New Field Opened In Cheyenne County With 480 BPD Potential
North western Cheyenne County sees new field activity as W. C. McBride and HLM Drilling complete No. 1 Richards showing initial production potential of 480 barrels per day. The discovery lies near Farr Field but separated by dry holes, at J sand levels between 5230 and 39 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
W. C. McBride
HLM Drilling Co
Richards
Farr
Potter
Cizek. Petroleum Inc
Murfin
Cabeen Exploration Co
Sidney
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Dix
Madden
Signet Operation
Kimball County
Exeter Drilling Co
Glen Perkins
Mockett
Banner County
Delinquent Personal Taxes Hold Cheyenne County Treasury Busy
Cheyenne County Treasurer M M Inhelder reports over a quarter of a million dollars in two days as the first half of 1959 personal taxes came due December 1. About 96 percent of payments covered the full year, with November receipts totaling $474,358.24 in new personal and real property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
M M Inhelder
I Toma
Inhelder
Sidney Couples Win Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs Alten Kornik join Mr and Mrs Harold P O'Connor and Mr and Mrs H Alvin Miller of the Miller Implement Co of Sidney as they are named to attend the J I Case Company's 1960 World Premiere in Bal Harbour Florida. They will join about 7000 Case dealers from the US Canada and 15 foreign countries who earned Case Eagle or 52M Sales Awards and will attend the companys national sales conference. The Sidney group departs Dec 10 and returns the following week.
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Alten Kornik
Harold P O'Connor
H. Alvin Miller
Miller Implement Co
Sidney
J. I. Case Company
Americana
Bal Harbour
Fla
Case
Canada
Sidney Group
Letters to Santa Printed In Telegraph Feature
The Telegraph will publish letters to Santa from now until December 21. Children may send their letters to Santa Claus in care of The Sidney Telegraph Box 219 including name age and address.
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Santa
North Pale
Santa Claus
Sidney Telegraph
Vic To Run Again Informed Sources Say
Lincoln based Republican sources say former Gov Victor Anderson will likely bid to recapture the office next year if Interior Secretary Fred Seaton does not run. Seaton is not expected to seek the post. Anderson has made several spot checks statewide testing opinion on a possible run.
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Lincoln
Victor Anderson
Fred Seaton
Seaton
Anderson
Coffey Questions Preble Appointment as U.S. Mediator
Coffey, whose Alma Nebraska trucking firm failed after a Teamsters boycott, questions Gordon Preble’s federal mediator appointment. He says Preble appears impartial though his AFL-CIO votes and lobbying hurt Nebraska’s labor image. Preble will oversee Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Michigan UP with a starting salary of 9890 dollars.
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Tom Coffey
Alma
Neb
Teamsters Union
Gordon Preble
Preble
Nebraska
Afl-Cio
Coffey
Civil Service
Peble
Florida
Teamsters
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Oil Production Sets Record for Second Month in Nebraska
Nebraska crude oil production rose to 2,040,459 barrels in September, the second straight month over 2 million and a new state record. August had 2,007,731 barrels. Ohio Oil Co moved to second in September with 212,758 barrels. British American fell to third.
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Nebraska
Rinehart’s
Ohio Oil Company
British American
Nebraska Drillers, Inc
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Are
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Ohio Oil Co
Shell Oil Co
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co
Chandler & Simpson
Skelly Oil Co
Shoreline Petroleum Corp
Miracle - Fifer Drilling Co
Sidney Police Back Youth Programs Through Scouting Efforts
Law officers in Sidney partner with Scout groups and youth projects during off hours. Chief Sol Willis leads a large summer Little League program, Sheriff Schulz has two decades in scouting and holds the Silver Beaver award, and Deputy Brumbaugh and Morris serve on district committees. Scoutmaster Jim Siefer heads Troop 89 with 33 active scouts. Scout Executive Ortis Bucher credits Sidney officers with key administrative support for a district serving over 1,100 Cubs and Scouts and aiming for 300 more by New Year.
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Sidney
Sol Willis
Tinta Tonka
Wye-Braska
Gene Morris
Kermit Brumbaugh
Brumbaugh
Brumbaugh Morris
Schulz
Mer
Jim Siefer
Jim
Ortis Bucher
Sidney Law
W. Schulz
Arrin Cex
Boys Sought For New Cub Scout Pack Here
East Ward PTA invites parents of boys aged 8 through 10 to attend a meeting at 7 30 pm at the Last Ward Senoui to form a new Cub Scout Pack.
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PTA
Dust and wind damage sweep Panhandle wheat fields
Soil conservationists report thousands of acres damaged in Cheyenne County by persistent winds and blowing topsoil. They warn wind will intensify before spring and urge farmers to apply soil-saving practices learned since the 1930s, including crop residue and strip farming, to prevent further loss.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Panhandle
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cheyenne County
The
Soil Conservation Service
Sidney
Southern
Roger Plantz
Telegraph
Wichita Firm Submits Low Bid for Atlas Missile Launchers
The Martin K. Eby Co of Wichita submits the apparent low bid of 22.14 million dollars to build nine semi hardened Atlas missile launchers in a 60 mile radius of Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne. Nebraska site near Kimball to employ about 100 workers with completion around May 1 1961. Other bidders include Diversified Builders Inc Pacific coast and George A Fuller Co. Los Angeles. Nebraska firm Peter Kiewit Sons Omaha and H B Zachary Co San Antonio also bid. The base will host 24 Atlas missiles with multiple sites nationwide for potential wartime use.
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Wichita, Kan
Martin K. Eby Co
Colorado
Woming
Nebraska
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Kimball
Eby
Diversified Builders, Inc
Paramount
Calif
George A. Fuller Co
Los Angeles
Fuller
Warren
Peter Kiewit Sons
Omaha
H. B. Zachary Co
San Antonio
Tex
America
Pine Bluffs
Chugwater
Rockport
Meriden
Briggsdale
Colo
Greeley
Ft. Collins
WNUCC Urges State Help To Find Local Willing Carrier
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce directors asked the Nebraska Aeronautics Department to locate a local airline willing to serve Frontier routes in Nebraska. W. D. Newberry was elected president with J. Monroe Bixler and Fritz Wessel as officers. Attendees from Sidney included Wayne Moran Tom Coffey and Sam Odlund as parts of a 50-director meeting.
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Alliance
Western
Nebraska
Six Team Wrestling Meet Here Saturday
A six team wrestling meet is scheduled for Saturday with competitions at the local gym. Teams from area schools will compete for top honors in a fast paced program featuring weight class matchups and pivotal pins.
Labor Outlook Brighten for Sid ney Area Ahead of Christmas
The Sid ney four-county labor market shows improved conditions as Christmas nears. Francis R. Hiner of the state employment service reports 125 orders for 203 workers with 193 placed, 31 women and 62 veterans among hires. Wholesale retail and contract construction lead openings while labor supply nears last year’s level and unemployment payments stay low.
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Sidney
Francis R. Hiner
State Employment Service Office
Hiner
Estate Planning Meet Moves Location
A Nebraska Wesleyan University program on estate planning will be held at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Tuesday instead of the First Methodist Church. The dinner program remains set to begin at 6 30 p.m.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
First Methodist Church
Former Governor Keith Neville Dies in North Platte
North Platte Nebraska former Democratic Governor Keith Neville age 75 died Friday after a decline following surgery. Neville served Nebraska from 1917 to 1919 at 33 the youngest governor and later sought higher office including bids for the U S Senate in 1954 and a period as Democratic national committeeman.
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North Platte
Keith Neville
Neville
Nebraska
U. S. Senate
FBI Official To Speak On Juvenile Problems
Thomas J. Gearty, new FBI special agent in charge for Omaha, will address the St. Patrick's Parent Teachers Guild at the Youth Center next Thursday December 10 at 8 p.m. The public is urged to attend. a brief business meeting follows. Gearty is regarded as a leading authority on juvenile issues. The FBI Omaha office serves Iowa and Nebraska.
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Thomas J. Gearty
Omaha
Federal Bureau of Investigation
St. Patrick’s Parent Teachers Guild
Gearty
J. L. Thorpe
Sidney
Guild
Thorpe
The
FBI
Iowa
Nebraska
Flying Santa Elves To Arrive Saturday In Sidney
Santa Claus will make his third CAP sponsored visit to Sidney Saturday afternoon at 3 30 p m to collect toys for Sidney firemen to repair and hand out candy canes. The Sidney pep band and Mayor Rudy Munderloh will greet Santa at the airport.
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Santa Claus
Sidney
Rudy Munderloh
Santa
Sidney to Host Bar Institute on Federal Tax Law
Sidney will host the 17th annual Federal Tax Law institute by the Nebraska State Bar Assn with three cities over December. Fort Sidney Motor Hotel hosts December 14 15 with sessions on income tax returns estate tax returns and gift tax issues led by Frank J. Mattoon and other panelists attending Western Nebraska lawyers.
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Sidney
Nebraska State Bar Assn
Grand Island
Omaha
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Nebraska
Flovel A. Wright
Lincoln
State Bar Assn
Officials to Test Air Raid Warning System Monday
County and City civil defense officials will join in an evaluation exercise Monday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Area Commander Sol Willis described the drill as a training test to gauge the air raid warning system and identify weaknesses, with no audible signals used.
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Sol Willis
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Vic
US Weather Bureau
U.S
Scout
Shero
Kansas
WNUCC
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Henry Schlitt
State Game Commission
Mel Steen
Nebraska Resources Division
David Osterhout
Osterhout
Missouri
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