4G Telegram A Partnership Columbus Neb Newspaper Ad
A damaged OCR snippet for 4G Telegram A Partnership in Columbus Nebraska shows subscription rates and delivery terms. It lists prices for carrier delivery in Columbus and by mail across Nebraska and surrounding states. The text includes days observed as holidays and housekeeping notes about change of address procedures.
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Columbus
Plate
Boone
Butler
Costas
Merrick
Nance
Polk
Ely
Nebraska
Citer
Livestock Prices Mixed as Market Ranges Shift
Markets in Omaha show hogs steady to 1.50 lower after early sales, 6,500 head traded. Sows down about 25 cents. Cattle and calves uneven with steers and heifers down, cows steady, high fat feeder steers under pressure, spring lambs rising slightly amid narrow trade. Estimated Tuesday receipts include cattle and calves 4,400 hogs 3,080 sheep 400.
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Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
Neb
GSDA
Rockefeller to speak at Iowa GOP Fall Dinner in Des Moines
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will headline the Iowa Republican Fall Dinner in Des Moines. State Republican Chairman John McDonald announced the yearly fundraising event, priced at $100 per plate, to be held at Veterans Memorial Auditorium Ost 30.
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Des Moines
Iowa
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
John McDonald
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Ost
Horoscopes for Tuesday September 15 across the zodiac
Aries faces focused tasks and progress in work by brightening your generous nature. Taurus should save, plan ahead, and avoid risky financial choices while building patience in daily duties. Gemini benefits from social gains with cautious money sense and adaptive group actions. Moon Children see future gains from careful planning and intuition, avoiding criticism of others. Cancer and Virgo advise timely business handling and avoiding procrastination on credits and approvals. Libra urges connecting with friends for future help and social obligations. Scorpio can excel by managing workload with personal charm and budgeting. Sagittarius should listen to others for mutual gains and use latent talents. Capricorn can handle tasks with enthusiasm, exercise, and health care, steering clear of trouble. Aquarius focus on routine duties first then leisure with friends, while Pisces study home life and plan precise changes for future gain.
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Gemini
Moon Children
Nigher-uny
Limra
Scorpio
Capricory
York
Aquarius Alan
Rees
Construction to start soon on soybean plant near Sioux City
A multimillion dollar soybean processing plant will begin on a 60 acre site in the Park Alval industrial area near Sioux City. President Ernest Lindsey reports construction starts soon with operation planned for late next year or 1975. The plant will process 2,000 tons of soybeans daily and employ about 80 workers.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Ernest Lindsey
Hle
He Park Alval
Lindsey Saul
County court fines list from Columbis for various traffic offenses
County court penalties are listed for multiple residents across Columbis including Arthur Je inspection sit Bernard Krzycki James Forbes Dale Hansen Hernard Mieck Kevin Jarecki Martin Keith Milenka Strainarry Graus Jew Jarecki Russell Tichola Floyd Weathers Jr Scortina Savage James P Dingwell and Tish Carroll for speeding no inspection intoxication improper turn and other violations with fines ranging from 0 to 40 dollars. region Crime Commission discussions focus on regional jail applications police equipment and a fulltime consultant.
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Columbis
Arthur Je
Bernard Krzycki
James Forbes
Palmer
Dale Hansen
Hernard Mieck
Kevin Jarecki
Platte Center
Martin
Washington
Keith Milenka
Fella
Arry Graus
Jew Jarecki
Russell Tichola
Schuylax
Governor’s — Crime Commission
Te Crime Commission
The
Crime Commission
Nance
Boone
Platte
Colfax
Cards of Thanks for hospital visits and support
The family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors relatives Father Regis and Father Ahlenius for help and comfort during illness at Behlen and Bergan Mercy Hospital. James E. Reuss family extends thanks for cards gifts and personal visits.
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Behlen and Bergan Mercy Hospital
Regis
Ahlenius
James E. Reuss
Nebraska State Historical Society marks 95th annual meet
Membership reaches 5000 this year with 63 growth over a decade. Marvin Kivett notes staff expanded to five, headquarters enlargement remains a goal. Society reports microfilming county boards and election records, officers re-elected, and awards given including the James J. Sellers Memorial Award.
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Lincoln, Neb
State Historical Society
Marvin Kivett
Lincoln
Kivett
James A. Stawley
Nellie Snyder Yost
North Platte
Maurice 5. Uevetone
Healrice
Secondice
Arthur Carney
Frenton
Hived
Edwin de Faulkner
Charles W. Martin
Omaha
Warren C. Wood
Garing
Madison County hearing postponed over sheriff and post clash
A Madison County hearing in Madison Court District Court was postponed to October 5. The dispute concerns a controversy between the Madison County Sheriff's Office and the Madison City Post Department over a similarity of guifar worm by the two.
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Madison
Madison County
Madison Court District Court
Madison County Sheriff's Office
Madison City
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