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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1973

Page

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Weekly Livestock Market Prices From Omaha

Omaha weekly livestock quotes show hogs and sows uneven, mostly lower with 23 to 30 pound weights around 41.00 to 42.25. Cattle and calves mix of higher and lower bids, feeder offerings steady to higher, cows and bulls mixed, sheep and lambs higher on slaughter lambs and lower on ewes. Prime and high grade values noted for select weights, with several ranges cited across categories.

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Change of Address Notice in The Car Telegram

Local subscribers are advised to inform the Columbus Nebraska Telegram of a change of address. The notice lists subscription details, rates, and counties served, urging prompt update with the local postmaster and publication records to ensure continued delivery.

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Messy OCR Clue Sparks Unclear Message

Fragmentary text shows a telephone contact 564-2345 and fragmentary phrases between 69 points Balurdagn and 169 aM, indicating a damaged notice or listing with unreadable context and unclear subject.

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Lodwick to lead Farm Bureau government relations post

William Kuhfuss announced Seeley G. Lodwick, longtime ASCS executive assistant, will join the American Farm Bureau Federation on October 23 to head a new government relations role. John C. Natt will become director of congressional relations and Dee J. Dadl will succeed retiring Clifford G. McIntire. Americans now eat about 115.6 pounds of beef per person annually.

Washington Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Agriculture Department American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Organization Farm Bureau William Kuhfuss Seeley G. Lodwick Wever Town Las ASCS Kuhfuss Lodwick Posttoy Federation Fort Bureau Arm Bureau John C. Natt Dee. J. Dadl Clifford G. McIntire

Grain storage tips and harvest loss advice

Farmers should inspect stored grain weekly, checking doors temperatures moisture and aeration. Learn to estimate losses with ground counts and kernels per square foot, and adjust combine settings per the owners manual to prevent spoilage and yield loss.

Energy crisis focal point of conference

The Nebraska Water Resources Research Institute hosts a October 2 conference at the University of Nebraska Lincoln aimed at linking water resources to energy problems. Topics include water energy relationships environmental political social and technological aspects and research needs.

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U.S. Meat Trade Shifts Amid Prices and Quotas

Washington reports signs of renewed U S demand for Australian and New Zealand beef as prices peak and quotas loosen. Exporters focus on the U S market while Europe slackens, with foreign competition and a suspended June 1972 quota move shaping the meat import outlook.

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Seed prices rise for fall crops and pastures

Feed supplies tight and expensive as seed costs surge, with fall crops and pastures up 4 to 5 percent from a year earlier. September 15 averages show uncertified alfalfa at 105 per 100 pounds, certified alfalfa at 11 per hundredweight, and other seeds like timothy and orchard grass climbing sharply. Wheat, oats, barley, and rye for fall planting also show substantial higher prices than last year.

Agriculture Department Burley

Ag Department to Set Up Rural Housing Research Unit

The Agriculture Department will establish a new research unit by January to study improvements in rural housing. Based at Clemson University in Clemson North Carolina the unit links with the Agricultural Research Service and the university engineering department. Dr T L Bond will head the loan unit from Clay Center Nebraska. The objective is to improve livability and reduce costs of rural housing.

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ASCS Monitors Propane Allocations For Farms

The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service coordinates state and county offices to track propane allocation for farms. Nicholas H. Smith said hot spots of shortages or price spikes will be reported for investigation. Areas with shortages include several Midwest states and Virginia, North Carolina, and South Dakota. The order for obligatory allocation went into effect immediately and will be enforced for five weeks. weather has delayed field work but propane use for drying crops remains a concern.

Waslington APS Agricultre Agricutinal Stabilization and Conservation Service Nicholas H. Smith ASCS South Smith

General rains slow winter wheat and soybeans harvest

Washington reports widespread rain hindered winter wheat planting and early soybean harvest across the Great Plains. Kansas wheat planting reached 34 percent by last weekend, about one week behind normal, with frost damage noted. Corn Belt harvest lagged at five percent, near last year but well below long term averages. About eighty percent of the Corn Belt soybean crop was harvested by the weekend, compared with six percent a year ago.

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Exports of turkey meat rise amid strong demand

A government report shows turkey meat exports increasing with demand from major markets. Officials note year to date figures are higher than prior periods, signaling a robust export trend for the industry. Strong global appetite and improved processing capacity are cited as factors driving the growth.

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