04 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1973
Page
1
The report notes stock market prices today with commentary on market stability and mild activity. It mentions social practices of peace and friendship, including Christian fellowship gestures, in the broader economic and cultural context.
A raw market recap lists livestock and egg price quotations from Omaha Neb with hogs cows steers and calves varied by weight and grade. It notes receipts for cattle hogs and sheep on Wednesday and provides Chicago grain futures figures alongside. The text ends with a stray line referencing the President addressed as Mr President.
The Agi Telegram outlines delivery options and holiday closures. It lists Columbus Nebraska mailing details, subscription prices by carrier and mail, and notes address update requirements for subscribers.
Readable segments show multiple race entries with horses and trainers listed, including names like Gusty Hag King, Reeves, Dawn-aster, and Shirley's Soha Hancock. Notes mention Fourth Race with claiming details and various horse numbers and weights.
In Los Angeles AP reports Choka the baboon is back in her cage after eluding 20 pursuers through streets and alleys. A police officer was jumped into by the animal as officers closed in. A 40 pound primate bit Alicia Lopez on the foot before capture and medical care.
Sincere thanks to friends and relatives for cards flowers gifts visits and prayers during illness and hospital stays. Special appreciation to doctors nurses Fr Regis Fr Charles Pr Basil Pastor Martin Bornemann and Rev Goldhammer for care and prayers. Family of Catharine Bitter and Edward Mable also express gratitude for support from neighbors and friends.
In Lincoln and Omaha the attorney general issued an opinion on how ordinances must be filed with the register of deeds and whether fees apply to indexing. The document notes a county attorney sought clarification, while a county register chose to index without charging for the ordinance set. The summary also mentions a horse racing result and a 1900s inauguration labor detail as read in the report.
In Toronto and across British Columbia and Manitoba, rail workers resist a new law aimed at policing strikes. Vancouver and Winnipeg saw freight and passenger lines halted as unions report high turnout against the measure. D N Seward notes 66 of 120 locals voted to join. Parliament passed the law Saturday, echoing similar acts of 1990 and 1966, as unions lament a crushed effort for a fair settlement.
A playful party marked the gorilla's birthday with banana cake and guests, including keeper Mie Cern, as staff noted the event amid weekend city happenings and wider labor arbitration news impacting rail services.
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