Expansion Of Tool Field Is To Be Sought In Cheyenne County
Chandler Musgrove Inc of Denver plans extension drilling for the Tool field in western Cheyenne County with a northwest offset from the present well. Location CSW NE 26-15-52 places the site about three miles northeast of Potter, marking the week's lone new Cheyenne County location.
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Cheyenne County
Chandler Musgrove Inc
Denver
Potter
Sidney
Nebraska
Kimball County
Bushnell
Sloss State
Q’dell Oil Corp
Durland Trust
Police Court Action In Brule Man Fined In Sidney
Chester Moore of Brule charged by Sidney police with intoxication appeared in police court and was fined $10 and costs.
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Chester Moore
Brule
Sidney
Oil Production Is Big Business in Panhandle Counties
Nebraska figures show six Panhandle counties produced nearly five million dollars in crude oil in September led by Kimball with 875,927 barrels worth 2,608,979.23. Cheyenne, Banner, Morrill, Scottsbluff and Garden follow with smaller totals as Banner edges Cheyenne for second place amid ongoing exploration and development in Banner County.
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Panhandle
State of
Kimball
Cheyenne
Banner
Morrill
Scottsbluff
Garden
Banner County
Cheyenne County
Potter Man Unhurt In One Car Wreck
A one car incident in Potter late Wednesday night damaged the automobile about 300 dollars but did not injure 9 year old Wayne E. Russell the driver. Highway Patrolman Del mar Shipley said the car came from the south turned into a dead end street and rolled over landing on its top in a ditch. No action by law enforcement is contemplated.
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Potter
Wayne E. Russell
Delmar Shipley
Kinnersley Acquitted After Five Hour Deliberation
The jury found Albert J. Kinnersley Jr. not guilty of incest in the State of Nebraska case. Foreman Don Hume led the panel as prosecutors Pat Heaton and L M. Clinton presented closing arguments at 3 40 p m Thursday. The verdict was delivered at 8 p m.
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Nebraska
Albert J. Kinnersley Jr
Don Hume
Pat Heaton
L M. Clinton
United Fund contributions near $11,000
The United Fund campaign is nearing $11,500 in the treasury from cash and pledges totaling $10,929.65 as of Thursday afternoon. Quota was $12,000. Special teams work this week may boost totals, but prospects for a large final collection are limited. Chairman Jack Knicely calls the drive fairly successful and notes lessons for next year. Contributions were generally generous and reflected a broad city cross section.
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United Fund
Treasury
Board of
Jack Knicely
Two Sidney Men In Kimball Court
Two Sidney men faced Kimball County Court on charges of defrauding an innkeeper. Dennis Ross was fined $25 plus $14 costs for evading meals and lodging and must pay. Robert Kinnersley received a $15 fine and $9 costs and was ordered to settle a food bill.
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Sidney
Kimball County Court
Dennis Ross
W B. Kelso
Robert Kinnersley
Jorgenson to Give 10000 to Rest Home
Sidney banker A J Jorgenson announced a 10000 donation to Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital to support a rest home addition. The gift aims to match up to 75000 from the Doran Foundation, with further funds from Ford Foundation and state sources as plans progress. A committee, chaired by Ira Stoward, will discuss preliminary plans next week.
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Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
A J Jorgenson
Sidney Banker
Ira Stoward
Jorgenson
A. J. Jorgenson
The
American National Bank
Hardy-Clark Opens Hotel Open Soon Maple Show Room
Completion targets for the new Sidney community hotel Fort Sidney Motor Hotel set for January first, with a New Years Eve opening. Chester H Johnson, builder operator, says the 51 unit structure will host a banquet room for 200, a coffee shop and cocktail lounge, and a Fort Sidney motif lounge. The project, funded by a seven year community stock drive and a $15000 insurance loan, will emphasize commercial trade and conventions downtown Sidney. A Class C liquor license was approved, and a Chamber committee led by Ralph Thompson will coordinate opening ceremonies.
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Hardy-Clark
Maple Show Room
Johnson
Sidney Community Hotel
Jan Ist
Chester H Johnson
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney
Orerhan
Funds Accepted But No Drive Scheduled
The Kings Daughters, a United Fund member, will receive its pro rate share of drive funds. Local donors may contribute through The Telegraph between now and Christmas, with checks made payable to The Kings Daughters. No acknowledgments by the paper or external fund appeal will be made due to United Fund rules.
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Kings Daughters
United Fund
Sidney
Telegraph
Expansion Of Facility Uses Is Predicted
Congressman A. L Miller told Sioux Lions Club that Sioux Ordnance Depot will expand its use of facilities. He contrasted it with abandoned WWII and Korean crisis installations in Nebraska and said storage space will always be in demand for the sinews of war. He noted depot proven storage capacity and staff expertise, and suggested modernization may be needed as changes continue.
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A. L Miller
Sioux Lions Club
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Nebraska
Armed Services
Saturday Funeral for Guy Ferry 73
Funeral services are set for 9 am tomorrow at the Gehrig and Son Funeral Home for Guy C. Ferry 73 who died suddenly Wednesday noon Death was attributed to a heart attack suffered as Mr and Mrs Ferry were walking along the street in downtown Sidney Conducting the services will be Rev R L Townsend and Rev C F Pars Burial is to be in the Gerira cemetery Pallbearers are Al Simmers Chester Frame Walter Engelland Harold Kettler Emerald Rapp and James Beyer A native of Grand Junction Town he was born there on Aug 15 1881 a son of William H and Ellen Keller Ferry Sidney Resident 40 Years He was married to Nan Miller on Feb 10 1909 at Berthoud and the couple moved to Slaney in 1917 where Mr Ferry worked as a painter for many years prior to his retirement He had been in failing wealth for the past six months At one time a professional base ball player Mr Ferry had retained his interest in all sports Survivors include his wife Nan and three brothers Bruce of Sacramento Max of Sherwood Ore and William of Jefferson Iowa
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Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Guy C. Ferry
James Beyer
Grand Junction
Mr. Ferry
William H
Ellen Keller Ferry
Sidney
Nan Miller
Berthoud
Slaney
Ferry
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Ares
Gehrke
Christiansen No
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Kimball’ County
Willson Ranch
Wytex Oil Corp
Marion Oil Co
Shively and Penick
Kinnersley
Kimball Court
Doran Foundation
Ford Foundaton
State Hospital Advisory Board
Hunt- Burton Act
Maller
Sioux
A. L. Miller
Officers Club
Floyd E. Brenneman
Dr. Miller
W. H. Dearing
Charles Craig
Wicil Asa Lessiearits
U.S. Army
Snardy-Clark
Inter
Sprague & Carleton
Mr. Johnson
Old Fort
Sidney Area
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Thompson
Edward Bauman
Hellis Peratt
Guy Ferry
Nan
Bruce
Sacramento
Max
Sherwood
Ore
William
Jefferson
Iowa
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