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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1976
Page
2
UPI reports grain bids with Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Soybeans futures for Dec Mar May and July contracts with varied highs lows and closes. Dow Jones averages at 1 p.m. CDT show declines across 30 Industrials Transport Utilities and 65 Stocks.
UPI reports CME futures for live cattle, frozen pork bellies and live hogs with Oct, Dec, Feb, Apr, Mar and May contract prices. Trading data shows opening highs and lows, last prices, and listed volume for each contract across cattle pork bellies and hogs.
Hogs totals about 4 500 with a wide price spread. No 1-2 215-235 lb at 37.75. 195-250 lb 37.00-37.50. 260-270 lb 35.50-36.75. some 270-280 lb 35.00-36.00. sows 25-50 lower at 32.50-33.00 for 325-600 lb. Cattle and calves 3 300 led by feeder cattle, one lot 1220 lb at 36.25. slaughter cows 20.00-21.50. Monday estimates show cattle and calves 6 500, hogs 5 500, sheep 700.
Bellwood residents Dr and Mrs A D Peck return to Ft Collins Colo after a ten day visit with Mrs Molly Kreizinger Edna Hiller and Mr and Mrs Audrey Kreizinger and Joe. Joe Finney and Mrs Clem Carpenter hosted guests from Golden Colo. Word reaches Mrs R P Kinnison that her brother in law Gus Korger of Milwaukee has died.
Leigh Garden Club met at the club house with Mrs. James Hanel as guest speaker. They scheduled a Halloween party for Colonial Manor residents, a Oct 19 favors prep, and a rummage sale and food sale for Oct 30 with pies. Committees and convention notes were announced.
Erwin Matulka of Valparaiso, seeking the 23rd legislative district seat, told Columbus Area Right To Life members abortion is a moral, social, and political issue. He urged voters to elect morally charactered representatives and advocated a Supreme Court test on abortion rights. He criticized Nebraska Legislature spending, noting a six year 400 percent rise and 17 percent growth in programs, and warned about the impact of a 2 percent sales and income tax increases on Platte County. The group was reminded of the Pro Life Dance on Oct. 1 at the K C Hall.
Tarnov St Anne Altar Society members met after Mass to schedule general fall cleaning in October. President Mrs John Malczyk asked Circle 2 to run the lunch stand at the George Zoucha farm sale. Prizes were won by Vera Troczon Sophie Shemek Denis Torczon and Josephine Sliva. Serving committee: Gervin Kudron Jim Gourka Josephine Sliva Verleen Shemek. Next meeting set for Oct 6.
Mytty of Fremont becomes pro administrator for Medical Area Devel Inc a nonprofit creating a group medical practice serving Cedar Rapids Spalding and Albion. The move sets the stage for expanded medical services in these communities led by the organization.
The Equitable Federal Savings and Loan Association of Fremont Nebraska has filed with the Federal Home Loan Bank Board for permission to open a full service branch near the intersection of 26th Avenue and 23rd Street in Columbus Platte County Nebraska. Communications for or against the application may be filed with the Supervisory Agent in Topeka Kansas within 10 days or within 30 days if additional time is requested.
Public notice invites comments on an application and related communications filed with the Fremont agent. Four copies of any communications must be filed. The application and all communications in favor or protest are available for inspection at the agent's office in Fremont Nebraska.
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds has revalued all school lands in Platte County under lease. A new schedule and rental tabulation will be filed with the County Treasurer by October 1, 1976 and becomes effective January 1, 1977. Kent Hickman, Executive Secretary.
Incorporation notice for T & C Insurance Agency of Columbus Inc under Nebraska law. Registered office listed as 2813 13th Street Columbus Platte County. Business: to insure property against fire lightning tornado wind hail and related perils and perform typical agency operations.
The document states authorized capital stock of 10 000 dollars consisting of 1000 shares at par 10 dollars each with perpetual existence and board governed affairs. It is dated September 7 1976 and involves T & C Insurance Agency of Columbus Inc. plus details on directors and by laws. It also covers a bid notice for erosion control installation in Platte County Nebraska with bid opening October 4 1976 and conditions for bids.
City of Columbus Nebraska invites sealed bids by Sept 30 1976 for Southwestern Columbus Interceptor Sewer including 11 520 feet 33 inch line 2 667 feet 27 inch line 1 936 feet 21 inch line 1 359 feet 15 inch line 50 standard manholes 9 drop manholes 1 railroad crossing and 1 highway crossing Documents available from Rystrom Engineering and City Engineer for 75 dollars per set refundable to bidders and non bidders upon return. Frederick W. Gerber Jr mayor announces.
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