Deep oil test plugged as several new wells set in Nebraska
An important deep oil test in Banner County's Singleton Field was plugged by the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission after the hole was brought to 7,595 feet. Sinclair Oil and Gas Co drilled the well amid rumors of oil shows, which remain unconfirmed. Meanwhile, new drilling locations were staked across Nebraska for basement tests at depths around 3,500 to 4,800 feet, involving Stoeppelworth, Mid-Continent, Socony Mobile, Texaco, Wheatley and Allardyce, J. W. Vandeveer, Banner Drilling, Champlin Petroleum, White Feather Petroleum, and others across Furnas, Red Willow, Lincoln, Sioux, Scotts Bluff, Banner, and Kimball counties.
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Singleton
Banner County
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sinclair Cil and Gas Co
Sinclair
Nebraska
Furnas County
Stoeppelworth Drilling Co
CSW
Red Willow County
Stoeppelworth and
Mid-Continent Oil
Bruce Parsons
Sterling Drilling Co
Scotts Bluff County
Wheatley and Allardyce
J. W. Vandeveer
Banner Drilling Co
Peterson
Champlin Petroleum Co
W. C. Brown
Kimball County
White Feather Petroleum Co., Inc
Forsling
Mrs Zalesky Admitted To Local Hospital
Mrs Bud Howitt of Chappell visited her mother Mrs Agnes Zalesky in Sidney where she received a medical checkup and was admitted to the hospital on Thursday The note records multiple local visits including Ted Houser home dinner guests and various callers from Sidney Wray Denver Sterling Lodgepole and Minneapolis It closes with the news that Agnes Zalesky has been discharged and wished for a speedy recovery
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Bud Howitt
Chappell
Agnes Zalesky
Sidney
Art Way
Powell
Dickinson
Charles Dickinson
Raymond Tilghman
Ralph Williams
Sterling
Loyd Bartling
Roy Barnhart
John Barnhart
Dennis Kilgore
Kenneth Tilghtman
Don Lukens
Barney Sharp
Ivan Cook
Joe R. Hornicek
Frank Hornicek
Earl Cruise
Mark
Lisa Lanea Kallhoff
E. W. Zalesky
Vicki
Minneapolis
Minn
Sidney Hospital
One Man Gang Captures Burglars in Tennessee
Chattanooga police Captain Bill Nelson, arriving alone, used loud voice and quick actions to corner burglars inside a house. He ordered a door covered and a window secured, shouting for them to come out while others arrived. The burglars surrendered, unaware of the solo operation. The note also recalls Walter Johnson's 356 scoreless innings in 1913 across five starts and three relief appearances.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bill Nelson
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Pitcher Phil Ortega shines for Dodgers and Senators
Phil Ortega won seven games for the 1964 Los Angeles Dodgers and then twelve for the 1965 Washington Senators, highlighting a notable late-career surge.
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Phil Ortega
Los Angeles Dodgers
Washington Senators
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Forrest Sidney Big Lot
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Unit 19
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Big Springs
Tom Olson
Lisco
Wayne Peterson
Dean Scheele
Dix
Elis Hickman
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E. K. Yanney
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Ron Maas
Potter
Dean Hunter
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Allen Wiggins
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Howard Corr
Doug Best
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Jon
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