02 Oct 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1973
Page
1
USDA Nebraskan market news shows eggs largely unchanged with large 55-62 and 47-58 ranges for various sizes, undergrades 38, and pullouts 30-35. Poultry prices also steady with farm hens 6-7 and commercial flocks 24-24.
The Care Telegram a partnership lists address 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska 68607 with subscription rates 32.25 monthly by carrier and 14.00 yearly by mail within Nebraska and 17.00 year elsewhere. It notes holidays and asks subscribers to notify the local postmaster of changes of address.
A Telegram missing report notes a potential end time of 6 p.m. to 6 30 p m on Saturdays into the morning. The brief mentions a missing telegram between 6 and 6 30 p m, with no further details.
Omaha Nebraska handwritten livestock listing shows barrows and calves prices with steers weighing 1100 to 1300 pounds around 41.00 to 41.80 per hundredweight. Prime loads around 41.80, good to choice ranges 39.00 to 42.00. Feeder steers 850 to 1050 pounds reported near 30.30 to 31.60. Canner and cutter cattle around 36.75 to 37.00 with some higher. Slaughter lambs and ewes noted with variable prices and estimated Wednesday receipts.
Two men robbed the State Bank and Trust office in Council Bluffs around 10 am Tuesday, taking an undetermined amount of money. No additional details were immediately available.
We appreciate the good care at St. Mary Hospital and thank friends for visits, flowers, cards, and gifts. Signed by Mrs. Dennis Wallace and Denise.
OMMIA Nebraska proposes commuter rail linking Omaha Millard and Council Bluffs with depots at Omaha and nearby towns. Plan would use Utica Pacific routes to shuttle workers to neighborhoods, aided by Metro Area Transit buses. Union Pacific cautions only one bridge crosses the river, risking operational difficulties.
Norfolk set to host the 5th annual Nebraska Realtors Association convention September 9 to 12. National Association president J D Sawyer of Middletown Ohio will discuss land use laws federal housing programs and the effect of high property taxes. Lloyd Hinkley of Lincoln is state organization resident. William Myth of Beatrice is president-elect.
In Stanford Montana eight locals died when a small plane crashed on a mountainside during a Saturday evening joy ride. The dead included six Stanford High School graduates and two juniors. The pilot Artie Myllymakn, 22, had recently moved to Phoenix and returned via Stanford. Deputy Sheriff Ralph Cantey and Sheriff Charles Loberg described the community stunned and grief stricken as a federal crash investigation begins.
Rep Charles Thone Republican Nebraska surveys grain shippers in the 1st District for hopper car needs. A letter to 300 elevators asks for next year’s estimated needs and cars obtained in the past month and year. He says grain dealers report daily problems and will use the data to press Washington for relief.
Madame Chiang Kai-shek has left her home for a brief visit to New York to visit her sister Madame J Kung who is hospitalized there. The China News Agency reported the trip by the first lady of Nationalist China.
In Lincoln Nebraska the suit challenging Prentoni’s topless entertainment was put off to an uncertain date. U S District Judge Warren K Urham issued a temporary restraining order halting enforcement. A Tuesday hearing on an injunction was deferred by agreement. Patsy Clark owner of the La al Club in Fremont challenges the ordinance.
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