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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1957

Page

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Wildcat Well Spotted Near West Sidney Field

A No. 1-A Treinen wildcat for R. F. Svoboda will be drilled along the edge of the West Sidney gas field, location SW NE SW 24-13-51, with Svoboda to arrive around Dec 7 for exact plans. Beyer No. 1 for British American Oil Producing Co. halted at 4 483 feet due to a stuck drill pipe in shale, about 2.5 miles east of Sidney. Nebraska oil production averaged 55 056 barrels daily for the week ending Nov 30.

West Sidney Treinen R. F. Svoboda Svoboda British - American Oil Producing Co Beyer Sterling Sidney Nebraska

Cable TV plans eyed for Alliance and Scottsbluff

Collier Electric Co of Denver owner of Sidney’s television system proposes to install cable TV in Scottsbluff and Alliance, with local investment options and possible own operation if residents show interest. Franchises from city councils are expected. service would pipe microwave channels into homes, with a $150 monthly residential rate.

Collier Electric Co Denver Sidney Community Television System Scottsbluff and Alliance J. E. Collier West Scottsbluff Kfbc-Tv Cheyenne Wyo Collier Kimball Sidney Channel 4 Ing Free Enterprise

Thompson Joins Telegraph News Staff at Sidney Telegraph

J. Fred Thompson has begun duties in the news writing department of The Sidney Telegraph. He started work this morning and will observe coverage policies and handle special assignments. Eventually he is expected to take over general news direction for the paper, as a well known Sidney resident with a strong civic background.

J. Fred Thompson Sidney Telegraph Thompson Sidney

Yule Spirit Drive Seeks 500 for Downtown Lighting

Harold Keith told the Chamber board at the Elks club that about 500 dollars is needed to cover Christmas lighting costs. The drive will raise funds by downtown solicitation, with lights switched on at 5 p.m. and burning until midnight except on Christmas and New Year holidays. The board also heard plans for a Civil Service seventy fifth anniversary celebration with a poster contest, civic talks, and a dinner likely at the new hotel on January 14.

Harold Keith Chamber of Commerce Board Elks Club Keith Chamber Waldo Dearing Sioux Ordnance Depot Civil Service I Otel M. R. Sigler Jack Goodwin Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce

Man Jailed For Driving While Under Court Order

Charles L Barnard of Sidney was jailed 30 days, ordered to pay $13 costs, and had his driving permit suspended for a year in a hearing before County Judge C W Smith. Barnard pleaded guilty to driving while under a court order not to operate a motor vehicle after being picked up in Kimball and returned to Sidney for the hearing.

Charles L Barnard Sidney C W Smith Barnard Kimball

Sidney Seeks Industrial Growth in Nebraska Twenty Two Cities

V Price head of the State Resources Division lists Sidney among twenty two Nebraska communities ready to welcome industrial expansion. Sidney lacks a formal industrial development group but an industrial site exists due to cooperation between the Chamber of Commerce industrial committee and Union Pacific Railroad. A new state law allows designation of a permanent industrial site outside city limits, non annexable except by district vote, with land owned by nonprofit corporations in the lowest tax area.

Sidney Nebraska V. Price State Resources Division Price Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee Union Pacific Railroad

Nebraska Desirability for Industry Location Cited by Price

Price notes tax policies influence plant siting but says property tax is not major deterrent. He cites a business survey ranking Nebraska first for industrial location desirability, with sales tax favored by many firms. Price discusses practical implications.

Price Nebraska

Response slow to TB seal campaign in Cheyenne County

TB Christmas seal drive in Cheyenne County underperforms versus last year. Chairwoman Mrs Frank Schwasnick reports receipts total 632.45 dollars, noting the sale is separate from United Fund and urging contributions. Teammates include Mrs Harold Lessig Mrs Charles Morehouse and Mrs Vina Worth.

Frank Schwasnick Cheyenne County Schwasnick United Fund Schwasnik Schwsnick Harold Lessig Charles Morehouse Vina Worth

13-Year Old Boy Shot While Hunting Near Brownson

A 13-year old Sioux Village boy was shot in the foot while hunting with companions near Brownson last Friday afternoon. Joe Meyers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meyers, was brought to Sidney for treatment and then to Cheyenne for bone surgery. The gun, held by 13-year old Joe Apodeca of Brownson, discharged as the ground froze and the bullet glanced into Meyers foot about a half mile south of the Sioux Ordnance Depot overpass on U.S.S. 30.

Sioux Villa Brownson Sheriff's Office Joe Meyers Sidney Cheyenne Joe Apodeca Meyers Sioux Ordnance Depot U. S&s. 30

W. B. Pitman Dies at 86 in Dalton Area

William Blair Pitman 86 of Sidney and Dalton died yesterday at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital after long service as a farmer. Funeral at St Patrick's Wednesday at 9 am with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Rosary at Gehrig and Son Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Memorials for a hospital wing and rest home. Survivors include wife Jane Dwyer Pitman a daughter Geraldine Norris of Seattle a son Gerald of Dalton three grandchildren sister Minnie Pitman and brother Sam Pitman.

Dalton Sidney Cheyenne County Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital William B Pitman New Hospital St Patrick’s Church Pitman Albert Albel Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Whrch William Blair Pitman Farley Iowa William Eliza Pitman Jane Dwyer Randolph Neb Geraldine Noriie Seattle Wash Gerald Minnie M Pitman Sam J. Pitman Hemingford

Grain Markets Wheat Price Quoted Today

Wheat was quoted at 1.82 dollars per bushel by local elevator sources indicating current market activity. The report notes a single price point from nearby grain handlers.

Population Holds Steady Says Sidney School Census

Sidney enrollment data from Superintendent O. J. Weymouth shows elementary totals rising from 1168 to 1202 by December 1 while high school counts edged from 703 to 706. The figures suggest Sidney’s population is not declining and may be improving slightly.

Sidney O. J. Weymouth

Second Appeal Issued For Early Christmas Mailing

Postmaster Don Gillham urges earlier mailing to keep Christmas mail ahead of Eve. He emphasizes typed addresses, zone numbers, extra labels, and First Class stamps for prompt delivery. Officials note response to “Mail Early” has been excellent, urging continued cooperation to avoid last minute pileups. Free labels for local and out of town deliveries are available at the post office.

Don Gillham

Man Fined and License Suspended for DWI Guilty Plea

Glenn E Richards of Sidney was fined 100 dollars and received a six month license suspension after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated before County Judge C W Smit this morning. Richards was picked up on U S 30 west of Sidney by a Nebraska Safety Patrolman Saturday.

Glenn E Richards Sidney W Smit Richards Nebraska Suturaay

Wheat Growers Open Annual Convention In Ogallala

Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn meets in Ogallala three days to discuss new wheat markets and uses. Cheyenne County growers take lead. Carl Bruns of Chappell presides. program features include export talks, marketing discussions, and a noon adjournment Saturday.

Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn Ogallala Cheyenne County Ogallala Elks Club Carl Bruns Chappell

Mother and Children Injured in 10th and Illinois Crash

A mother Julia Maestes and two children Alma 5 and Sandra 4 were bruised but not seriously hurt when struck Saturday by a car driven by Roger Butts 16 of 2429 Coronado. They were treated and released. No charges planned. Sidney police logged several accidents Thursday and Friday including minor damage at 11th and King and 10th and Jackson.

10Th Illinois St Roger Butts Coronado Julia Maestes Alma Maestes Sandra Maestes Sidney Nertha Bates Kucera Gary Bartling 11Th King Sts Bartling Wilda Reed Beth Grim 13Th Elm

Weather Outlook Brightens Then Turns Cooler

Clear to partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. Lows 15 to 20, highs around 40. The five day forecast through Saturday shows near normal temperatures with a warming trend midweek, then cooler again by Friday and Saturday. Highs near 40 and lows 15 to 20.

Nebraska United Press Weather Bueau

Ogallala Chamber Events Holiday Schedule Summary

A sequence of 2 1/2 day committee meetings and social events lists names, roles, and venues across Ogallala. Highlights include a 2:30 p.m. committee session in the Farm Program Ballroom, a 4:30 p.m. adjournment, 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. fellowship hour at the Vets Club, a 6:30 p.m. banquet at the Elks Club with Rev Henry Sager, and a 9:30 p.m. variety show funded by the Chamber. Saturday features a Wheat Commission report and officer elections, with a Ladies Luncheon at the Lutheran Church and afternoon demonstrations and solos.

Bund Prev Gordon Boals The Millers’ National Federation Washington D. C C. H. Kreader Dalton Nebr Jim Hoyt Culbertson Nebraska Ben King Albin Wyoming Lester Mort Venango Leslie Sheffield Lincoln Elks Club Carl Bruns Earl Lester Rome Marx Koehnke Brazil Ogallala Herbert Hugues J. Pat Healy Ass’t National Milk Producers Roy van Patten Sec’y of Agriculture State of Iowa Bob Mettinbrink Corn Belt Livestock Feeders Association Wheat Growers Association Buffee Carl Kranzel Montana State College Great Plains Farm Kreader Chrm Sec’y Verango Lincoln Sec Carson Smith Bob Rauner Gurley Jack Manion Alliance Sec Bud Stinger Imperial Budget & Finance Glen Bruns Chappell Don Wallen McCook Vets Club Ogallala Chamber of Commerce Henry Sager Wheathearts Queens Wm. B. Chenowith Gene Neuswanger Wheat Commission

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