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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1959
Page
11
Postmaster Leo Gorman urges patrons to mail Christmas cards and gifts immediately to ensure delivery before Christmas Eve. He stresses using zone numbers, including return labels, four cent First Class stamps, and to mail out-of-town packages early. Extra hours at the Sidney Post Office may begin Dec 14.
Delinquent taxes on the Graham Hotel in Sterling totaling 3306 for 1958 and 1959 were paid by Mrs. Burnace McHugh and her daughters, who hold a deed of trust. Foreclosure proceedings against Graham Hotel Inc. were filed to clear title. if unpaid, the hotel would revert to the McHughs. County Treasurer McCaulley canceled the Wednesday tax sale as liabilities are settled. Kenneth McKenzie, Graham Hotel Inc. president, is jailed on embezzlement charges.
Pan American Petroleum official Bruce A. Landis Jr. addresses the Denver Landman's Association on unitization and water flooding. He notes nine Basin floods boost production by about 4 000 barrels daily and cites nationwide totals of 500 unitized projects adding six billion barrels, with potential to reach 75 billion from known fields.
Kimbark Exploration Co reports a new gas discovery in Logan County Colorado producing 955000 cubic feet per day from the D sand at 4487 feet. Located NE SW 10 GN 55W two and a half miles south of Atwood on the State 1 lease the well spudded October 21 and completed at 4700 feet on November 15. A Wytex Oil and Jack Ladmer wildcat near Merino NW SW 11 GN 54W was dry and abandoned at 5030 feet after spudding November 14 and completion four days later.
Mrs Glenn Dickinson and Mrs Paul Kiar visited in Omaha Sunday en route they stopped at Guy Stevens in Grand Island. Delmar Zalesky and family stayed with Keith Richins in Sidney Sunday evening. Mary Bartling and daughter spent Thursday at the parental home. Sixty four of 91 nuclear reactors in the United States are government owned.
A selection committee was named to recruit a new secretary manager for the Sterling Chamber of Commerce after Jerry Pulliam resigned to take a similar post in North Platte Nebraska effective January 1. Chairman Garrett Craig led the committee with members Bob McAtee Ellis Jones and Al Ross. One Sterling and one Denver application had been received as of yesterday. 必
Dollar spent at home shop in Sidney prompts readers to use the Telegraph want ads to sell or trade items. The notice encourages local buyers and sellers to place advertisements.
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