Oil discovery and civic plans in Cheyenne County
AnseMuz Drilling Co reports forty four barrels of oil in a new No 1 Winkleman wildcat west of Dalton marking a sand discovery. Sidney proceeds with underpass designs, a new junior high bond issue passes, and local leaders push civic projects including a big winter sports program and a city band.
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Dalton
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
AnseMuz Drilling Co
Winkleman Wildcat
Sidney
L. N. Ross
Board of Education
Wheat Grower Seeks Freedom to Compete in World Markets
William Lindeken of the Nebraska Wheat Commission warns U S growers face perpetual restricted production and low prices unless steps are taken to boost competitiveness with Canada and other exporters. He cites Canada’s government controlled pricing and long term sales contracts as disadvantaging U S grain trade.
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U. S
Canada
William Lindeken
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Lindeken
Canadian Wheat Board
Commission
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Australia
Nebraska
North Dakota
Kansas
U.S
Russia
Christmas tree committee appointed at Masonic Hall
At a meeting in the Masonic Hall last Saturday evening a committee was formed to arrange a first class Christmas Eve entertainment. The group includes Mrs Goodwin Mrs Stetson Mrs Urbach Mrs Cushing Mrs J J McIntosh Miss Angie Ricker and Messrs J Neubauer L E Brown A E Ricker. W J Powell and W T Whitney start a grocery partnership Powell Whitney. They will operate from the old Sutherland stand at Rose and Second street and expand to wholesale and retail trade. Both men are prominent locally and expect to boost Sidney’s growth and prosperity. A race east of town featured a Buffalo Gap horse against Frank Ferguson’s former horse, with the Buffalo Gap entry the winner.
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Masonic Hall
Goodwin
Stetson
Urbach
Cushing
J. J. McIntosh
Angie Ricker
Messrs. J. Neubauer
L. E. Brown
A. E. Ricker
W. J. Powell
W. T. Whitney
Powell & Whitney
Sutherland & Co
Rose and
Second Street
Sidney
Buffalo Gap
Frank Ferguson
Kreader Opposes Wheat Bill With No Export Support
Lincoln Neb. Mannie Kreader executive secretary of the Nebraska Wheat Growers Association says a national wheat bill with $2 per bushel domestic supports and no export support will worsen farmer incomes. He warns a 4 10% acreage cut would push Nebraska farmers to plant less and sell more at low prices, risking further income declines.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Wheat Growers
Mannie Kreader
Johnson
U.S
Nebraska
Kreader
U. S
Nebraska Wheat Growers Association
Dymond Re-elected to ATA Board at Annual Meeting
Lewis W. Dymond, president of Frontier Airlines, was re-elected to the Air Transport Association of America Board of Directors during the ATA Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. The ATA is the national trade and service organization for virtually all U.S. scheduled airlines.
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Denver
Lewis W. Dymond
Frontier Airlines
Air Transport Association of America
Dymond
ATA
Washington, D.C
United States
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Sidney Telegraph
W. P. Ackerman
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Wayne Peterson
Sidney High School
W. W. Schulz
Young Peterson
Dennis Larsen
Potter
North Platte
Sidney American Legion Auxiliary
J. K. Mahr
Salvage Committee
Union Pacific
CWA
Washington
City Athletic Club
E. R. Woolley
Lions Club
G. B. Wookey
W. D. Powell
F. A. Bush
B. W. Bonham
Nebraska Potato Improvement Association
Chadron
Frank Matthes
Blue Victor
Ed Schnuelle
Harry Hazlett
Svend Olsen
Maurice Nelson
Potato Club
National
Hardy & Klein
J. A. Bentley
Callahan
Bentley
Sidney Athletic Club
Harper Hall
George Dworak
Dworak
George Moore
Jas
Leroy
Guy V. Doran
Tobin
Opera
Chicago
Mabel Gapen
W. Chowins
Henry Snyder
Lexington
Wm. H. Mullay
Frank H. Lawton
21St Infantry
A. A. Ricker
Milwaukee
Lindekan
Great Plains States
Eet
SipNey Nationa
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bridgestone
Bauerkemper
NORGE
Kansas-Nebraska
Royal Family
Royal Family Cannon
Kansas-Nerbraska
Treasury Department
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper
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