Ohio To Pace Big Increase In Production
Ohio Oil Co authority to nearly double Cheyenne County output boosts regional daily oil to about 6500 barrels with other counties adding over 10000 barrels. Platte Pipe Line completion cuts hauling costs, lifting regional daily production toward 12000 barrels within weeks. Top crude price regionally around 2.65 dollars per barrel.
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Nebraska
Ohio Oil Co
Cheyenne County
Kimball County
Banner
Morrill
Ohio
Casper
E. B. Stewart
Sterling
Merino
Colo
Ster
Christmas giving helps polio family in Scottsbluff
Kenneth Mitchell, a polio patient at the Scottsbluff hospital, cannot leave the iron lung long and his family relies on state aid. A Sidney woman organizes a Christmas basket drive, asking for food, clothing, toys, money, and mail for Mr. Mitchell. donations may be left at 1244 Forrest, and cards can be sent to him at the Methodist Hospital.
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Kenneth Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Armour Beese
Mitchells
Forrest
Methodist Hospital
Retail Blitz Predicted For Weekend In Sidney
Sidney storekeepers prepare for a heavy weekend with strong gift and staple merchandise, paydays at the nearby ordnance depots boosting shopping. Downtown lights and a large Christmas tree set a festive mood as grocers warn of peak demand for turkeys and other fowl before Christmas. The Chamber of Commerce plans its annual party for rural and Sidney students with Gene Autry's Apache Country at the New Fox Theatre and Santa Claus distributing treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Ordnance Depot
Tenth
Illinois
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Trade Area
Sidney School
Gene Autry
New Fox Theatre
Santa Claus
Stolen 1951 Studebaker Recovered in Sidney
A 1951 Studebaker stolen in Sterling was found Tuesday night by Sidney police on Hickory Street in Sidney. The car was undamaged and still held valuable tools, and officers had been alerted to locate the vehicle.
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Studebaker
Sterling
Sidney
Hickory Street
Reminder Cards Sent For Xmas Seals In Sidney
Miss Violet Shepherd Sidney Christmas Seal Sale chairman said reminder cards go out to residents who have not acknowledged their letters. The 1952 campaign funds support 1953 tuberculosis control projects guiding health in the community.
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Sidney
Violet Shepherd
Sale
Association
Shepherd
Steam service to end in Sidney next June 30
The City of Sidney notified its remaining steam customers that steam service will terminate on June 30. Gas has supplanted steam for most downtown buildings, cutting heating costs. The steam system was costly and inefficient and will be closed after years of losses. Council approved notices and related city business including building permits and Nordberg engine report.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County Hospital elects fifteen founders, forms board
The Cheyenne County Hospital Association will elect a fifteen member board Monday January 5 at City Auditorium eight p m Founders are those who subscribed 50 or more to the hospital fund A nominating committee will select thirty candidates for the fifteen seats An executive committee of five will be chosen from the new board to manage interim hospital business The project timeline suggests bids next fall with occupancy likely in 1954 Subscribers are directed to the Chamber of Commerce for information Mrs John Andresen handles accounts with about 100000 dollars remaining in local banks plus a large cash portion of pledges already paid
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Cheyenne County Hospital Association
City Auditorium
Paul L. Martin
Hospital Association
Ira Steward
State Board
Chamber of Commerce
John Andresen
Sidney Banks
Steward
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Radio Show Debuts on KSID
The program Your Chamber of Commerce On the Air aired its first broadcast on KSID and will be heard weekly at 9 15 PM. George Kolzow secretary of the Chamber spoke and Ira Steward president is slated to appear next week. The chamber aims to present live civic project discussions and panel talks by committees in future programs.
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Chamber of Commerce
KSID
George Kolzow
Ira Steward
Names of Needy Families Wanted for Christmas Aid
The Kings Daughters in Sidney seek needy family names for Christmas help with The Telegraph collecting donations. Submit names or mail contributions to The Telegraph. donations may be anonymous. List deadline is Monday, December 15, with donors such as Soward Radcliffe Davis Billeter Ackerman Plainview Club and Knights of Columbus contributing totaling $249.
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Kings Daughters
Sidney
King’s Daughters
Telegraph
C. V. Soward
C. S. Radcliffe
Anonymous
Lowell Davis
John W. Billeter
W. P. Ackerman Agency
Mark Henderson
Plainview Club
Knights of Columbus
George Kolzow
Stubbs Fined in DUI Cases Across Counties
Scotts Bluff county court fined Russell A. Stubbs 50 dollars with 25 dollar 85 cent costs after pleading guilty to actual physical control while intoxicated. In Sidney Nebraska he faced 100 dollar DUI, 25 dollar license charge, and one year license suspension.
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Scotts Bluff
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
McGrew
Dalton
Russell A. Stubbs
Morrill County
Stubbs
Cheyenne
Sidney
Nebraska
Betty Pierce
Bridgeport
Bayard
Wesley J. Dunn
Christmas Seals Drive Reaches Five Hundred Minutes
Sidney reports total Christmas Seal sales of 485 dollars as of Monday. Miss Violet Shepherd chairs the drive and says reminder cards will be sent to responders. Tables will be set at J C Penney and Safeway Saturday for purchases and outstanding payments. Members of the Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club assist.
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Sidney
Violet Shepherd
Miss Shepherd
J. C. Penney
Safeway
Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chappell Farmer is Accused of Evasion
Vester W Reichman a 47 year old farmer near Chappell Nebraska waived indictment before U S Commissioner M O Cunningham on four counts of income tax evasion The government says Reichman paid only 19 in income tax over four years 1946 to 1949 while owing 20721 and has already paid thousands in civil penalties in connection with the case
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Vester W. Reichman
Chappell
Neb
U. S
M. O. Cunningham
Reichman
Sidney Students To Present Christmas Music Programs
Sidney high and junior high vocal groups will present a Christmas concert Tuesday at 8 in the high school auditorium directed by Miss Nancy Button with about 150 students. Lower grade choirs will perform Sunday at 2 over KSID directed by Miss Barbara Gilmore.
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Sidney
Nancy Button
KSID
Barbara Gilmore
Leland Lewis
North Ward
Fred Golden
Central
Jerilyn George
East Ward
Highway 30 Directors to Meet in Sidney Monday
Nebraska and Wyoming Highway 30 Association directors from both states will meet in Sidney Monday December 15 at 10 am in Hazel's Cafe party room to discuss publicity for the coming year. Leroy Snyder of Blair Nebraska will lead the meeting as president. About twenty directors are expected.
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Nebraska and Wyoming Highway 30 Association
Sidney
Hazel’s
Leroy Snyder
Blair
Nebraska
Nebraska Association
Christmas Lights Go On Tonight In City
The city will switch on Christmas lights at 7 o clock tonight announced by George Kolzow secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Decorations this year include long range lighting and a city decorating program plus Santa Claus and reindeer on the east side of the courthouse. The big Christmas tree at 10th and Illinois was found too small and is to be replaced with a larger tree.
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George Kolzow
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
10Th and
Illinois
Week In Advance Showcases Local Meetings And Events
Sidney calendar lists educator club luncheon Jaycees board meeting Lions and Kiwanis gatherings at Hazel's Cafe North Ward PTA at North Ward School and Masonic Hall Job's Daughters and Church Night planned along with Boy Scout Troop 90. School Christmas vacation begins Friday.
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Lions Club
Hazel’s
North Ward Pta
North Ward School
Job
Ordnance Reserve
Sod Barracks
Boy Scout Troop
Wheat Safe For Winter In Panhandle Of Nebraska
State agricultural statistics bureau reports Nebraska winter wheat outlook favorable despite autumn drought in central counties. Panhandle moisture in late October and November protected topsoil and should help wheat survive sub zero weather. Some drought areas lack moisture, occasional storage weevil noted, corn yields steady, cattle prices weak, cattle feeders discouraged.
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Nebraska
Federal Bureau of ‘Agricultural
Panhandle
FHA Chapter Tops In Clothing Drive
Sidney High School Future Homemakers of America topped Nebraska in the Bundle Day clothing drive collecting 3,740 pounds. Lillian Schmidt announced the statewide total exceeded 40,000 pounds with aid to rural areas and destitute persons abroad.
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Sidney High School
Homemakers of America
Nebraska
Genevieve Fitch
Lillian Schmidt
Sidney
City Okays Land Plat for Sidney Subdivision
Sidney approved a ninety acre school section subdivision west of town with plans for north edge business and industrial zones and residential use. The state lands board would auction by tract and street Linden extends west. annexation depends on future needs and sewer lift stations may raise costs. Building demand has slowed with winter.
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Sidney
Virgil Knowles
Linden Street
Knowles
State Board of Educational Lands
Blackfeet Faces New Charges After Delayed Arraignment
Thomas Blackfeet gained a one week delay in his Kimball County arraignment last Saturday as four new charges were filed on Tuesday. The new counts accuse him of kidnapping and assault of Belva Cole on November 8 plus assault with intent to murder rape and great bodily injury against John Eby. He also faces grand larceny for breaking into Mewhirter Liquor Store at Dix.
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Thomas Blackfeet
Kimball County
Black Feet
Belva
Cole
E. W. Hollstein
Rushville
John Kuns
Black Reet
John Eby
Dix
Oil prospects expand in Julesburg Basin field notes
More oil and gas news from Julesburg Basin highlights Kimball County as a leading drilling area in western Nebraska with potential to become the state's largest producer within a year. Cheyenne County gas reserves rise in the West Sidney field as wildcat wells near pay sands next week.
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Julesburg
Kimball County
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Platte Pipe Line boosts Colorado oil transport and income
A completion timetable shift for the Sterling line to January 15 with favorable weather boosts a February 1 in service target. When finished, the Platte Pipe Line will bring Logan County oil into the Platte and cut northeastern Colorado transport costs. Ohio plans to double production, a Christmas boon for land and royalty owners. The Dorman lease near Sidney, averaging 900 to 1000 barrels daily, will not see increased output from the Platte line, but royalty holders gain as all Dorman oil moves to the Platte at full market price rather than trucking to Cheyenne.
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Ling
Sterling
Logan County
Colo
Platte Ine
Colorado
News of
Ohio
Platte
Dorman
Sidney
Ginther, Warren and
Ginther
L. W. Young
Kinney
Cheyenne
Bales Anniversary Observance Delayed
The Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bales planned for Sunday has been postponed indefinitely due to Mr. Bales illness. He was hospitalized Wednesday at Taylor Hospital and recovery time is unknown. A future date will be announced.
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Jary
Glenn Bales
Mr. Bales
Taylor Hospital
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Board of Directors
Chamber Commerce
Chappell Farmer
David Graham
D. W. Graham
Central School
Highway 30 Board
Sidney Educators Club
Central Grade School
Er Teteey Club
Hazel’s Afe
Yendis Cafe
Jaycees
Hazels Cafe
CES Kensington
Masonic Hall
Board of Supervisors
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District
SCS
O. K
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Blackfeet
Bales
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