Sidney Field Oil Discovery Draws Rocky Mountain Activity
The Sidney oil discovery centers activity for the Rocky Mountain area and Kansas, with Ohio Oil Co map showing Sidney as the hub of a new reducing territory more than 100 miles from established fields. Expect extensive drilling nearby as leasing widens, possibly yielding further wild cat finds this autumn.
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Sidney
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Ohio Oil Co
The
Beacon
Ohio
Cheyenne County
Robert Hazlett
Livestock and Garden Work Important In 4-H Activity
Cheyenne County 4-H clubs focus on livestock and garden projects with specialist-led education. Notable clubs include Busy Body, Busy Workers Livestock, Dizzy Diggers, Junior Farmers, Happy Hollow Dairy, Merry Workers Garden, Northwestern Livestock, Top Notchers, and Orphan members with roles in beef, sheep, dairy, poultry, garden, rope, and yard beautification.
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Cheyenne County
Jeaders
Karl Madden
W. L. Hawkins
Bob Hawkins
Jack Peters
Shirley Madden
Alice Madden
Edward Robirds
Jerry Madden
Donald Hawkins
Raymond Lessman
W. F. Waite
Virgil Horst
Delbert Lessman
Oakley Osborn
Richard Ladine
Roland Waite
Allen Lessman
Raymond Kuehn
Dizzy Diggers
Roy Bills
Wesley Bills
Danny Markel
Byron Bills
Roland Wright
Francis Kripal
Albert Fraass
Harold Whitefoot
Ronald Vance
Thomas Fitz
Jim Brown
H. O. Wright
Jim Rogers
Arnold Westerhoff
William Harms
Lawrence Sorge
Duane Warren
Roger Sorge
Eileen Westerhoff
Robert Harms
Karen Westerhoff
Jerry Dykman
Latham Mortensen
Duane Brunner
Ronald Dykman
Keith Warren
Happy Hollow 4-H
Grafton Crabb
Morris Lernbloom
Myron Flessner
Ronald Crabb
Larry Crabb
Richard Hernbloom
Vernon Florke
Marvin Hokom
Duane Hernbloom
Bobby Crabb
David Allington
Dicky Crabb
Delores
Calves Born by AI Highlight Cheyenne County Fair
Innovation at the 1949 Cheyenne County Fair features a calf show for offspring of artificially inseminated cows. A blue red and white ribbon will be awarded with no entry fee. Event is sponsored by the Cheyenne County Dairy Breeders Association.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Cheyenne County Dairy Breeders Association
The Telegraph Stationery Catalog Preview
A brief notice highlights smart stationery designs in The Telegraph catalog. The item touts modern layouts and quality materials for personal and professional use, inviting readers to explore fashionable, durable options.
Cheyenne County Fair Hour by Hour Schedule Opens Thursday
Hour by hour schedule for the Cheyenne County Fair lists events across Thursday to Saturday. Thursday includes judging food exhibits at 11:00, home economics demos, a style show, and vaudeville acts. Friday features showmanship contests, crops judging, midget auto races, and livestock events. Saturday covers agricultural demonstrations, livestock judging, exhibit releases, and a majorettes performance with vaudeville acts.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Franckind
Riday
Gurley Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Warren Cunningham's Home
Mrs Warren Cunningham hosted the Gurley Garden Club on Thursday August 4 with ten members present. After a brief business session, Mrs Norman Swanson spoke on New and Outstanding Plants while Mrs Kenneth McRoberts handled nomenclature. A mixed program involved leaf gathering of common flowers and plants, which proved confusing yet engaging. lunch was served by the hostess and her daughter.
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Warren
Cunningham
Gurley Garden Club
Norman Swanson
Kenneth McRoberts
Esther Swanson
Larger Hereford Display At Fair
The Nebraska Panhandle Hereford Association forecasts a large second exhibit of registered cattle at the Cheyenne County Fair with entries rivaling or surpassing last year. Contestants vie for Grand and Reserve Champion purple ribbons and blue, red, and white ribbons as an entry fee of 5 dollars is due with cattle brought to the Hereford barn on Thursday.
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Nebraska Panhandle Hereford Association
Cheyenne County Fair
Hereford Sale Set For November 16
Plans for a fall Hereford show and sale on Wednesday November 16 were made at a meeting of the Nebraska Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association in Sidney. Verlin Livingston named sale manager for this second event. F L Hester will handle advertising and publicity. Entries must be compiled early for catalog printing. Board includes Stewart Brown chair Bill Schaffert vice chair Tom Allington secretary F L Hester treasurer Dale Wright Earl Vowers.
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Nebraska Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Sidney
Verlin Livingston
F. L. Hester
Livingston
Association
Stewart Brown
Bill Schaffert
Dalton
Tom Allington
Sunol
Dale Wright
Bridgeport
Earl Vowers
Kimball
Train robbers and railroads face costly tramp menace
In early railroad days the greatest headlines came from tramp and bum activity not for holdups but for thefts and damage to freight. Their presence drew lawsuits by attorneys who pursued railroad liability claims for injuries to men who had no right to be on the rails or facilities in the first place.
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Sidney Field
Salt Creek
Casper
Wyoming
Allen Lame
Rock Creek
Rex
Laramie
MULE
Scotts Bluff
Amorse Crcek
Nebraska
Calder
Cheyenne
Wellington
FT. Collins
Derthoud
Colorado
Dayton
Denver
Adell
Studley
Dakota
Worth Platte
Sandra Mayer
Chuck Mayer
James Neuman
Nancy Neuman
Jeannette Groppe
Wanda Westerhoff
Carol Fleming
Frontier Riding Club
A. K. Sims
P. O
Cheyenne, Wyo
Innovation
Telegraph
Gurley
Wea
Coupe de Ville
Cadillac Designers
Illinois
Beckmann Motor Co. Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
Hereford
Foland Farm Machinery
M-M
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