Two Monterey men charged with marijuana possession in Colfax
Two Monterey men appeared before Colfax County Judge Joseph Brog on Wednesday on marijuana possession charges. Jesse Joseph Jaramillo, 20, and Joseph Roy Jagace, 24, were bound over to district court to stand trial later. Bonds were set at $1,000 each.
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The Carp Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Carp Telegram, a Columbus Nebraska newspaper, lists address at 1254 27th Avenue and offers daily delivery with no Sunday or holiday editions. Subscriptions cost 22 dollars monthly by carrier and 1400 dollars yearly by mail within nearby towns, 319 dollars yearly elsewhere in Nebraska and other states.
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Weekly Livestock Prices Omama Nebraska AP USDA
Markets report weekly livestock quotations with mixed moves across hogs cattle and sheep. Large portions show declines in lean hogs and cows while feeders and high quality steers hold around midweek levels. spring lambs and ewes show lower figures as buyers adjust for volume and weight categories.
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Hijacked truck carries 40,000 pounds beet near Interstate 80
Thieves hijacked a Nebraska firm’s beet load near MILESHUKG Pennsylvania, stealing about 40 000 pounds of prime hind quarters and hand trimmed tenderloin. The truck was later found near Bloomsburg after a planned theft that required storage for the cargo. Driver Coy Swiger reported waking to find the rig missing at 4 30 am and theft occurred several hours earlier.
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Butz asks CLC to remove ceilings on fertilizer
Agriculture Secretary Marl4 Butz urged the Cost of Living Council to lift price ceilings on fertilizer promptly. He argued world prices exceed current ceilings, draining U.S. supplies and hindering farmers. He said removing ceilings would let farmers bid for available supplies.
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Wheat and corn seen at record 1974 production
The Agriculture Department projects 1974 wheat output around 1.9 billion bushels and corn near 6.8 billion as farmers expand acreage. Officials anticipate a bigger crop due to policy adjustments and strong demand, with forecasts released Monday outlining expected gains for next year.
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Harvest tips to cut soybean losses and maximize yield
A field guide notes major causes of harvest loss in soybeans. Key steps include weed control, minimizing ridging, harvesting at 13 percent moisture, precise combine settings, sharp headers, regular loss checks, and adjusting as grain dries. Early and late harvesting reduces shatter.
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Pond design boosts wildlife and farm needs
Local hunters seek prime spots as duck season nears. A well placed pond provides waterfowl habitat, livestock water, recreation, fire protection and erosion control. When selecting dam sites, protect drainage from erosion and use terraces and contour farming. Cost assistance from Natural Resources Districts covers 50 to 74 percent of the cost. Visit the Soil Conservation Service office in Columbus for details.
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Thone to keynote NFO state convention in North Platte
North Platte Nebraska AP Charles Thone Republican will be guest speaker at the National Farmers Organization state convention with over 900 members expected. Agriculture Director Glen Kreusher will open sessions while Thone and NFO national president Oran Lee Staley address an evening banquet. State officers and three district directors to be elected amid reports Nebraska ranked fourth in calfage production in 1972 at 6,210,000 tons.
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Chicago Visitors Stay With Clarkson Families
Chicago residents Leigh Mr and Mrs Gus Hahta visit Clarkson where they stay with the Prazak and Urbanek families and join the Rahtz birthday gathering at John Miller's Allen home. Giver Johnson Sr is moved from Memorial Hospital Schuyler to St Elizabeth Hospital Lincoln for surgery on Thursday.
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Platte County Exhibitors At Ak-Sar-Ben Livestock Show
Platte Countians enter Ak-Sar-Ben for the 46th annual livestock show with multiple exhibitors from Columbus Creston and Newmann Grove. Names include Ricky Holtinsell Mumphrog Randy Shovel Larson Gilly Margo Muller Valerie Schreeder Tony Blaser Bryce Kuoner Debbie Kummer plus many others in beef cattle lambs horses and beeler events. The show runs January 28 in Omaha with participants from Platte County and Columbus districts.
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Public Health convention ends in Norfolk Nebraska
The Public Health convention wrapped a three day meeting in Norfolk with new officers elected. Dan Woything of the Omaha Douglas County Health Department was named president, succeeding Jerry Laimond of Lincoln. Shane McLeod of Tekamah named president-elect. Dr Henry D Smith vice president. Don Nielsen of Omaha secretary. Elsie Cercle of Lincoln treasurer. About 138 attended. A 40 acre corn farmer works with land and machinery assets likely worth over a quarter of a million dollars.
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