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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1961

Page

13

Vigorous Lease Activity in Garden County Oil Field

Nebraska oil and gas activity surged in 1960 with the sector valued at about 162 million dollars for drilling and production. Major firms expanded leasing in northeast Garden County, near the Denver Julesburg basin, as stratigraphic tests and new wells eyed in Cheyenne and Arthur counties, with 73 000 acres already acquired in Garden County. The oil industry paid over 3 million dollars in taxes and invested 25 million in drilling and production in 1960, signaling strong growth and future drilling plans across west central Nebraska.

Nebraska Garden County Denver-Julesburg Alhough Oshkosh Newaska Telegraph Commission Cheyenne County Sidney Peter

API Convention Slated May 4th in Casper

The American Petroleum Institute Rocky Mountain District announces a general session on Thursday May 4 at 9 45 am in the VFW Hall Casper. D H Falkingham and the American Petroleum Institute Casper will chair the session with remarks from D H Falkingham and talks by Cram on U S oil Russia relations and by Arthur Kta on regulation of gas producers. Williams of Phillips Petroleum discusses federal encroachment on the oil industry.

Casper Wyo American Petroleum Institute Division of Production Rocky Mountain District V. F. W. Hall Irn”. Cram Continental Ol Company New York Mr Cram Russia U. S Arthur Kta Federal Power Commission Washington, DC R M Willams Phillips Petroleum Company Bartlesville Oklahoma

Rest Home Expansion Hopes Hinge On Funds

Board members back rest home enlargement if funds can be raised as Jorgenson notes monthly statements show no surplus for future building. Administrator Leo Bolin praises current finances but warns against overextension. Committee vows to defend recommendations and work with the hospital board to find a solution.

Jorgenson Leo Bolin

Area Oilmen Celebrate Killing of LB 683 in Judiciary Committee

Nebraska oilmen hailed the Judiciary committee vote 5-1 to defeat LB 683 proposed by Sen. Forrester. The bill would have restricted mineral rights subleasing and allowed lease nullification for terms not met. Sidney officials and Dusty Rhodes warned the measure risked arbitrary lease term enforcement and harmed lessees.

George Fleming Sidney Fleming Prin Judiciary Committee New York Texas Kansas Colorado Nebraska M M Forrester Anselmo Judiciary Committee Sidney Area Cheyenne County Dusty’ Rhodes Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission H.s-Or

Karnik and Ross Wildcat Drilling Abandoned in Cheyenne County

In Cheyenne County, Cal joiner Patrick A Doheny abandoned No 1 Karnik after mud shows and tight sand in a 5350 to 5362 ft drill stem test, with surrounding dry holes noted east, south and west. Falcon Seaboard Drilling also abandoned No 1 Ross. Juniper Oil and Mining reported production casing after finding oil and mud in No 1 Robinson near Kimball.

Pubico Petroleum Corp Stritt Sleepy Hollow Field Red Willow Pubco Petroleum Corp Stritt Estate HLM Drilling Co Keener Oil Co Winslow Oil Co Cheyenne County Wildcat Skull Creek Sidney Sage Oil Co., Inc Nebraska State Potter Ruby Oil Industries, Inc Phillips Richardson County St Peter Dawson Field Skelly O11 Co Kennedy Sleepy Hollow Dow and McHugh and Barkhoff Isn Kimball County Hruska Field Patrick A. Doheny California Karnik Falcon Seaboard Drilling Company Ross Dalton Kimball Wildcat Juniper Oil and Mining Robinson CNE Kimball Ohio Oil Company St. John Commandery McCook State Airport Lansing Ohio St John Commandery Frontier County

Spelling Winners Dominate Western Nebraska Contest

Monte Herboldsheimer of Bushnell won first in sixth grade at the Western Nebraska district spelling meet in Bushville. John Peterson of Kimball County took fourth in seventh grade, Mark Young was fifth in fifth grade, and Memory Hardin of Scotts Bluff County was district champion in eighth grade.

Monte Herboldsheimer Bushnell Nebraska Bushville Kimball County John Peterson Mark Young Memory Hardin Scotts Bluff County

Former Sidney Resident Burns Critically In Norwalk

Jack Lee Baker a former Sidney resident lies in a Norwalk California hospital in critical condition after his clothing caught fire while lighting a barbecue at his Norwalk home. He suffered first second and third degree burns and may receive cards at Studebaker Hospital Studebaker Road Norwalk.

Jack Lee Baker Sidney Norwalk Calif Studebaker Hospital Studebaker Road

Doan’s Pills Offered For Relief Of Aches And Irritation

Nagging backache and headaches from over exertion or stress may be eased by Doan’s Pills. The ad claims relief through pain relief, soothing bladder irritation, and mild diuretic action. It urges readers to try the new large economy size to save money.

Doan

Self Help Ag Plan Offered Speed Is Asked

President Kennedy sent Congress a farm plan enabling farmers to help shape price supports crop by crop with referenda and a two thirds approval threshold. The bill emphasizes new control machinery, reduced surpluses, and expanded farm programs while exempting 1962 wheat.

Speed Kennedy Congress Orville L. Freeman Allen J. Ellender D-Law Senate Agriculture Committee Rep Harold D. Cooley D-N.c House Agriculture Committee Freeman National Press Club Agriculture Secretary Congressional Wheat Farmers Committee

Bankers Meet Tuesday in Scottsbluff Group 6 event

Scottsbluff hosts the annual meeting of Group 6 of the Nebraska Bankers Association on Tuesday with attendees from Omaha Denver Chicago New York City and several west coast banks. Registration opens at 10 at the Lincoln Hotel followed by a luncheon at the Ivy Inn a 5 pm cocktail hour and a 6 pm dinner at the Scottsbluff Country Club Melvin K Adams president of the Bank and Buierea al su president of Group 6 will preside.

Bankers Meet in Scottsbluff Luncheon and Banquet Highlights

Visiting bankers welcome Mayor Farr Holcomb of Gering and Millard A. Yost head Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce. Afternoon speakers include Carl Breeze of Bank of Kremling, R R Green of Swift and Company, Minor Baird Nebraska Bankers Association, Ralph J. Misko Nebraska banking director, and Harris W Osterberg. Ladies luncheon features cake decorating by Mrs Roy Percival. Warren R. Cook contributes attendance prizes. Banquet speaker is Warren R. Cook. organist Chuck Schwaner and Brown Bean Quartet provide entertainment. New officers of Group 6 to be announced.

Farr Holcomb Gering Millard A. Yost Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce Carl Breeze Bank of Kremling Kremling, Cole R R Green Agriculure and Research Swift and Company Chicago Minor Baird Nebraska Bankers’ Association Farmers State Bank of Superior Ralph JE. Misko State of Nebraska Harris W Osterberg Nebraska Bankers Association Roy Percival Scottsbluff Merchants Warren R. Cook Norfolk National Association of Livestock Auction Markets Chuck Schwaner Brown Bean Quartet

Group 6 Includes 49 Banks in Western Nebraska

The group lists 49 banks with present officers led by Adams as president. H L McKibbon of First National Bank of Bayard serves as vice president and WV B Huffman of First National Bank of Mitchell is cashier and secretary treasurer.

Nebraska Adams H L. McKibbon First National Bank of Bayard WV B Huffman First National Bank of Mitchell

Cutworms Present in Winter and Stubble Fields

Some cutworms are found in winter grain and stubble fields but damage remains limited. Fields checked early this week show no need for control yet as worms mature and a few areas report worms under a quarter inch. Early planted crops should be monitored for stand issues and growth. if cutworms persist, spraying may be required.

Even division in Fostoria public schools balances genders

In Fostoria Ohio the student body of 3,232 pupils is evenly split with exactly half being girls. The male and female totals are 1,616 each, reflecting a perfect two equal halves in the district.

Fostoria Ohio

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