Nebraska Oil Drilling History Summary From 1936 to 1940
A compiled survey traces Nebraska oil drilling from 1936 through 1940 across multiple counties and farms. Key sites include J. D. Cook’s Henry Hanson ranch near Tryon, Hall No 1 near Alliance, and Boice near Falls City, with depths from 400 to 4,500 feet and intermittent operations, seismic tests, and attempts to secure state oil bonuses.
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McPherson County
J. D. Cook
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Lincoln County
Helmeric and Paine Company of
Tulsa
Okla
North ‘Platte
Carl Judd
Lyman
Cotts Bluff County
John ‘Shuneman
Franklin
Franklin County Sentinel
Ohiowa
Humboldt
Milligan Review
Humboldt Drilling
Ollie Stauffer
Ed. Ubri
H. C. Stephens
Nebraska
Humboldt Standard
Nebraska ‘Oil
Hall Ranch
Alliance
C. L. Frice
Alliance Times and Herald
Hall
Nebraska Writers’ Project
WPA
Falls City
Albert D. Ladner
R. H. ‘Boice Quarter
Guinn
Boice
Spectacles Pioneer Benjamin Franklin and George Washington
Benjamin Franklin invented bifocal spectacles and George Washington was among early adopters, reflecting early adoption by prominent leaders.
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Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Slave Trade Across Oceans Ignites Global Outrage
A historical note states the Portuguese began the African slave trade in 1481 and by 1777 over 9,000,000 people identified as Negroes had been transported to other continents, highlighting the vast scale and impact of this inhuman system.
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Nebraska Writers
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University of Nebraska
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Lyman Leader
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C. W. McCully
Joole
Texas Company
Trenton
Trenton Register
Dawson Herald
John ‘Ogle
Franklin County
Pawnee Company
Mabel Meyer
City of
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Terry's Chickery
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Terry
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O’mara Hatcheries
Terry's Chickeries
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