14 Nov 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1974
Page
1
AP reports cattle markets in Omaha with barrows and gilts down, cows steady, and sheep quiet. Estimated Friday receipts include cattle and calves, hogs, and sheep. Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures show live cattle, hogs, and pork belly quotes with various by-month highs and lows.
Fragmentary OCR item from a Columbus Nebraska notice complex. The readable text suggests a partnership or legal notice involving a location at 1254 27th Avenue in Columbus with a reference to Hoge teat. The damaged text prevents full extraction of actions or deadlines.
USDA Nebraska report notes unsettled tone with prices for eggs across grades and sizes. Large Grade 4 near 48 to 35 cents, A medium 38 to 45, A small 28 to 36, B large 25 to 30, undergrades 18 to 28, pullets 18, current receipts 32 to 38, farm hens and commercial flocks around 512.
Attend rites in Omaha for Maquela Marcine Mazeralle infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Mazeralle baptized by Rev. Joseph Mikseb at St James Church with Tim Gronenthal and Ada Scholes as sponsors. Other area families, including Jaixen, Mack, Kruse, Moody, and Hutchison relatives, are noted for visits and a Cedar Rapids birth.
Spokane AP In remarks to the Washington Cattlemen's Association Agriculture Director Stewart Bledsoe urged that consumers accept food prices reflecting production costs and some profit for cattlemen He warned against viewing food as a public utility noting a 40 billion cushion supports affordable living He criticized fringe cattlemen who buried cattle to push price needs and dismissed Rome World Food Conference as ineffective He warned that continued financial strain could force beef to become a luxury The talk also covered stock surpluses and market hardship with ranchers facing mortgage risk Osceola mini courses offered at Osceola High School begin Nov 4 two week sessions with future classes planned
Mrs Seyer Paulsen and Mrs C B Petersen hosted the Women’s Improvement Department gathering at the Wolf Recreation Center on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J R Gallion gave a thanksgiving thought and a project for next year was chosen. A Christmas cooperative dinner and gift exchange is planned for December with Mrs Grace Walling hosting. Mrs Orville Qualsett led the lesson on women in business.
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