Gas field development foreseen in Sidney territory grows
Oil and gas observers foresee gas development dominating progress in the Nebraska Panhandle within years. Five Cheyenne County gas structures and a Deuel County field boost reserves. Ohio Oil Co. looms in negotiations for use and transport. Local drills by Speake and Edmonson yield gas. Superior Oil moves in. Pipeline prospects reach toward Nebraska Panhandle and eastern seaboard as exploration continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Deuel
Ohio Oil Co
Ohio
Huntsman
Sunol
West Sidney
Marlow
Sidney
Anderson-Macauley-Borough
Denver
Devel County
James Speake
Ideal Drilling Co
Charles Edmonson
Nebraska Panhandle
Colorado
Seaboard
Texas
Nebraska
Panhandle
Cheyenne
Banner
Julesburg
Easement Approved for 35 Mile Oil Pipeline in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County commissioners grant an easement for about 35 miles of 20 inch pipeline as part of a 1080 mile system from Worland Wyoming to Wood River Illinois. Construction begins around September 15 with a projected spring completion due to material delays. The $60 million line, managed by Platte Valley Pipe Line, links major oil companies and connects Wyoming routes to Midwest systems, with 140 miles of 16 inch pipe from Worland to Casper and 940 miles of 20 inch pipe to Wood River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Worland
Wyo
Wood River
Ill
Wyoming
Nebraska
Platte Valley
Ohio Oil Company
British- American Oil Company
Pure Oil Company
Sinclair Oil and Gas Company
Casper
Middlewest
Ohio Oil
Big Horn
Sinclair
Wertz
Lost Soldier
Sand
Salt Creek
Rock Mountain Pipe Line
Continental
Sidney
Kansas
Sinclair Lines
Carrolltown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Staff Members At Police Station
The police station introduces new personnel with Darrell Koehn and Earl Grove taking patrol duties. Dean Sittner formerly of Ovid Colorado and Myron Peter from Fort Morgan join as desk staff, while Patrolman Virgil Greever and Desk Man Dick Lindley resign. Greever moves to the fire department at Sioux Ordnance Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Koehn
Earl Grove
Dean Sittner
Ovid
Colo
Myron Peter
Fort Morgan
Virgil Greever
Dick Lindley
Greever
Fire Department
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Hospitalization
Floyd W. Fraass thanks everyone for flowers gifts cards letters and acts of kindness extended during his hospitalization in Rochester Minnesota. His appreciation is heartfelt.
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Rochester
Minnesota
National Guard Film The True Glory Shown In Sidney
The Sidney National Guard unit brings a World War II documentary to Sidney City Auditorium. The True Glory chronicles American British Canadian and French front line service in the European Theatre. The free screening begins 8 30 p m and runs 1 hour 20 minutes, inviting the public especially parents and Guard supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney National Guard
Sidney City Auditorium
National Guard
Earthquake Experts Pinpoint Shocks Worldwide Hours After Quake
Earthquake specialists who interpret seismograph recordings can now locate disturbances within a few hours regardless of distance. The advancement promises quicker identification of quake origins and may enhance emergency response and warning systems globally.
County Court Reckless Driving and Driving Offense Fines
Vernon Road charged with reckless driving fined 16 dollars and costs. Frank L. Eddings Bridgeport charged with second offense driving while intoxicated paid 100 dollars and costs. License suspended 60 days and car impounded 60 days. Dixie Gleason speeding fined 10 dollars and costs. Leo C. Fisher driving without a license paid 1 dollar and costs. Paul T. Frerichs and or Frank Halsey failed to register a motor vehicle paid 510 dollars and costs. Louis M. Virgil SOD charged with permitting a minor to drive a motor vehicle fined 1 dollar and costs.
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No! Vernon
Frank L. Eddings
Bridgeport
Leo C. Fisher
Paul T. Frerichs
Or Frank Halsey
Louis M. Virgil
SOD
Police Court Finesunday Disturbing Peace and Intoxication
Peter P. Kolnik SOC was fined 10 dollars plus costs for disturbing the peace. Gladys Jacobs was charged with intoxication and paid 10 dollars. Sam Thompson was charged with intoxication and paid 10 dollars. There is an advertisement noting Scotch tape stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter P. Kolnik
SOC
Gladys Jacobs
Sam Thompson
Morel Alds Replaces Tub With Modern Laundries Gear
Morel copper nickel alloy two thirds nickel one third copper now widely used for washing machine tubs washers and other equipment in modern laundries. It is rust proof corrosion resistant and helps prevent stains and verdigris problems for the modern housewife.
Hearing expert Taul to visit Sidney for free ear exams
Sonotone hearing specialist John W. Taul from Greeley will be in Sidney this Thursday, April 12, offering free examinations and counseling on hearing problems. He will provide an audiometric test and a visual representation of hearing at the Couch hotel from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., with no charge or obligation, and will also showcase the Movable Ear device reducing strain and clothing friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonotone
John W. Taul
Greeley
Sidney
Mr. Taul
Couch
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Sidney Territory
U. K
Floyd W. Fraass
Moore Lumber Company
Moore Lumber Ce Bat Tad
Imie Iano
Ele
Sidney, Nebraska
Dixie Gleason
Poare All
USCAP
Stickney S
Morel
Gurley
Great Oil Territory
Oil Company
Fred Segelke
Jom Hoover Sales Service
Sterlins
Royal Rio
Preble
SUICE
Bie
Meat Dept
W. E. Triplett
del Monte
Han
TIN Crushe Ptateatied Tyny
Parkay Oleo
KRAFT
RED & White Food Store
Chrysler
Plymouth
KOLT
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