28 Sep 1974
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1974
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a local partnership advertisement for Columbus Nebraska with subscription rates and local publisher names. Includes garbled lines about addresses, Sundays, rates, and officials, suggesting a small-town newspaper classified notice.
The bel named for Alexander Graham Bell is a unit of loudness. One tenth of a bel, the decibel, marks the smallest audible difference.
A devotional piece asks why suffering falls on all people and explains that God may allow pain to refine character and draw one closer to Him. It contrasts Christian resilience with rebellious denial and cites Romans 8 28 to urge believers to accept trials as part of divine purpose and grace.
Hogs irregular gains with barrows and gilts up 75 to 1.00, sows +50 to 1.50. Cattle mixed. steers and heifers mostly down 30 to 100, cows steady to +50. Early lots show high end steers 41.25 to 41.75 per cwt, other classes 34.50 to 40.50 for best types. feeders around 28.75 to 3.0. Sheep slaughter lambs weak to 50 lower. ewes steady, lambs 34.00 to 37.25 for various weights. pelts noted in some lots.
A notice invites readers to write for a free booklet by the Hunegr Tears Ministry. It provides no further specifics on contents or contact details in the fragment.
AP Business writer Chet Carrier notes a rapid shift in the mutual fund industry toward short term money market funds. From March to August, net inflows exceed $600 million, with March at $16.2 million and August at $228.8 million, as the sector attracts small investors amid rising rates. The trend expands beyond nine funds tracked by the Investment Company Institute, with the Reserve Fund in New York having grown to $366 million in assets.
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