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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1971

Page

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Farmers Lose Grain Prices as Elevator Strike Deepens Anger

Farmers voiced anger over grain prices as ongoing Chicago area elevator strikes disrupt shipments. Congressman Paul Findley and Mayors warned that delayed handling could force farmers to dump grain in streets. Labor actions hinder Western grain movements, with impacts spreading to manufacturers and storage limits.

Washington Tiebert Aarmen Sangamon Herald Ren Paul Findley N-Ml Lagmers Meir Lind Nmber Jongshievener Findley Lahde James Herrgson Indley Wiccher Starmers Kim Ly Nixon Nixon Waporldtice Staiey Saji

Cheese output rises in Nebraska dairy sector shift

University of Nebraska Extension economists report a pivot in 1970 with cheese production up 43 percent while butter drops 7 percent, marking the first time cheese outpaced creamery butter since records began. Thirteen plants produced 47.3 trillion pounds of cheese that year, about 2.0 million pounds per plant.

Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska Extension Nal Evans Iestale Nehiaske M Uconorist Evans

Agricultural waste disposal and livestock concerns emerge in report

A fragmented 1971 article by Marguerite Davis discusses farm waste management and environmental risks from manure piles, noting health hazards, vermin, and potential viral spread. It cites costs, policy issues, and the push toward cheaper, safer methods like controlled composting and regulated disposal.

Marguerite Davis Washington UPJ Amstivd Pris

Book blasts Farm Bureau as pro-agribusiness lobby group

A former investigator turned staff assistant to Senator Hughes accuses the Farm Bureau of promoting anti-education and Medicare limits while serving its own political interests. The Iowa Farm Bureau president calls the charges ridiculed and says affiliates aid farmers and educational efforts remain a priority.

Lensington Dlass Congressional Sen, Harold & Iheghes D - Iu Wa Shapty Burea Nn Karn Berger Byyoak Meath- Lexington Lexingdon Mass Farm Bureau Augles Washington Hughes Tate New York Joseph Resnick T Ye Farm Bureau Imany Des Moines Iowa Marm Bureau J. J Andersen Ger Anderson Brean Berger's Bank

Safe pasture and frost handling for sorghum and related crops

Agricultural guidance covers grazing frosted sudan, sorghum, Johnson grass and alfalfa. It warns of prussic acid and nitrates after frost and outlines feeding prior to pasture, waiting periods after killing frost, making frosted crops into hay or silage, weed control, soil wetting, plant division and rhizome care for perennials, with practical steps and cautions for livestock safety.

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Seven Diarts OE Meeting At Monica Krings Home

The Young Sewers Club met at the Rosna home with a 2 pm first Saturday meeting time. Members hosted apple crisp and drinks, noted a missing Timmy Liss and welcomed Cheryl Bredehoff as a new member.

Monica Krings Junelean Young Sewers Club Rosna Timmy Liss Atw Cheryl Bredehoff Barbara Nylleler

The Gaare Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Change

The Gaare Telegram lists subscription rates by region and a change of address process. It notes price details for Columbus and surrounding areas, with annual rates and a Nebraska mailing option. Readers are directed to call for address updates and to reach the newspaper during specified hours.

Nebraska Columbes

Columbus man earns honor in dairy contest

Columbus man Lelroy E. Schroeder placed seventh in Nebraska at West Agro-Chemical's first annual Herd Health Contest. Schroeder will receive an artificial insemination prize and a certificate, with the presentation set for Oct. 14. District Manager Ralph Kieffer notes the company aims to honor dairymen with strong herd health and dairy management programs. Mike Oberlander extends congratulations and mentions a second-site contest planned for 172.

Lelroy E. Schroeder Columbus Netraska West Agro- Chemical Schroeder Ralph Kieffer United States Mike Oberlander West Agro-Chemical

Nebraska Irrigation Committee Considers Multiple Topics

The Wehraske Irrigation Development Committee discusses groundwater decline wind erosion in the Sandhills and center pivot reuse systems. Plans are set for a Gandhills Agricultural Laboratory satellite to the North Platte Station. Members include agencies like the US Bureau of Reclamation Soil Conservation Service and the Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service.

Nebraska Nebraska Sandhills Gandhills Agriquitical Laboratory NY North Platte Station USDA Nebraska Department of Water Resources NN Conservation and Survey Division Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station Earle 3. Raun Assnaite Cooperative Extension Service Tivice Aree Four States Irrigation Council Nebraska Public Power & Irrigation District Nebraska Public Power District Ine North Plate Station

Swine fever scare largely fades in the U S

Washington reports the African swine fever scare of 1971 has largely abated though memories linger. Officials say Cuba had the outbreak confined to Havana Province for about two months and U S controls on pork products remain in place after the disease threat recedes.

Washington United States U.S Mexico Canada Cuba Ifavana

Seasonal hog price dip seen but rise likely year end

USDA livestock report notes a modest fall in hog prices as autumn harvest peaks approach. Pork output should drop versus last year with beef and feed costs shaping 1972 outlook. Prices may rebound later fall for select cuts while lamb and sheep slaughter trends show mixed signals.

USDA USNA Barres Omaha

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