Livestock Prices and Futures Report From Omaha and Chicago
Readout covers cattle hogs and sheep quotations with loads and loads of price ranges, plus futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Receipts to 10:30 a.m. show cattle and calves, sheep, and feeders at varied levels, with notable highs and lows across hogs and cows. includes local futures note and a separate item on Aquinas High School student leadership and a speech by State Senator Taran Schmil.
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Omaha
York
Hwk
Adle
Motors
Ta Am Smelt
Riehild
Awea Corp
Sendix
Ocing Co
Inrden
Nasi Ik
Collins
Aly Pont
Gamble Sko
T&l
Ford Tidly Ag Foodyear Todidlay
IBM
T&t
la P&l
Hogs Alkrait
Kresge SS
Lionel Cp Bu
Lockheed Air
Marcor
Meredith
Nucor
Penn Cent
Pep Cola
Chicago
Reg Ind
Dew S
Safeway
Corn Signal Co Bath
US Steel
Horse Racing Cards at Agricultural Park Columbus
Entries for Wednesday at Agricultural Park list six races with purses ranging from 1800 to 4800 dollars. Competitors include No Boy, Jo Rettele, and King Bold Sentry among others, with fields covering 2-year-olds to older horses and various claiming and allowance conditions.
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Columbus
Agricultural Park
Prat
Sergeant Berg
Ancersen
Buffany - Razer
Syear
Eagle Rauds
Reeves
Ate Slepn
Fley
Asis Cnarger Jensen
Shirley
Liam Marine
Jo Rettele
Cuddie
Isbir
Bazer
Princess Ann
Coil
King Bold Sentry
Jo Retle
Switzer
Laramie Lee
Anderson
Inser — No Boy
Bace’ Battier — King
Banker Dor - Shautier
Barba Kay — Reeves
Jayjoma Door
evel @ Chio
Jer Kreger
Jo Relte'e
Weekend non injury crashes logged by Schuyler police
Schuyler Police Department reports three non injury accidents over the weekend. On Friday at the Highways 15 and 30 intersection, William Kaulainen Des Moines Iowa paid $105 and Robert Coats Omaha paid $150. Saturday at Ash and C Streets, Stanley Malin Schuyler paid 180 and Leonard Pelan David City £ 225. Sunday at 1 Street south of the railroad crossing, Anton Kohler Schuyler paid 225 and John M Salak Schuyler paid $35.
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Schuyler
William Kaulainen
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Coats
Omaha
Ash
Stanley Malin
Leonard Pelan
David City
Anton Kohler
John M. Salak
Telegraph and Postage Rates for Columbus Neb
Telegram service details for Columbus Nebraska with subscription rates and delivery days. Notices list daily publication schedule and holidays, with pricing for local and distant addresses and change of address procedures.
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Columbus
Platte
Bocres Waller
Gallaxy Merrick
Marre
Pole Tounists
Hebraska
Coluntus
Nebraska traffic deaths cut by forty percent in five weeks
Gov James Exon credits August traffic safety campaign for a 40 percent drop in Nebraska highway deaths over the five weeks starting August. He calls the effort a successful second experiment in a broad educative and enforcement crusade and says media cooperation was crucial. Labor Day weekend deaths totaled five, down from ten last year. At campaign start the year was 17 behind last year and finished 44 behind.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
J. James Mxon
Exon
One injured in one car mishap near Howells
Schuyler County Sheriff reports a Saturday afternoon single vehicle crash on the Howells spur entrance off Highway 1. Mrs Tyan Rover lost control turning off the highway and the car veered into a ditch. Passenger Mrs Anna Semerad 54 of Howells suffered a head injury and was treated and released. Vehicle sustained extensive damage. Also notes a school home and school meeting at Aquinas High School in David City at 8 pm Thursday with TAC program staff introductions and course explanations.
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Schuyler
Colfax
Seriff’s Office
Howells
Sheriff's Office
Tyan Rover
Rover
Anna Semerad
David City — Aquinas High School
Commodities probe to reopen today in House hearings
A House probe into commodity exchanges resumes with testimony from industry figures and witnesses. Rep Neal Smith leads the special subcommittee seeking to determine price manipulation and calls for a stronger Commodities Exchange Authority. Next week hearings will feature officials from Chicago Board of Trade Kansas City Board of Trade and Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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Washington
Cars
Gil, Inc
Lostlinauy
Neal Smith
House
Smith
Commodities Exchange Authority
OBA
Subcommittee
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
CEA
Congress
NU enrollment climbs amid Nebraska university system changes
Enrollment at the University of Nebraska system shows shifts with overall declines at UNL while gains occur at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and the Medical Center in Omaha. Technical Agriculture at Curtis reports modest gains as part time and graduate enrollments rise across campuses. The system records a 1.93 percent dip at UNL, but other campuses offset the drop with new and returning students.
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Bingoln
Caayalia
Neopraska
Marien
University of Nebrkaelingoin
UND
Cie University of Nebraska
Oui
Sti Med Center
Omaha
School of ‘Techinical Agriculture
Curtis
UNL
AMD Unis Gall
UNAS
Return from Germany noted for Creston resident
Mrs. Walia Osterthin returned Thursday night from a vacation in Germany with relatives.
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Creston
Walia Osterthin
Germany
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Pavin -Olty
Aquina High School
Sophomares
Teresa Benesch
Joan Stastny
Becky Zeller
Lynn McCawley
Cindy Kuhnel
Aquinas High
Betty Homan
Joe Birkel
Tanther
Josephine Woerth
Dulores W. Falty
Robert J. Muhte
August Evert
Elizabeth Widhalm
Carl Widhalm
Davin City
Taran Sehmil
Bellwood
Dyear Olds
Triggee - Jo Rebele
Roto
Foy — Reeves
Doug Pays — Bazer
Litle
Lad — Anderson
Salty Seau— Werre
Jo Revels
Jean - Lyn - Cuddie
Kate Con - Catlins
Cerrates
Imace — Anderson
Kellincathy
Meier
Patce — Baxter
Miss Stinger
Bugpy's
Bintie
Sidin Jycar
Allswance
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Amiss Supreme
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Virgo
Syce
Orlain
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Enn Elfests
Ong
al Lee
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Rand
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America
DuPont Orion
Bordy’s
Bordy
Steve
Joe Bordy
Sealy
Hutte
Mes
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