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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1973

Page

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Weekly Livestock Market Report From Omaha Neb

In Omaha Nebraska weekly livestock quotations show varied pricing across cattle and hog categories. Prices for steers and heifers are mixed with some declines and some higher bids, while calves and feeder cattle fetch moderate to strong figures. Sheep and lamb markets display softer demand with lighter slaughter runs and weak to moderate activity noted in the late week trading.

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Crops Suffer in Hot Spells Across Midwest

Washington AP reports USDA notes abnormally hot week with light rainfall stressing crops. In Michigan and Illinois conditions defined as slightly good, but Nebraska shows significant drops due to dryland corn stress. Additional rain and warmth needed in Ohio Indiana Iowa Missouri to aid corn to harvest. rain greatly needed to help plant corn in Kentucky and Tennessee.

Washington Agriculture Department Miwest Coon Bell USDA Michigan Illinois Nebraska Ohio Indiana Iowa Missa Kansas Lantech Cory Kentucky Terr Hossen

Lincoln council okays permanent auto and television study

Lincoln Neb AP report says the legislative Council executive voted 6 to 2 to authorize development of a permanent auto and television study in the Capitol. Up to 20 thousand dollars was approved for the facility to give legislators access to video and radio tapes for playback to constituents at home. Members of Congress already have similar capabilities.

Lincoln Neb Legislative Council Congress

Migrant workers in Europe hinder U.S. farm shift to automation

AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports that large numbers of migrant laborers in Europe, especially in West Germany and France, keep domestic farm jobs and slow mechanization. The USDA Foreign Agricultural Service notes 4 million migrants from the Mediterranean and North Africa in Europe, depressing farm outflows and reducing incentives for capital investment in modern farming.

Don Kendall Washington Wave Tong Easr Foreign Agricultural Service Iren Maillion North Africa West Germany France Germany

Telegram A Partnership Notice and Address Change

Fragmentary lines show a partnership notice for The Telegram at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska. Includes arson, subscription details, carrier rates, and a change of address notice urging subscribers to notify the newspaper of new addresses.

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Navy entry slips are armed for slits

In a rare naval note the security setup around the vessel shows armed slits prepared for potential inspection or defense. Officials confirm readiness while awaiting further instructions and routine drills among crew.

Buzzing With Bob Hessian Fly Dules for Wheat in Platte County

Agric notes discuss Hessian fly concerns for wheat in Platte County with centroids Centurk Gage and Lanes. Alfalfa may provide up to a portion of protein. swine gestation and supplementation show reproductive gains. Grain storage moisture, aeration, and mold warnings highlighted. advice on proper ventilation, calcium balance, and drying practices referenced from university guidance.

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Door may reopen to more dairy imports in U S

The United States considers increasing dairy imports as supplies lag. USDA boosted minimum prices for Class 1 milk Sept 9. officials say imports may rise if milk output stays low. Dairy producers protest, noting high costs and production declines without enough domestic supply.

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Nebraska greenhouse plans cataloged by university unit

A Nebraska University listing describes greenhouse design plans available through the University of Nebraska Lincoln. The catalog MG 72-762 notes layouts for faults analysis, machine and grain storage, and related engineering plans.

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Agriculture Department to boost milk minimum price

The Agriculture Department will raise federal marketing order base prices for milk by seven percent to bolster farm income while consumer prices at stores are not slated to rise much. The change, temporary, runs through September with a review to overhaul price structures, tied to Minnesota Wisconsin base levels and open to potential imports as debated during Nixon era policy shifts.

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Train collision kills two and injures twenty three

In Copenhagen a rear-end electric commuter crash at Norrebra Station killed two people and injured 23 as one train rammed into another just after passengers alighted. The leading train had halted and was awaiting signal when the impact sent engines and cars catapulting onto the rear carriages.

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