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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1975
Page
2
UPI reports midday stock prices in New York with movement across major indices and notable gains and losses shaping the outlook for traders today.
UPI reports livestock figures with hogs 5 000 head showing activity and firm to 25 cents higher across weights. Cattle and calves totals 9 000 slaughter 500 feeders 8 500 with fresh slaughter cows firm and bulls steady. Week results show slaughter steers steady to 25 cents higher, heifers mostly steady, cows up 1.50 to 2.00.
Chicago markets show live cattle prices with Dec and Feb contracts trading around mid 40s. Frozen pork bellies and live hogs also listed with multiple month figures and trading ranges.
The Columbus Telegram lists mailing options with rates 16.00 per year in Platte and surrounding counties and 25.00 per year elsewhere. It notes delivery by carrier at 2.50 per month and urges subscribers to report address changes to the local postmaster. A missing Telegram notice states call hours for Saturdays and evenings.
The Creston unit of American Legion Auxiliary chaired by Edith Palmblade set a December 1 Christmas party at Madison with a Countryside Home gift exchange and approved sending $5. They reported on the Lindsay county convention and promote open house at Norfolk Veterans Homes on November 16 for the veterans bus. They discussed obtaining a Bicentennial flag for Creston and to contact local groups about rationing. They closed by cutting slippers for the Veterans Home and noting National Education Week observance on November 19 at Creston School with District 58 and St Johns participation.
ABP stockholders approve a new nine member board replacing loyalists of founder Frank R. West. West remains a board member but with a minority bloc of four votes. Sale talks emerge for Beefland and Fort Morgan plants with price range cited at 11 to 12 million dollars. West’s son-in-law Swanson joins the board amid SEC actions and investor questions.
The Southeast Nebraska Health Planning Council board will meet November 20 at 7 30 p m in Lincoln to approve the Area Health Plan for 17 counties Southeast Nebraska. The plan seeks ambulatory and hospital services EMS long term care public health mental health alcoholism and environmental health priorities.
Notice of incorporation for W.H.S., INC under the Nebraska Business Corporation Act. Registered office at 770 33rd Ave. Restaurant and bar business with wholesale or retail sale of food and alcoholic drinks. Capital stock $10,000, 10,000 shares, par $1, fully paid and non assessable. Incorporated October 30, 1975 with perpetual existence. board of directors and officers to be named in bylaws. James L. Weinhoff, incorporator.
Newly elected Kitchen Klatter Club officers in rural Albion are president Mrs Albert VanDeWalle vice president Mrs Harold Babcock and secretary treasurer Mrs Lloyd Keehn. The group plans a Christmas party with a gift exchange at Harmony Homes. Then a notice covers probate and bidding details from Nebraska Public Power District.
Contract notices list cooling towers for Gerald Gentleman Station near Sutherland Nebraska with revised bid receipt time to 10 00 a m C S T December 5 1975 at J M White Director of Purchasing Columbus address 2504 14th Street. Non refundable bid fee of 10 00 required. Lowest responsive bid to be accepted or all bids rejected. Probate notice and quarterly Albion Chamber meeting details follow.
Notice filed for final settlement, determination of heirship, taxes, fees and distributions in estate of Arloe Ahrens deceased. Creditors must file claims by February 16, 1976. hearing on claims February 17, 1976 at 10:00 A.M. in County Court. Dated October 28, 1975. Joe R. Berry County Judge.
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