General Mills leads Nebraska turkey contest as weigh-in nears
A 444 pound Tom named General Mills, owned by Harvey Miles near Sunol, leads Nebraska Texas two state turkey contest. The owner plans to feed him for a hoped 50 pounds by January 6 while rivals linger at 41 and 37 pounds. Governor Morrison challenged Texas Governor Daniel to begin the contest.
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Kurz visit to Cheyenne Hospital noted
Sidney Draw News reports that Robert Kurz entered De Paul's Hospital in Cheyenne for surgery after a Wednesday trip with his wife and son Russell. Family and neighbors visited, with many local residents listed as callers and attendees at various gatherings and church events.
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Howard
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Paul Wilson
August Jurgens
Kenneth Olson
Alvin Olson
Howard Kurz
de Paul’s Hospital
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E. H. Craft
Bridgeport
Jim Lindsay
Dallas Richards
School Improvement Association
H. van Aelstyn
Milwaukee native becomes citizen and changes name
Narko Stanicevic, 35, formerly of Yugoslavia, was naturalized and adopted the name Zarko Amerikan. He is employed by American Motors Corp.
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Omaha Livestock Opening Shows Mixed Trade
Mixed trends marked the opening livestock trade in Omaha with better slaughter steers and yearlings steady on Monday. Some heifers and other classes were weak to 25c lower, stockers and feeders sold strong, heifer calves up 25-50c, butcher hogs 25-50c higher, some 75c, slaughter lambs steady to 25c lower, shorn lambs down while feeder lambs held steady. slaughter steers at 1123 pounds topped at 26 dollars.
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Omaha stocker and feeder cattle sale results report
The Monday Omaha sale saw yearlings at 23 to 2590 with heavy weights highlighted near 1311 at 2575 and 1837 at 25.25, plain cattle 2250 down. Fed heifers led at 2490 with others 22.50 to 2475, some heavy to 1128, lower grades 22 down. High to prime mixed steers and heifers 1018 to 1119 at 25.50. Cows steady to strong. canners and cutters 12 to 1425, beef cows up to 16.50. 7,500 stockers and feeders at Omaha. Replacement steers 22 to 29.50, up to 550 weight. Feeder steers as heavy as 775 at 25.25 and 1000-pound cattle at 23.85. Stock and feeding heifers 22 to 2450. Top kinds not represented. Steer calves 26.25 to 3500, heifer calves 25 to 31.75, 282-pound.
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Omaha
Nebraska hog and cattle market on Monday
Medium to good cows sold 15 to 16.50 or 16.75 for Dutcher hogs 190 to 300 pounds. Sows rose about a quarter with heavier weights up to 500 higher. Prices quoted: 270 to 600 pound hogs 13 to 14.75 dollars.
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