Oil ventures listed by Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission
Notices of intent filed for six ventures in Kimball County two in Morrill and three in Banner during the week of Dec. 17 list wells across Kimball Lincoln Hitchcock and Sioux counties with operators such as Amerada Petroleum Sage Oil Miami Oil and others. Entries include well names locations sections townships ranges and field names with c not let wildcat and field designations.
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Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Cheyenne County
Kimball County
Morrill
Banner
Oil and Gas Commission
A. T. Skaer
Wirth
CSW
Wildcat
Woody W. Fisher
Norman L. Parker
Gamble Brothers
CNW
Lincoln County
Widcat
Amerada Petroleum No
R. G. Falmon
Hitchcock County
Skull Creek
Miami Oil Producers, Inc
Bern R. Coulter
Morrill County
Waitman Field
Lewmont
Miami Oil Producers Inc
c-Lewmont
Burch Exploration, Ltd
Kilzer
Red Willow County
Silver Creek
Bernice G. Whitcomb
Banner County
Wyoming Western‘Oil Co
Harriett Vogler
C- Own
William D. Hewitt
Peterson
CSE
C- Wichita
Tucker Drilling’Co., Inc
O. N. Beer
Bingham
Sheridan County
Chief Driling Co., Inc
Ham
W. Kimball County
Edward Mike Davis
Ayers
San Jacinto Oil and Gas Co
Gayle
Sioux County
c-Banner
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Vowers Unit
Swse
Vowers Field
c-Exeter
Sinclair Oil and Gas Co
McClenahan
Scotts Bluff County
C. Miracle Fitter
Raymond Oil Co
Kaczmarek
CNE
Universal Petroleum Inc
Lukassen
Buffalo Field
Inspection Of Spud Acreages Completed
Inspections of Nebraska Certified seed potato storage are finished. Warren Trank reports 1962 production at 335 cwt from 2517 acres passed, versus 339544 cwt from 2250 acres in 1961. County totals include Banner 318, Morrill 126, Sioux 37, Box Butte 782.2, Scotts Bluff 430.6, Cherry 51.8, Kimball 137, Sheridan 594.5, Lincoln 41 acres.
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Nebraska
Warren Trank
Potato Certification Association of Nebraska
Alliance Today
Banner
Morrill
Sioux
Box Butte
Scotts Bluff
Cherry
Kimball
Sheridan
Lincoln
Sidney Telegraph Subscription Rates Increase January
The Sidney Telegraph will raise subscription rates effective January 1. Readers may renew or sign up in December to lock in current prices for two years. Existing subscribers can extend their expiration by two years. New subscribers may choose a two year term at current rates before January 1.
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Sidney Telegraph
Judy Alden
Ted
Rancho
Malibu
Mickey
Enrico Bomba
Hollywood
Jayne
Enrico
Italy
Tommy Noonan
Three Wildcat Tests Underway Near Paxton Nebraska
Keith County chases its largest oil exploration boom with three wildcat tests active near Paxton and a rig moving after completion of No. 1 Harms. Wells No. 1 Lake McConaughy and others push depth toward 5,050 feet while statewide activity remains down from 1961 levels.
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Ogallala
Red Willow
Cheyenne
Kimball
Keith County
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Paxton
Jack Fish
Sidney
William Harms
CNW
Lake McConaughy
Eagle Pass Canyon
Garden County
Moran Drilling Co
Sudman
Tucker Drilling Co
McConaughy
Oil and Gas Commission
Commission
H. N. Rhoades
Nebraska
Rhoades
Chadron Arch
South Dakota Line
Sheridan County
Lincoln County
Hewitt
Peterson
W. W Fisher
Norman L. Parker
Gamble Bros
Radio host defends slang use on WHAS air
An irate caller questioned WHAS commentator Jim Walton about slang and abbreviations on air. Walton says concise talk adds emphasis and interest. The caller remained firm, and Walton thanked him as the exchange ended.
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Louisville
Jim Walton
WHAS
Walton
Budge
KSID Program Schedule Highlights Aired Weekday
A scanned KSID schedule lists daily time blocks from 6:00 AM to 10:32 PM with programs such as Portals of Prayer Sunrise Serenade News Weather A. M. Tune Time and various music shows. The schedule includes multiple ABC News slots, local weather updates, and sign offs with blessings.
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Howard Cassell
ABC
ABC News
South Dakota
Edward P. Morgan
Hollywood gossip stalls February wedding plans
British actress Shirley Anne Field and director J Lee Thompson have postponed their February wedding and engagement amid pressures from a P A tour for The War Lover. Thompson plans to propose again after his divorce finalizes in February while Field returns to England and may date others.
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Hollywood
Shirley Anne Field
J. Lee Thompson
Lee
Shirley
P. A
England
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