Panhandle Hunters Win Favor as State Sets Late Duck Season
Nebraska Game Commission approves a forty day duck season from October 28 to December 6 with a two bird daily limit and four in possession. Goose season runs October 1 to 29 with a five bird daily limit, five in possession, and two Canadas. Pheasant season opens November 4 and runs to January 14 with four roosters daily and sixteen in possession.
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Lincoln
Missouri
Panhandle
Nebraska
Sandhills
Oil Production Up Again After Slump In Nebraska Fields
Oil output in Nebraska shows a renewed rise after a summer dip caused by transportation strikes and reduced pumping. The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission in Sidney notes state daily production near 64,688 barrels last week and expects a leveling at a modestly higher rate soon. The Sleepy Hollow Field in Red Willow County remains a large producer with selective rationing based on crude quality. New well locations and tests across Kimball, Banner, Cheyenne, Morrill and Furnas counties indicate ongoing exploration and potential commercial discoveries.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sidney
Commission
Sleepy Hollow
Red Willow County
Panhandle
McCook
Red Willow
Lincoln County
Wallace
Chieftain Petroleum Corp
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Kimbark
Nelson
Potter
Ohio
Nielsen
G. Shaw
Dimick
Cheyenine County
Petroleum, Inc
White
CSW
Wildcat
Banner County
c-Garvey
Edward Mike Davis
Tomich
Kimball County
c-Lewis
Stuarco Oil Co, Inc
Astro Oil Co
Murfin Drilling Co
Strat
Patrick
Doheny
Schmid
C-Hum
H. M. Carter
Lomax
c-Sauvage
Sam G. Harrison
McKinnon
Pull Canyon
c-Banner
Far-West Trading Company
Wacker-Elliott Wacker Co
c-Baker, Texaco, Inc
McConahay- Harsch
Silver Creek
c-Sterling
British - American Oil Producing Co
Stalder
Richardson County
c-Nemaha
Robert E. Rankin
John H. Gray
Sumner
Furnas County
C- J. C. Mann
Extension Board Plans Melon Feed for Fair
Cheyenne County Extension Board met Tuesday to discuss routine matters and finalize plans for the Fair. Discussion covered a 4 H water melon feed to be served Saturday at 6 p m on the Fairgrounds. The board is chaired by Mrs Earl Gell with members Mrs Robert Irwin Mrs Clarence Dorman Mrs Lewis Johnson Mrs Gilbert Sorge Joe Policky Ralph Spearow and How ard Reimers.
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Cheyenne
Mrs Charles Anderson Dies At Sterling Home
Mrs Charles Anderson 82 a Kimball native and former Sidney resident died Saturday at the Sterling Colorado Home for the Aged where she had lived five or six years. Funeral plans are pending and will be announced by Jackson Mortuary Sterling with services expected in Sidney. Mr Anderson preceded her in death.
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Charles Anderson
Kimball
Sidney
Sterling, Colo
Jackson Mortuary
Sterling
Anderson
Sidneyite II Sentenced for Driving on Suspended License
Pearl E New, 31, of Sidney, was sentenced in County Court to 30 days in the county jail after Friday appearance on a charge of driving a car while under suspension. Judge Richard S. Wiles suspended driving privileges for one year.
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Scottsbluff
Pearl E New
Sidney
Addiiion
Richard S. Wiles
Wheat Mite Found East Of Gurley In Volunteer Wheat
Volunteer wheat east of Gurley was found infested with wheat mite threatening mosaic. Dr. John L. Weihing checked fields nine miles east of Gurley and will survey more areas. Ivan Liljegren urges farmers to test volunteer wheat and submit samples for microscope exam. Plowing up infested volunteer wheat now is urged to prevent virus-carrying mites from reaching fall wheat.
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Gurley
Mosaic
John L. Weihing
College of Agriculture
Cheyenne County
Ivan Liljegren
Liljegren
Weihing
East Gurley
Farmers urged to vote on Nebraska Wheat Stabilization Program
Lincoln Nebraska farmers are urged to vote in the Wheat Stabilization Program referendum on Thursday August 24. Albert Francke ASC chairman notes the vote decides the 1962 wheat program and future plans. Eligible voters include producers with 13.5 acres or more in 1959 60 or 61.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Albert Francke
Walton, Neb
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committee
Francke
ASC
Lehmkuhl Steers Heifers Top Big Carlot Sale
Fred Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole sold 358 head at Alliance on a rapid active to strong market. Steers averaged 628 to 750 pounds bringing 2310 to 2530 dollars while heifers 595 to 725 pounds brought 4355 to 2395. Over 2,400 cattle sold, with buyers from Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio Colorado Kansas Nebraska and movement to eastern points by Burlington railroad.
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Fred Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
Alliance
Lehmkuhl
Box Butte
Burlington’s
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
SHS New Students To Report Aug 29
Sidney junior and senior high schools announce new student reporting day for Tuesday August 29 at 10 a.m. Students go to room 105 for entry forms and information. Afternoon registration remains as previously announced for both schools.
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Sidney
Money Stolen From 7-Up Bottling Co Found Friday
Most of the money stolen last Wednesday night from the 7-Up Bottling Co. was found Friday afternoon. Sheriff W. W. Schulz said the money was found under a baler on the John Deere machinery lot along the Union Pacific right of way opposite the bottling company. It was found by John Deere employees.
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W. W. Schulz
John Deere
Union Pacific
Tickets On Sale For Merchant's Luncheon Sept. 1
Wayne Moran of the Chamber of Commerce says tickets for the annual Teacher Appreciation luncheon on September 1 are on sale. Tickets are 125 dollars each to honor 95 Sidney Public School teachers and administrators and 11 from the Sioux Ordnance Depot at the Junior High Cafeteria at noon.
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Wayne Moran
Chamber of Commerce
Moran
Sidney Public School
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Pearl Fastenow Home to Be Sold at Partition on Tuesday
The Pearl Fastenow residence at 626 18th Ave will go to partition sale Tuesday at 10 o'clock. The sale, at the east door of the courthouse, covers a five room and bath on the first floor with one basement bedroom. Twenty percent down payment required with balance on confirmation.
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Pearl Fastenow
18Th Ave
Court House
Lodgepole Band Set to Play at County Fair Appearance
Lodgepole high school band will perform Sunday August 27 at Sidney fairgrounds under director Douglas Miller. Rehearsals are planned this week at 7 p.m. for two hours on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Uniforms will be issued Monday and the band starts at 5 30 p m next Sunday. The Lodgepole Nebraskan notes hopes for strong attendance by local students.
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Lodgepole
Lodgepole High School
Sidney
Fairgrounds
Douglas Miller
Old Settlers
Miller
Increase in 4-H Entries at County Fair
Jegren announced Saturday that the County Fair 4-H competition shows higher entries again this year. With dairy cattle limited to three, all other classes rise. totals include 133 calves and breeding heifers, 21 lambs, and 40 pigs.
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Cheyenne
Ivan Liljegren
Two Cars Collide At Viaduct Sunday
A two car crash Sunday near the viaduct east of Sidney at 6 30 p m caused $550 damage. Garry Steele 16 of Chappell drove west on Highway 30 and collided with John Karris 65 of Denver as he turned from Highway 385 onto 30. Damages were $400 to the Karris car and $150 to the Steele vehicle.
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Sidney
Felix Koenig
Garry
Steele
Chappell
John Karris
Denver
Karris
Cheyenne County Fair Opens With Remodeling and Crowd Pleasers
The Cheyenne County Fairgrounds prepare for the county fair opening with improved buildings a new northwest entrance and expanded parking. 4-H entries promise stronger showings while the open class and livestock events outline a busy schedule from Entry Day Wednesday through Saturday's livestock sale.
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Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Sidney
Fair Board
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West
North Platte River
Leger
Murfin
Sentinel Oil Co., Inc
Peterson
Shell Oil Co
Mosier Field
Texaco, Inc
Hedke
Hitchcock County
Burch Drilling Co., Inc
Haag
c-Own
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Sidneyite II
Volunteer
Jerry Kruse
Ryan Clarkson
Insect Enemies
4-H Club
Ryan
Jerry
Barbara Childers
Miriam Schroeder
Pat Huff
Ernestine Childers
Carlot Sale
SHS
Merchant’s
Spic & Span Fairgrounds
Potter Days
Nora Madden
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ava Lynn Schmidt
Kay Erickson
Howard Madden
Eugene Schmidt
Don Erickson
Madden
Colleen Egging
Millard Musil
Leonard Nelson
Telegraph
Lodgepole Band
Fitzsimmons
Kiwanis
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