelps Dodae
Nebraska July output dips. agriculture and construction steer drop
University of Nebraska Lincoln report shows Nebraska real output fell 0.5 percent in July after a 28 percent jump in June. Agricultural activity weakened 2.3 percent in July with farm prices 22.8 percent below July 1978, while real construction activity dropped 7.8 percent but remains the economy’s main strength. For Jan–Jul 1977, construction activity was 36.9 percent above 1976 levels.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
University of Nebraska- Lincoln Bureau of Business Research
Nebraska
William Gerdes
Gerdes
Loup Directors Tour District Operations and Facilities
Loup directors and Salt members conducted a four-county tour of Loup Tower District operations. They reviewed district offices, inspected Monroe Power House and Gorton Headworks, then met Newman Grove officials at a luncheon with the mayor and city council.
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Loup Tower
Board of Directors
Salt
Toup
Monroe
Gorton
Newman Grove
Loup
Kids Run Gopher Killers Face State License Battle
Richard Cessna Jr and Kidco, a 12 year old led operation in San Diego County Estates, refuse to disclose their gopher killing secret weapon and resist a $50 extermination license. State Agriculture probes possible criminal action while kids defend their business and email a complaint to Governor Edmund G Brown Jr.
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Hamona
Vaut. Ju
Kidco
Richard Cessna Jr
State Tax Board
Cessna
Kideo
Kite
Thom
San Diego Country Estates
Dickie
Ne-Ne
Ette
June Cole
Inter Office
State Agriculture Department
Cecil
Formoula
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Sales soar for D and L despite quarter expenses
Douglas and Larsason Co of Farmington Hills reports September quarter sales at 22.454 million, a new third quarter high up from 19.87 million last year. Net income fell to 382 thousand or 4 1/2 cents a share versus 636 thousand or 6 3/4 cents previously, due to non recurring model changeover costs. The board boosted the regular dividend to 15 cents a share and declared an extra dividend payable December 30 to stockholders of record December 9. The firm cites plant upgrades in Carrollton Georgia and other ornamentation plant changeovers as major non recurring expenses, with ongoing capital outlays for equipment.
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Farmington Hills
Mich
Douglas & Larsason Company
Carrollton, Ga
Coppercraft Guild Officials Convene in Boston
Varie Systems Inc and associates gathered in Boston for a four day coppercraft convention from Oct 27 to 30 drawing attendees from across the United States. New copper products debuted and plans announced for a national convention in Hawaii lasting eight days. Nebraska's Regina won first place at the costume ball. Wayne Arntzen named VP of Burlington Northern Penver Region succeeding Ralph Merklin who retires after 37 years. Duckwall Stores declares quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share payable Nov 2 to holders of record Nov 8. Two Columbus Production Credit Association officials among about 80 agricultural lenders at the North American Agricultural Lenders Conference in Arlington Heights, hosted by A O Smith Harvestore Products. Worden and Lehr attended as guests of Nebraska Har Mid-Continent Industries. Marvin Krasnansky elected VP of corporate communications at Beeton Dickinson and Company in Rutherford NJ. formerly a newspaper reporter and editor.
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Coppercraft Guild
Boston
Mass
Marcella Hstandig
Joe
Karen Chamberlain
Gary
Genoa
United States
Hawaii
Nebraska
Regina
Duckwall Stores, Inc
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Towa
Alea
Columbus
Columbus Production Credit Association
Calvin Worden
Clark Lehr
U.S
Canada
Arlington Heights
A.O. Smith Harvestore Products, Inc
Worden
Lehr
Cullum Companies declares quarterly dividend in 1978
Cullum Companies Inc of Dallas Texas declared its regular quarterly dividend of 1 1/2 cents per common share and 25 cents per Series A convertible preferred share payable January 16 1978 to shareholders of record December 31 1977.
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Cullum Companies, Inc
Dallas
Tex
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Telephone
Falcon Aulo
E Lee
Leon
Sell
Ralph Schmidt
MPH
Barney Micek
Kenneth Eymann
Rich Bernt
Vern Beckmann
Tno
Carl Aerni
H. Keith Newton
Albion
Lavarn Kracl
Schuyler
Max Kiburz
Robert Kayton
Cedar Rapids
Dick Tarnes
Te Medsis
Bain Tees Monautomarive
Systems Inc
Bill Sunday
U.S. 30 Shopping Center
Der
Columbu
12Th Street
Dale A. Hansen
Buda
Sever
Hansen
Len Walla
D&l
Stockholm
Sweden
Varie Systems, Inc
Nore
Wayne Arntzen
Burlington Northern
Penver
Arntzen
Ralph Merklin
Great Northern Railway
Mid-Continent Industries, Inc
Des Moines
Iowa
Marvin Krasnansky
Beeton, Dickinson and Company
Rutherford, NJ
Krasnansky
P.O
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