Omaha livestock market report and egg prices
Markets from Omaha Nebraska show hogs 25 to 31 dollars per hundredweight, sows 50 to 50. Lower barnyard cattle. steers steady to strong for heifers with early gains, cows steady. Sheep slaughter lambs down, several prime lots noted. Eggs in Lincoln largely unchanged with Grade A large at 40 cents, A medium 9 to 45, A small 20 to 30. Poultry prices listed with farm hens and other items noted.
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Omaha
Neb
Lincoln
Usda-Nebraska
Chicago Grain Futures
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Lima
Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Ereyene
Columbus Sales Pavilion
Seccyraia Seemingly Emerges In Local Brief Note
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic line with partial names and phrases. No clear event or entity details are readable to form a full summary or identify people, places, or organizations.
Shell Creek ALCW chooses officers at September meeting
Mrs Dean Jenson led the Shell Creek ALCW program in September. A coffee fellowship follows Roy Hope concert October 5. Harvest Festival set for October 27. Officers named: President Mrs Clarence Nelson Vice President Mrs Tick Fowlkes Secretary Mrs Jeo Anderson Secretary of Stewardship Mrs Lloyd Larson. Workshop for officers October 15 at Ord. Treasurer to be elected later. Honorary ALCW pin presented to Mrs Henry Johnson. Jayettes sewing for missions reported by Mr Leo Anderson. Hostesses were Mrs Casper Johnson and Leo Anderson.
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Newman Grove
Dean Jenson
Shell Creek Alcw
Roy Hope
Clarence Nelson
Tick Fowlkes
Jeo Anderson
Lloyd Larson
Mid-Nebraska Lutheran Home Committee
Kenneth ‘Eng
Ord
Henry Johnson
ALCW
Leo Anderson
Casper Johnson
Californians Visit Area for Family Moves and Travel
Californians from San Jose visit James Hanel Sr and family to help move Lumir Hanel into a newly purchased home. They stay with James Hanel Jr and relatives at Tri County Club. Leland Town plans to leave September 19 for Lake Charles to resume work with Continental Oil Co.
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Leigh
Leonard Hanel
San Jose
Calif
James Hanel Sr
Lumir’ Hanel
James Hanel Jr
Tri County
The
Naughten
Renal i
Rona Wells
Englater
Leland
Lake Charles
Continental Oi Company
Housing shortage and rental squeeze in Columbus housing market
The article examines rising housing costs and scarce mortgage credit in Columbus. It notes a need for 25 000 to 90 000 homes, high costs to reclaim older houses, and new builds at about 20 000. It highlights lender caution, rents covering taxes and upkeep, and a growing demand for apartments as landlords face limited buyer affordability.
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Columbus
Papa
Peerts-Boettcher
LaVerne’ Torezon
Weerts
Boettcher
Torezon
Monastery Road
Torczonards
L Oan
Reni
Omaha
Driver escapes injury in one car wreck near Schuyler
Schuyler guards report a southbound vehicle driven by Frances Nadrehal lost control and entered a soybean field owned by Dennis Zoubek. The car struck a tree trunk causing about 100 in damage. Nadrehal was uninjured. Sheriff Kruse also noted a prisoner illness at the county jail and a transfer to Memorial Hospital.
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Schuyler
Colfax
Richard Kruse
Smiles South Ne
Frances Nadrchal Ot- Schuyler
Dennis Zoubek
Kruse
Nadrehal
Memorial Hospital
David McDonald
Greenville
S.C
Harvest Festival Queen nine candidates named at Fullerton
Nine candidates have been selected for the Harvest Festival Queen title in Fullerton. The list includes Norma Mapes Eagles Auxiliary Ruby South Saranch Club Gilbert Strand Marvin Boardman Floy yal Neighbors Lodge EM Black Delineation Club Le b Scott Gleaners Club Jessie Kreidler Historical Society Maria Frenzen Young Moderns Club. Voting runs through September 28 with one vote per $1 purchase in participating stores. The queen will be chosen at a luncheon on September 21.
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Fullerton
Norma‘n Mapes
Eagles Auxiliary
Harry
Ruby
South Saranch Club
Gilbert Strand
Marvin’ Boardman
United Wertee
Floydr Yal
Retreat planned at Camp Luther Retreat
Luther Church Women of St John Church met to report on the United Lutheran Convention in Baltimore with a Nebraska delegation. A district retreat at Camp Luther is planned for September 27 and 28 under the theme This Day is Mine. Registrations go to Mrs Robert Turner. Plans include fall church cleaning and guest day in October inviting all women.
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Leigh
Lutheran Church Women of
St.John Church
Jerome Mark
Pradte Center
United Lutheran Convention
Baltimore
Camp Fatther
Robert Turner
Jal Manor
Clarkson Jasty
Harold Eller
James Hanes Jr
Ed Busse
Henry Scheider
Otto Bruns
Merle Folken
Clinton. Henry
White House studies Watergate pardons surface
The White House considers pardons for Watergate figures as journalists report an internal review touching Nixon and campaign episodes. Officials discuss the scope from IRS misuse to campaign contributions via Rebozo while lawmakers warn such moves would abuse presidential power and threaten trust.
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White House
John Sears
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Gary Iedustry
Florida
William Pare
Charles
Rebozo
Nixon
James Doyle
Watergate Special Prosecutor’s Office
Ford
Congress
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Robert C. Byrd
John * Sparkman
Dala
Amnes
Jack
Plato
Cackeris
John N. Mitchell
Niko
Hushen
Attorneys General Question Ford Pardon Divide States
Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelly and 43 other chief legal officers weighed in on Ford's pardon. Seventeen disapproved, with arguments it was ill timed and violated justice standards. Republicans and Democrats offered mixed verdicts and concerns over double standards.
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Louise Cook
Bienatt Vattorneys
Ben Sants
Michigan
Frank Kelley
Associated Press
Ford
Nixon
Dessert Luncheon Precedes Meeting at Newman Grove Church
United Methodist Church Women met at Mrs Axnzo Olson's home with guests Mrs BBOBD Cox and Mrs Lind Stone. Julia James led a program on the prayer calendar. a dessert luncheon preceded the meeting. The annual meeting is planned for Sept 27 and 2% at Kearney. District Fall meeting set for Oct in Central City. delegates invited a woman from each church as a guest. Next meeting at Mrs Harland Stone's home. Nixon and Watergate references appear in a partial, garbled insert about a paid attorney general and a Cuba break-in case. a Jan 15 1978 guilty plea by four Cuban defendants is noted among unrelated items.
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Newman Grove
Looking Glass
Harland Stone
Trotsky Exile Ordered by Soviet Authorities January 1928
Leon Trotsky, the prominent Soviet opposition figure, was slated for exile by authorities on January 16, 1928, marking a key turn in the party’s handling of dissent. The move underscored the regime’s consolidation of power and the suppression of rivals within the Communist leadership.
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Leon Trotsky
Soviet Union
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