BA seeks end to Cliff field production cap in Colorado
British-American Oil Co. asks Denver district court to void an order limiting Cliff field output to 200 barrels per day per well. The filing comes as Gov. Johnson plans to push legislation granting stronger powers to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, with a January legislative session ahead.
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British-American Oil Co
District Court
Denver
Peetz
Logan County
Colorado
Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sam Freeman
Assailant Of Vernon Linn Receives Prison Term
One of five men who assaulted Vernon Linn a Kimball farmer during a wage dispute was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to assault with intent to do great bodily injury. Three accomplices await trial. Robert K. Boling of Bushnell was sentenced to one year for forgery involving an automobile and trailer title to obtain loans.
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Vernon Linn
Kimball Farmer
Doss L. Adams
Robert K. Boling
Bushnell
Cliff Field Discovery Details and History
The Cliff Field was discovered April 28 with 31 producing wells and an average output of 4 100 barrels daily. About 35 years ago Sidney residents held leases in the area where the field was found, with two or three wells drilled using crude cable tools to depths of 2 000 to 3 500 feet, while BA reached twice that depth.
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Commission
Sidney
Growing Pains in Kimball Water System Proposal
Kimball faces rising costs as a $165,000 expansion plan is recommended by Fulton and Cramer to the city council. The project would raise water rates about 52 percent to tackle a $75,000 department debt and fund a steel 1 million gallon reservoir on Country Club hill plus larger mains. Alternate option suggests a 600,000 gallon reservoir.
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Kimball
John Cramer
Fulton and Cramer
Cramer
Country Club Hill
Elevating plans near Highway 29 face higher costs
The discussion compares building an elevated steel reservoir or a country club on the west side of Highway 29 just south of the irrigation ditch. Both options appear more expensive than alternatives, with the elevated reservoir and the club offering distinct financial implications.
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Country Club
St Pats Brownies Meet With Leader Mrs Schwartz
The St Pats Brownie Troop met on Wednesday December 21 at Mrs Eileen Schwartz home. The business meeting was led by Lynn Carlson assisted by Janice Schwartz with Pat Davis as secretary and Phyllis Madsen as treasurer. Afterward games were played prizes awarded to Lynn Carlson and Diane Sanders. refreshments followed by Christmas gift exchange.
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St. Pats
Eileen Schwartz
Lynn Carlson
Janice Schwartz
Pat Davis
Phyllis Madsen
Diane Sanders
Weather balloon with parachute hangs in tree
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania a weather balloon with its parachute attached was found in a tree. The instrument box is inscribed Lexington Kentucky dispatched July 26 1952.
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Waynesburg
W. A. Wilson
Graysville
Lexington
Ruleys and Houser Families Roam Local Visits
Local social notes list guests visiting the Glen Kokes and Glen Rokes households, with gatherings involving the Ruleys of Sidney and families from Morrill Lodgepole and nearby areas. Visitors included Jim Ruley and family, Ralph Armstrong, Ted Houser relatives, and Jerry Oliverius on business trips and family visits.
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Jim Ruley
Sidney
Glen Kokes
Joe J. Oliverius
Jerry
Chappell
Ray Lynch
Ray
Mabel Miller
Glen Rokes
Kenneth Tilghman
Ralph Armstrong
Wilbur Houser
Fenske
Ted Houser
A. H. Bartel
Morrill
J. W. Houser
Phil Houser
Charley Kruegers
Susan Lynette
Lewis Stickley
Lodgepole
Jerry Oliverius
Egbert
Wyo
Calvin Oliverius
Poultry Management Program Launched In Nebraska
A cooperative effort by Nebraska College of Agriculture poultry specialists and state feed manufacturers launches a Midwest first program to spread better management practices to every stock owner in Nebraska. Elvin Schultz explains it as industry and college cooperation.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Midwest
Nebraska
Elvin Schultz
Nebraska extension poultry specialist meeting unified message
Extension poultry specialists and partners from vocational agriculture teachers to veterinarians and feed manufacturers align to tell a single coordinated message. The coordinated outreach includes veterans agriculture instructors hatchery men and egg merchandisers across counties and home agent networks to promote poultry and egg industries.
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Veterans Agriculture
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Gade Divorce Granted After Cruelty Charge
District court records show Donald D. Gade was granted a divorce from Genevieve J. Gade on the grounds of extreme cruelty. The couple married December 31, 1951 and custody of their child was awarded to the defendant.
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Donald D. Gade
Genevieve J. Gade
Omelet Tip: Room Temperature Eggs Improve Fluffy Rise
A kitchen tip notes that using eggs at room temperature yields a lighter fluffy omelet. The guidance contrasts with cold eggs which can produce a denser texture.
Business Interruption Insurance Offer
A salesperson urges business owners to consider coverage that protects profits salaries and fixed charges after a destructive event. The ad highlights how firms fail without preparation and invites the reader to discuss options with a representative.
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E. C Johnson
Kimball Water System
ST. Pat’s Brownies
South Sund News
Mrs
Frank Kokes
Ed Peck
Art Ostermeier
Baldwin & Wurlitzer Organs
Campbell Piano CO
Illinois
By Roy King
Arlo Jones Agency
Cwivel Tv
Ed Challen Taut
Clark
Spyocn
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