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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1951

Page

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Rain Grov Organizing For Action Rain Grove

Organization of southwestern Nebraska Weather Improvement Association announces cloud seeding start next Sunday, April 15. Officers include Guy Forsling, Carl Bruns, H. H. Misegadis, Co. E. McGee, Roy Earnhart, L. D. Wyatt, G. J. Gaddes. L. M. Clinton is attorney. Counties: Banner, Kimball, Cheyenne, Devel, Perkins, and parts of Morrill and Garden south of the North Platte River. Plan aims to increase rainfall through artificial nucleation and cloud modification and to share weather information among members.

Southwestern Nebraska Weather Improvement Association, Inc Corporation Guy Forsling Kimball Carl Bruns Chappell H. H. Misegadis Sunol Co. E. McGee Bridgeport Roy Earnhart Lodgepole L. D. Wyatt Harrisburg G. J. Gaddes Grant M. Clinton Sidney Banner Cheyenne Devel Perkins Morrill Garden Counties North Platte River Rocky Mountain Great ‘Plains Yare

Progress potato variety aids western Nebraska growers

Western Nebraska potato growers can consult a circular from the University of Nebraska and the Potato Development Division detailing growth and storage for the new Progress variety. Dr. H O Werner notes Progress is less susceptible to scab and harvest cracking than Triumph, with cultivation suited to western Nebraska's climate and methods developed from station experiments and local experience. The circular, written for agents and the college of agriculture, explains seed handling, planting, irrigation, harvesting, storage, and disease control.

Nebraska University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service Nebraska Experiment Station Werner Western Nebras Kas Cnat Eastern Thay -Bé Spins County Agricultural College of Agriculture

OPS Official Will Talk Here Thursday

The Sidney Chamber of Commerce brings an Office of Price Stabilization official to Sidney on Thursday April 12. He will represent the office at Omaha. Edwin Moray directs the meeting coordinated by Gordon Tobin. It starts at 1 15 in the basement of Sidney City Auditorium and will cover price ceiling regulations with a Q&A session for local business people.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Office of Price Sidney Omaha Chamsper Gordon Tobin Edwin Moray Geil Sidney City Auditorium Tobin

Sioux Depot seeks 150 women for ammunition work

The Sioux Ordnance Depot invites 150 women aged 18 to 62 to serve as ammunition reconditioners with a starting pay of 1.19 dollars per hour for a 40 hour week. Physical exams are required and most positions involve dust, noise, and heavy movement. Contact Nebraska State Employment Service offices for details. reporting dates typically follow two weeks after qualification.

Sioux Nebraska Francis Hiner Sidney

Rain and Snow Hit VFW and Auxiliary Tonight in Sidney

A soaking rain and snow storm drenched Cheyenne County Monday night turning to snow by eight. Farmers welcomed moisture after a dry spell as wheat begins greenup with potential growth in April. New officers for Porter McGuire Post VFW and its auxiliary will be installed tonight at the Sidney City Auditorium after a 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper. Post Commander Art Lenzen to install VFW officers. Mrs. Mabel Hansen to install Auxiliary officers.

Cheyenne County Sidney Porter McGuire Veterans of Foreign Wars Sidney City Auditorium Art Lenzen VFW Iinstalled Lee Rogers Dolores Kuehler Roy Harris

Nebraska refineries run at 11 500 barrels daily

Six Nebraska refineries have a combined daily crude oil capacity of 11 500 barrels, with only four active. Morse C. Palmer of Omaha cites a Oil and Gas Journal survey noting Scottsbluff 2 200, Falls City 6 000, Omaha 1 500, Chadron 700 barrels. two plants idle at 1 100 total. Nebraska ranks 25th in capacity and 17th in number of refineries among the states.

Nebraska Morse C. Palmer Omaha Oil Industry Information Committee Oil and Gas Journal Cooperative Refinery Association Scottsbluff Mid-States Refining Co Falls City Searle Petroleum Co Sioux Oil Co Chadron Refining, Inc Salem Porter, Oil Co Sidney

Five Delegates to Attend State Fire School

Five delegates to the State Fire School in Grand Island April 22 to 24 will be sent by the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department. Named are Noel Golden Leland Troutman Red Porter and Bill Curless. A fifth delegate will be announced later. Plans were announced at a regular firemen meeting Thursday night. Lunen was served by the Sidney Rural Department.

Grand Island Sidney Volunteer Fire Department Noel Golden Leland Troutman Red Porter Bill Curless Lunen Sidney Rural Department

Legion Plans Friday Couples Party at Legion Club

The Legion invites couples to a Friday night party sponsored by American Legion. Entertainment and dancing with door prizes and food are offered for $1 per couple. Legion members and guests may attend.

Legion Club Legion

Cancer Crusade Proclaimed By Sidney Mayor

Mayor L H E Pierson proclaims April as Cancer Control Month urging citizens to join the American Cancer Society Crusade. He cites 210000 families losing a parent or child to cancer last year and urges early treatment to save lives under the theme Guard Your Family Strike Conquer Cancer.

Ives L H. E. Pierson Sidney Cancer Crusade The American Society

Cutworms Threaten Wheat Crops in Nebraska

The western army cutworm endangers south central and southwestern Nebraska wheat. Fields show eight to 12 worms per square foot, with urgent needs for control. Poison bran bait, about 20 pounds per acre, outperforms chemical sprays, which kill around half. Researchers Dr Roscoe Hill and Prof. Roce Ples are studying cutworm and greenbug issues across western Nebraska.

Nebraska University of Nebraska Department of Entomology Platte Valley Roscoe Hill Entomoomology Roce Ples University of Nebraska

Marie Nichelson Heads District VI Teachers Association

Miss Marie Nichelson of Frances Willard School becomes president of District VI of the Nebraska Teachers Association after serving as vice president. She will attend an executive board meeting in Scottsbluff to plan the October district convention, with Russell Willkie, A. E. Burgeson, Bernice Jacobson, and Dr. Glenn Hildreth on the board.

Marie~ Nichelson Frances Willard School Nebraska Teachers Association Miss Nichelson Alliance Vera Bayer Miss Nicholson Scottsbluff Russell Willkie Gering A. E. Burgeson Gordon Bernice Jacobson Glenn Hildreth Chadron State Teachers College

Eleven Women At Recognition Day

The Fifth Annual District Homemakers Recognition Day in Scottsbluff drew representatives from seven Panhandle counties. Highlights included a coffee hour, a style show, and luncheon with state and local leaders in attendance, featuring Violet Shepherd and Florence Atwood among others.

Cheyénne Violet Shepherd Scottsbluff Panhandle Cheyenne County Shepherd Stewart Brown Arnold Draper Wm. R. George Plainview Club Henry Haupt East Sidney Draw Ervin Ehlers Lloyd Talich N.P. B Esther Swanson Suzettes Leo Thomas Victory Aorieneers Keith Deaver A. B.C Ernest Peterson Gurley Loyal Workers

Telegraph Cited For Publicity In Dairy Breeding

The Telegraph earned praise from the Nebraska branch of the Wisconsin Scientific Breeding Institute for three articles on artificial dairy cattle breeding. Letters to Ivan Walker and Sam Robinson conveyed strong appreciation for the publication. Cheyenne County Dairy Breeding Association reports rising interest and has hired substitute technician David Brauer, who began April 1 after training in Omaha.

Telegraph Nebraska Wisconsin Scientific Breeding Institute Ivan Walker Cheyenne County Dairy Breeding Association Sam Robinson Lebert Schultz State Office Cheyenne County Association Robinson David Brauer Brauer Institute Omaha Cheyenne County

Cancer Drive Opens Friday in Cheyenne County

The American Cancer Society's 1951 Cancer Crusade will open Friday April 13 in Cheyenne County with a county goal of 900 and Nebraska goal of 100000. Campaign chair Mrs Russell Dedrick and ACS rep Miss Carol Feuerstein outline plans and mail solicitations.

American Cancer Society Russell Dedrick Cheyenne County ACS Nebraska Dedrick Carol Feuerstein Congress Harry S. Truman Crusade Cancer Crusade

Plains Drive-In Theatre Opens Tonight

The Plains Drive-In Theatre opens tonight near Sidney on Highway 19, the first in the locality. Don Gillham and Bob Carter operate the venue, showing double features with a color cartoon from 7:15 p.m. nightly, four program changes weekly, plus a concession stand. If weather cooperates, a large crowd is expected for the debut.

Plains Sidney Don Gillham Bob Carter

Bids Open For SOD Mail Contract In Sidney

Bids for operating the Sioux Ordnance Depot branch of the Sidney Post Office will be received until Monday April 16. The contract covers July 1 1951 to July 30 1952 with details released by Sidney postmaster J W Martinosky.

Sioux Sidney Post Office J. W Martinosky Sidney

Big Springs gas field adds fourth producer

The George Zimmerman No. 1 well, six miles west of Big Springs, was completed Friday as the area’s fourth gas producer. Early flow from about 10 feet of sand suggests a large output, possibly half the scale of the Reece No. 1, which was rated at 42 million cubic feet per day. Other nearby wells include Bosley No. 2 Reece No. 1 and Ralph Zimmerman No. 1. Superior Oil Co. owns the lease and operates drilling. Dunbar Drilling Co. set up a rig on the Roland La Grange farm nearby. Expansion in Deuel County will draw more attention to Cheyenne-Deuel gas production with substantial reserves already proven but limited by marketing channels.

Big Springs George Zimmerman Bosley Reece Ralph Zimmerman Superior Oil Co Dunbar Drilling Co Roland la Grange Deuel County Cheyenne-Deuel County Macauley- Borough Anderson No. 1 Sidney Cheyenne County Ohio Oil Co Huntsman High East Gurley Ohio Johnson McLernon Field Marlow Forthwest Ladegard Huntsman Perle Smith Casper Wye Oil Producing Co Logan County Colo Ziegler B Wagner Monroe Graylin Arford No Dakota

Phone Books Being Mailed In Sidney Nebraska 1951 Directory

The 1951 telephone directory for the Sidney exchange of Northwestern Bell is being mailed. It has 116 pages including the cover, up 12 from last year, with 82 pages in the classified section and 24 pages for Sidney alphabeticals up four. The book is the largest ever issued for the Sidney exchange covering Sidney Potter and Ordville. About five hundred more phones are in use than a year ago. Commercial subscribers seek additional installations delayed by material and equipment shortages. An enlargement to the Sidney building is under way, costing around 100 thousand dollars, to accommodate more equipment and position Sidney as a principal communications center in Nebraska. The 1951 directory was printed for Northwestern Bell by The Telegraph’s commercial printing department.

Sidney Exchange Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Sidney Potter Jerry Miller Sidney, Potter and Ordville Miller Nebraska Northwestern Bell The Telegraph

Concrete Firm Ready to Open Here by Paul Hakes

Ready Mix Concrete, a new firm by Paul Hakes, will open here in about two weeks. The office is by the Burlington stockyard and a building is planned to house the concrete. The pre mixed concrete will be poured directly from trucks to farms, saving on site mixing. A four man staff will assist Mr. Hakes.

Ready! Mix Concrete Paul Hakes Burlington Stockyard Hakes

County Leads State In Oil Lease Income

Nebraska state school lands in Cheyenne County yield over 53000 dollars annually from oil and gas leases. Board secretary Henry Bartling notes 556,861 leased acres in 36 counties with a total annual income of 348,748 dollars, and predicts another 50,000 acres leased by June 30, 1952. Cheyenne County alone will contribute 53,381 dollars yearly from 42,027 leased acres, as several wildcat tests and stem tests proceed in the Huntsman and East Gurley areas.

Cheyenne Nebraska Henry Bartling The Board of Educational Lands and Funds Bartling Garden County Cheyenne County Logan County

Arthur D Roberts Dies At Henderson Texas In Oil Venture

Arthur D Roberts one of Cheyenne County oil explorers and investors died in Henderson Texas after a period of ill health. He and his brothers M E and Roy entered the Cheyenne County venture following Ohio Oil Co discovery near Gurley, drilling two wells that failed to produce but acquiring extensive mineral rights they still hold.

Arthur D. Roberts Roberts Brothers Cheyenne County Henderson Texas M. E Arthur D Roy Ohio Oil Co Gurley

Open House to Mark 50th Wedding Date of Campbells

Friends of Mr and Mrs Dan Campbell invite a reception at Sidney Country Club on Wednesday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m to celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The event is not limited to members and is held to avoid a concert clash. Their two children Olson of North Platte and Rupert Campbell of Omaha arranged the plans. Campbell, now Clerk of the District Court, has long been active in Republican circles after a prior career in farming implement sales. The couple met in Australia during his tenure with a farm machinery company and a Fort Dodge clipping recently referenced that history.

Dan Campbell Sidney Country Club Country Club Campbell Franklin Hornaday Campbells One Olson North Platte Rupert Campbell Omaha Sidney Republican Party County Court House Australia Telegraph Fort Dodge Iowa Australian Post

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Rain Grov Organizing For Action Ing Corporation OPS Sioux Depot the Telegraph Aux Marie Nichelson Cancer Drive Cheyenne-Devel Region Mather Huntsman Field Box Buttee Dawes Cheye Enne Deuel Garden Scotts Bluff Sheridan Arthur Roberts Henderson, Texas
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