16 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1973
Page
1
Market update from Omaha Nebraska with hogs trading unevenly and prices broadly lower. Cattle offerings steady, limited dealmaking on utility and canner classes. calves and sheep receipts listed but not fully tested. Estimated Monday arrivals include 7,500 cattle and calves, 7,000 hogs, 1,000 sheep.
Nebraska Public Power District alerts bids for equipment cooling heat exchangers for the Gerald Gentivmnan project near Sutherland Nebraska. Bid date moved to December 12 1973 at 10 09 am CST in the Districts General Office Columbus. Contract documents available for $29 at the Purchasing Office Columbus and inspection at NE Public Power District Generation Engineering Development.
Delivered by carrier in Coloneys 3141 per tenth. By mail Plalle Beare Killer Collax fAerricky Nance Polk rouniies 14.09 per year. By rail ee wypee in Mebratha and "cing albien 08 per year. Subscribers should promptly notify the local postmaster and the Telegram Giving It Off as well as.
To the creditors of Mary M Atahon estate, file claims with the county court on or before March 1. All claims filed will be heard March 4 at 9:30 AM in Black A.M. Dated November 13, 1973. County Judge Joe R. Broz.
Evelyn Rinkel and family extend thanks for visits flowers and support during a hospital stay. The Ernst Jenny and Pfeifer families express gratitude for sympathy and aid after the deaths of loved ones. Messages from Mr and Mrs Gaines and Dineen families also acknowledge kindness received after losses.
Butler County 4-H banquet recognized many honorees with 10 year pins for James Allen, Mrs. Virgil Vrbka, Vic Bouhustovsky, and Mrs. Eilert Fricke, five year pins for Walter Crook and others, and two-year pins for a large group including Mrs. Tom Barlean and Miss Amy Petersen. Special awards included a state 4-H alumni award to Jim Allen and an appreciation plaque funded by Farmers State Bank of Rising City with remarks by bank president Donald Ellison. The program featured Citizenship in Action, district representatives for 4-H council, and note on upcoming council elections set for Nov. 20.
The SCHUYLER Schuyler Chamber of Commerce will sponsor two free holiday movies for area children with showings on December 15 and December 2 at 2 PM. Jawal stores will be open each Thursday and Saturday through December 17 excluding November 22 and will stay open until 9 PM from December 17 until Christmas.
Surrogates program supports the president as the White House coordinates public support for impeachment counter-efforts. Kenneth W. Clawson runs the effort with cabinet officials, media clips, and five telecon interviews. The plan includes media outreach, fact sheets, and tailored interviews to shape balanced coverage.
Schuyler girl Nehbir Chalquist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bi Chalquist, participates in the Nebr All-State High School Music Clinic in Fremont this weekend. Sponsored by the Nebraska Educators Association, Chalquist plays Evenchhorn among nearly 754 high school students under director Col. James Roland. A concert is set for 7 30 p m Saturday at Fremont High School.
Washington reports the first Indianowned and operated national bank opens with charter presented by Comptroller William Silk to Barney Old Coyote, signaling a new Indian financial structure. Bank aims to serve Indians and groups primarily, offering capital stock and anticipated benefits like employment and housing.
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