Oil production climbs with weekly gains across states
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly rise in crude oil and lease condensate production to a national total of 6,041,000 barrels per day, up 3,900 from the prior week. Refining runs held at 6,381,000 barrels daily while heavy fuel oil fell to 9,147,000 and light fuel oil rose to 9,365,000. Gasoline stocks and production also edged higher with total gasoline output estimated at 20,398,000 barrels for the United States. Nebraska posted a drop of 250 barrels, Wyoming rose 1,350, Montana up 50, Colorado down 750 for the week.
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American Petroleum Institute
U. S
United States
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Wrong Number Plenty Of Grief
In The Telegraph a classified ad for a two room apartment bore a phone signature misattributing Oliverius contact. The Oliverius family has endured many calls and threats due to the wrong number, urging advertisers to verify phone numbers and addresses before placing ads.
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Telegraph
Frank Oliverius E
the Telegraph
Mr. Oliverius
Oliverius
Oliveriuses
False alarms boost hope for foot and mouth disease in Mexico
Mexican stockmen and inspectors have reported animals showing foot and mouth disease symptoms several times this year, but diagnoses repeatedly reveal alternative infections like foot rot or vesicular stomatitis. No outbreaks have been seen since late 1949, fueling optimism for eventual eradication.
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Mexico
Brown Swiss bull purchase and regional visits stir Sidney
Bueford Rodecker of Sidney bought the registered Brown Swiss bull Young Duke Donald 89007 from Pete and Don Bettale of Iliff Colorado. The article also notes a string of visitors and family travel including the Scanlons from Denver, the Yantzis from O Neill, and Wolstenholm family movements tied to military service and employment in Sidney during a period.
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Bueford
Bill Yantzi
Dean Wohlstenham
Jimmie Dean
Jean Marie
Salt Lake City
Utah
Watermelon History From Egypt to America
The watermelon, long a staple in American life, traces its cultivation to prehistoric times with ancient Egyptian evidence. Livingstone noted wild watermelons in Central Africa, origin of the fruit, and early colonists brought it to America where Indians adopted the crop. Marquette in 1673 mentions watermelons in the interior U.S.
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David Livingstone
Africa
America
Marquette
Ads Get Results Try Them Telegraph Want
The Telegraph urges readers to place advertisements with the paper to achieve results. It highlights the effectiveness of classified ads in reaching local customers and promoting goods and services.
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The
Telegraph
East Sidney Draw Last Week's News Summary
Local social notes from East Sidney recount visits by Cheyenne residents to the H Van Aelstyn home and gatherings at the Everett Mohart and O A Olson houses. Harris Haupt and Van Aelstyn families host parties, reunions, and supper per family outings. Ed Van Aelstyn attends a Sneak Day at Kimball Dam. Kenneth Olson travels to Denver with friends.
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Fred Sejlen
Cheyenne
H. “van Aelstyn
Ed Disney
George Deaver
Clarence Deaver
Gothenburg
Donald Deaver
Everett Mohart
Ed Haupt
Sidney’ High School
Kimball Dam
H. van Aelstyn
O. A. Olson
District 36
Ed van Aelstyn
Maple St
Larry
Sterling
Henry Haupt
Conrad Grant
Rev
Frese
Tom Spicknell
Andy Oskavarek
Elberne Luehrs
Olson and Seidel kinship in Easter visits and travel
Tucson residents Mr. and Mrs. Albin Olson spent Easter with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Seidel of Ord visited after attending the K. C. banquet. Miss Hazel Olson left for Seattle with cousin Bill Chambers, heading to Japan for U S government work. Mrs. Everett Mohatt and daughter Teresa returned from Fentang California.
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Bonkiewicz
Geraldine Weller
Mary Margaret Bonkiewicz
Glenn Weller
A. M. Leafdale
Mesa
Arizona
Edgar
C. Leafdale
South
Rudy Ruser
Winter Drug Company
Bill Lowe
Gerald Pitman
Dalton
Ruby Mitchell
John Christensen
Sedgwick
Colo
Albro Christensen
Ross Barker
Lance
Jackson, Wyo
Mr. Barker
P. W. Barker
C. S. Chambers
C. D. Emerick
Albin ‘Olson
Hazel
Kenneth Olson
Marvin Kettler
Robert Kurz
Ernest Hansen
Sidney
Pat Seidel
Henry Haupt
Royal Homemakers
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Jerry
Edward Haupt
Raymond Thomas
Lincoln
Louie Divis
Fred Kretz
Bill Spicknell
Howard Kurz
Dany Meier
Gurley
Robert
Vernon Anderson
Franklin Anderson
Big Springs
H. van Aelstyn
San Gabriel
Calif
Ing
Tom Baker
Bud Twist
Ogden
Utah
Denver
Tucson
Ariz
Albin Olson
Gilbert Seidel
Ord
K. C
Hazel Olson
Seattle
Bill Chambers
Miss Olson
Japan
U. S
Everett Mohatt
Teresa
Fentang
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