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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1975
Page
2
The Columbus Telegram in Nebraska provides today’s stock market activity with buyer and seller interest, index movements, and notable price changes across listed entities. Investors monitor gains and losses as market sentiment shifts through the day.
UPI reports Omaha livestock bids with hogs steady to 25 higher for most weights and sows up about 50, while cattle and calves show steers 25 higher and heifers steady or slightly higher. Prices vary by weight and grade, with prime and high choice cattle leading, and wool and ewe markets showing modest gains. Wednesday estimates foresee hogs at 4,500 and sheep at 400.
Columbus Telegram lists circulation details and subscription rates for local delivery and mail across several counties. The page includes a digest of stock averages from New York with Dow Jones indices showing declines in industrial, transport, utilities, and overall stock averages.
Live cattle and frozen pork bellies traded with mixed results. Open highs or lows showed modest shifts across Oct Dec Feb contracts for live cattle, frozen bellies, and live hogs, with latest quotes near mid 60s for hogs and mid 40s for cattle.
Police report a missing telegram call valued at 64 2741 reported between 6 and 630 p m on a Saturday with uncertain time window and partial notation. Authorities seek information or witnesses to locate the message and verify its contents.
Silver Creek Mr and Mrs Merle Peterson attended the Nebraska Louisiana football game in Lincoln Saturday. Mrs Paul Tarr of Central City was a Friday dinner guest of Mrs Nina Delamore. Mr and Mrs Wendell McCormick of California visit his parents in Silver Creek and relatives. Grosch Irrigation hosted a dinner Friday night at a Fullerton club. Sam Wyman of Silver Creek and Roy Wyman of Shelby visited Denver and returned Friday. Edsel Matousek hosted their pitch club Saturday night. Lester Krumme and his sister Mrs
The United Methodist Women met Wednesday afternoon in the church basement with lunch provided by Mrs Mabel Carter and served by Mrs L T Van Winkle. Mrs Sam Wyman to be hostess next Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Schuldt of Clarks visited the Schott home Thursday, returning from a trip to the Black Hills, Montana and Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Delbert Broekemeier of Central City visited Thursday at the Eugene Kershaw home.
Industrial production jumped 1.3 percent in August the largest gain in nearly three years with rising output in mines factories and utilities. Business inventories fell for the sixth month signaling potential cuts in unemployment if living costs stabilize.
The Rev and Mrs Lavern D Beach pastors at the Church of God in North Platte will lead a missionary program in Albion about their work in Cayman Brac. The public is invited to attend the service.
Detroit the U.S. auto industry reached a fifth high early September sales mark with 150,241 cars sold from Sept 1 to 10. Nearly 20 percent were 1976 models as prices averaged over $200 higher, with General Motors leading sales and Chrysler and American Motors posting declines.
Members of the Lions heard Gulf Research and Development Company engineer Jerry Funderburk discuss offshore drilling and the energy outlook. Donald Crosier noted the gasoline supply role and the risk from imports as Canada may cut supplies in 1982, with Arabs possible embargo risks.
Mr and Mrs Bernie Eikemeier welcome a daughter born Monday at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Norfolk.
Two prison escapees, Michael G. Vandal and Terry G. Harris both 24, were captured after holding a family hostage at a Tacoma residence near McChord AFB. Sheriff officials reported the incident began when Army sergeant Lawrence E. Gallaghan left home as the others slept. An armed surround by a weapons-attack team ended with the suspects taken into custody.
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