Farmers Banquet Highlights Nebraska Farm Bureau Annual Meet
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation plans its annual convention with a Monday banquet. AP reports from Kearney as delegates gather to discuss policy and farm issues for the year ahead.
19 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1973
Page
1
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation plans its annual convention with a Monday banquet. AP reports from Kearney as delegates gather to discuss policy and farm issues for the year ahead.
Omaha livestock market quotes show hogs steady to lower for under 240 pounds and higher for heavier weights, calves steady to weak, cows and bulls mixed with declines in sheeps. Estimated Tuesday receipts: cattle and calves 4,000 hogs 6,000 sheep 500.
Jacqueline Berniklaw a senior from Maxwell at Cannes State College placed in Kearney State pageant Saturday night. Stephanie Lynne Gillham a sophomore at Kearney State from Grand Island named Miss Kearney. Berniklaw performed a Spanish fan dance while Gillham presented an interpretive modern dance.
Second class postage paid at Columbus Nebraska publishes daily except Sundays and holiday days. Subscription by carrier in Columbus two dollars and twenty eight cents per month. Mail rates listed for surrounding counties at fourteen dollars per year. Change of address instructions and weather service note included.
Notice in the Esther County Court of Platte County Nebraska case 3986 of Julius F. Zastera deceased. Bernice Zastera and Hobba Zastera as executrices filed a final account and report and petition for final settlement and determination of heirs at law and inheritance taxes. Hearing set for November 20, 1943 at 139 PM before the county court. Dated November 11, 1943.
Notice announces revised bid deadline for Contract No 7231 Fly Ash Removal at Sheldon Station near Hallam Nebraska. Bids now due December 19 1973 at 10 00 AM CST in Columbus Office. Contract documents available from Nebraska Public Power District officials and Pioneer Service Engineering.
A fragmented OCR shows an education related ledger with numerous supplier names and expenses. The text lists items such as books printing supplies and various services, mentioning entities like Postmaster, printers, and multiple vendors, interspersed with scattered names and dates. The fragment ends with a note about a meeting date in 1974 and an official secretary label.
Igvatien Vacubsen 73 president of Hie Biba State Bank died at his Elba home after injuries from an accident. A lifelong resident of Elba he also farmed. Services are planned Wednesday at the local church.
Public notice of a board of governors meeting at 680 pty Monday November 20 1973 in Grand Island Nebraska. Agenda available from Secretary to the board at 1601 West Gate Street Estes Island Nebraska for viewing.
Notice of a Columbus Nebraska Mayor and City Council meeting for November 21 1973 at 8:00 PM in the Corneli Chambers City Hall. Meeting open to the public. agenda available at City Clerk Treasurer's office for public inspection. agenda may be modified at the meeting. Leo A Borticher, County Clerk-Treasurer Nascent formatting error corrected.
A grateful notice from Sylvester Canba and Emily thanking relatives friends and the Reverend Fathers for visits prayers and support during illness and after the death of Jantte Holley. They express appreciation for masses flowers cards and continued help from family and Norah McMillan and others.
AP dispatch from Tuskegee Alabama reports George Wallace addressing the Southern Conference of Black Mayors. He defended desegregation opposition at times yet pledged a better life for all races and remarked on the Alabama school bus system. On Saturday he crowned Terri Points Brirmingham as the first Black women queen at the University of Alabama.
Wingolan Neb ex Senator Exon says the president did not review needs before proposing lowering speed limits to fifty miles per hour. He told about 300 Nebraska Youth Conference on Safety delegates that any change must be carefully evaluated and not rushed. He noted cooperation with the White House while cautioning against hasty, ill advised policy.
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