27 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
1
Market news shows egg and poultry prices fluctuating with uneven supplies and demand. Farm hens fetch 6 to 7 cents per pound while commercial layers range 24 to 25 cents. larger stock numbers cited with broader spreads across categories.
Grain and cattle quotes from Omaha reveal higher barrows and gilts with mixed hog prices. Cattle and calves show gains across steers, heifers, and cows with prime and utility grades stronger. Sheep prices steady with limited offerings remarking on slaughter readiness.
Historical newspaper billing shows The Columbus Telegram printed daily except Sundays with subscription and delivery rates. It lists addresses in Columbus Nebraska and Nebraska mail routes, noting change of address procedures and circulation areas.
A long smoldering clash between banking and securities industries is erupting as regulators and Congress weigh intrusions by banks into investment services. The issue centers on automatic investment programs and the erosion of Glass Steagall lines, with the NYSE signaling concern over prerogatives and regulators warning of encroachment.
Horoscope notes offer scattered guidance across signs with Aries urged to project value and practical teamwork while Taurus and other signs receive cautions about habits and social balance. A jumble of dates, traits, and advice follows, emphasizing focus, cooperation, and measured risk.
Hale County NEC members at a Lindsay dinner heard reports from North Platte State convention attendees. Hog market commodity report urged block sales. dairy prices noted below NFO parity. grain movement expected to worsen with limited grain cars and transportation by NFO trucks. Guest Ton Amolek praised NFO for farmer profits through collective bargaining and warned reformers will face tougher price battles.
An event marks the centenarian celebrations for Annie Lewis and Elizabeth, with photo of both posing beside twin cakes. They share humor about aging, recall long lives, and receive help as needed from a younger assistant, highlighting resilience and community support.
Services Monday for Mrs Gilbert Reynolds are planned at Presbyterian Church. Mrs Reynolds was mother to Robert Reynolds and other relatives. funeral will be held at Lincoln Memory Park for burial alongside family. In the same report, a separate item notes a police case at Montparnasse rail station involving 24 000 sale tickets and theft. a witness quote reflects distress from a personal loss.
Lincoln AP reports James Texon stating approval of preliminary plans for a dormitory at the Omaha Beat campus in Nebraska. Facilities will be renovated with completion planned for October, bids due in November, and construction to begin in December.
A garbled line cites life expectancy with figures 702 and 60 years, referencing the United States and Whi. The text implies a historical note on average lifespans but remains unclear on precise source details or dates beyond 1972.
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