16 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1976
Page
1
UPI report from Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows live cattle and hog quotes with front numbers for hogs and cattle. Prices span live cattle, feeders, and hogs with varying highs lows and last sale figures across multiple contract months and regions.
The Silver Creek eighth grade class has elected officers. Susan Scholl is president, Craig Joes is vice president, Nancy Cutsor secretary, Frank Vetick treasurer, and Lisa Wiltits news reporter.
Grain futures listed on the Chicago market show varied activity across wheat soybeans and corn with multiple contract months displaying shifts in highs lows and closes. Notable figures include December wheat around 258 to 272 and May corn near 270 while soybeans trade with ranges around 650 and 630 amid ongoing market volatility.
The world's biggest mushroom farm sits near West Winfield Pennsylvania inside an ancient limestone mine. It produces about M4 million pounds of mushrooms annually.
Nebraska's unemployment rate eased in October while the U.S. rate rose to 7.9 percent from 7.8 percent, according to state labor commissioner Gerald Chizek. The State Labor Department release contrasts Nebraska's improving job market with the national uptick.
Silver Creek Country Club elected new officers at a Thursday tea led by Mrs. Henry Fuehrer. Myrtle Carlyon became president, Henry Fuehrer vice president, and Gene Swertzie secretary treasurer. Separate data show October 1975 unemployment dropped to 3.8 percent statewide with 27,000 unemployed. Omaha 6.2 percent and Lincoln 4.2 percent.
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