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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1973
Page
2
The USDANebraskan poultry and egg market news service reported Tuesday egg prices were unchanged and supplies unsteady with circuit receipts 10-50. Poultry prices were unchanged with farm liens-7 and commercial flocks at 24-25.
Public notice from The Columbus Telegram outlines subscription rates and delivery areas. It lists monthly and yearly prices for local and out of state addresses and provides contact details for address changes and subscription questions.
Livestock quotients show steady overall demand Tuesday. Steers and heifers small lots at 28 to 38 dollars per 100 pounds. slaughter cows and canners around 26 to 38 dollars. Hogs about 5,000 head receipts. sheep around 500 head with spring lambs steady near 29 to 30 dollars.
Kathy Volan 18 of Wellfleet was named Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Nebraska Queen. She previously won the Miss American Angus title with a scholarship, Nebraska Angus Queen in 1972, and is the second Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Queen in her family. Her sister Chris won in 1970.
Ray J. Reisdorff expresses gratitude for cards flowers and visits during hospital confinement at Bellen Memorial. JC Hranae thanks Rev West relatives friends and neighbors for support while at Bellen Hospital. Mrs John Rosenberry thanks doctor and nurses for care and prayers.
The text provides a fragmented horoscope for various signs including LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PIECES and PISCES. It mentions focus on personal relationships, career progress, social life, and practical advice, with notes on potential emotional caution and self-improvement efforts.
The Nixon administration studies military medical services amid fears 4.3 million dependents could lose nearly free care. Roy Ash notes shifts toward an all American health system, with options including ending free care, charging for specialized services, cash payments, or Pentagon insurance. A steering panel will examine reducing DoD overhead while preserving force readiness.
Bellwood celebrate 77th birthday with a covered dish dinner at the hall. Attending were the Brandenburgh, Peters, and Staplehurst families, plus relatives from Vira, Seward, Columbus, and David City. Also noted are weekend visits and a California funeral for Maggie Harris mother of Mrs. Charles Smith.
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