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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1976
Page
2
New York markets show moderate gains with Dow Jones at 939.08 up 0.33 led by industrials. Columbus Telegram notes stock averages as 30 industrials 939.08, 20 transportation 204.87 down 0.36, 15 utilities 96.21 up 0.03, 65 stocks 295.90 down 0.06.
UPI reports Omaha livestock sales with hogs 5,500 head and steady to higher by weight class. Cattle and calves total 5,000, with steers and heifers up 50 cents to 1 dollar, cows mostly lower. Sheep around 1,000. slaughter lambs steady with prices listed for various weights. Tuesday estimates repeat 5,500 hogs and 5,500 cattle and calves, 700 sheep.
Missouri residents aged 70 and over may fish without a license this season with proof of age. The policy aims to encourage senior participation in recreational fishing across the state.
Mrs. LaVern Bryan returned from a visit in Seattle Washington with her son and family Mr. and Mrs Curtis Bryan. Mr and Mrs Norman Carter and Jacque of Arizona City Arizona left Thursday after visiting area friends and relatives. Mrs Virginia Willits has been visiting her daughter and family in Georgia. Mr and Mrs Vernon Martin of Mora Missouri are visiting at the Fritz Sohl home and with other relatives. Mrs Sam Wyman was a guest at the Maple Leaf Club in Stromsburg Thursday.
SILVER CREEK United Methodist Women gathered at the church for a quilting session. Mrs. Alice Garretson welcomed attendees as hostess. Mrs. Harold Martin is slated to host the next gathering Wednesday.
Gallup survey analyzed by Sen. Dick Clark shows world prioritizes food while governments push for arms. Clark cites U S export trends from 1970 to the present with food exports shrinking and arms shipments rising, suggesting shifting global needs.
Cengas customers in Columbus and 36 Nebraska communities will see lower gas rates starting Oct 27. The residential heating rate will be 3 percent lower annually than originally filed, a reduction of 5.8 cents per 1 000 cubic feet, with final FPC determination still pending.
Mrs. Melvin gave terrarium demonstrations at the Albion Junior Women’s Club meeting hosted by Mrs. John Smith. The group will provide poll transportation, hosts a celebrity auction, funds Fuller Park gear, and hosts a February sewing contest for Albion High School students. The next meeting is November 18 at Mrs. James Wells’ home with the theme Do Your Own Thing.
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