Oil Gas Rigs Fire Up in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County marks a busy week with nine new drilling locations spanning the Cheyenne Kimball line to sunol north. Five are field extension attempts and four are wildcats including Champlin No 1 Weikhorst and R K Kelly No 1 State wildcat with multiple companies and contractors active across Slama Rabaas Franzen Gurley and Llama fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne’. Counity
Cheyenne- Kimball
Champlin Oil and Refining Co
Weikhorst
Slama
CSW
Don Rounds
R. K. Kelly
Rabaas
Okmar Oil Co
Sharman
Franzen
Ohio Oil Co
Stueve
Gurley
Love-Miller Drilling Co
Petroleum Inc
Herboldsheimer
CNW
Llama
McKinney
Cabeen Exploration Corp
Johnson
Monahan
CNE
Banner Oil Co
Hagemeister
Sutton Field
Bedrock Oil and Gas Co
Young
Murfin
Kimball County
Nebraska
Bushnell
McDaniel Drilling Cou
de- Vaughn
Wildcat
Wyoming Western Oil Co
Jerry Slater
Brader Oil
Campbell
Swsw
Wyomig Western
Pan American Petroleum
Nothwest
Kimball
G. G .Evertson
SW NW
Morrill County
Bridgeport
Oasis Libyan Discovery Boosts Ohio Oil Unit Output
Ohio Oil Co subsidiary Oasis Oil Co of Libya reports first Libyan concession 26 well Al 26 flowing 458 barrels of 40 gravity oil daily from 5,725 feet and 1,300,000 cubic feet of gas daily. Discovery near Tripoli expands Ohio group’s Libyan operations with executives R. E. McMillen and Jack Frost in key roles.
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Oasis Oil Co
Libya
Ohio Oil Co
Libyan
Tripoli
Oasis
Ohio
Continental Oil Co
Amerada Petroleum Corp. R
E. McMillen
Sidney
Jack Frost
Youth Recreation Training Session To Be Held Here
Sidney to host one of 12 Nebraska recreation training schools in February and March. Over 1,500 volunteer leaders will attend the series starting February 23 in Omaha. The program covers small group games, singing, crafts, informal drama, and organization methods led by 4-H staff and university personnel.
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Sidney
Omaha
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
County Extension Services
City Auditorium
Alliance
Hastings
O'Neill
West Pont
Columbus
Valentine
Grant
North Platte
Lincoln
Tecumseh
Oil and Gas Filings Week Ending February 11
Sixty three oil and gas transactions were filed by County Clerk I L Pindell for the week ending February 11. Twenty six leases were issued, twenty three were assignments, and fourteen were cancellations of mineral leases. One lease is a five year agreement requiring a well to begin on the property by January 3 1961.
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I. L. Pindell
Opening of S Nett's Lag at 831 11th Avenue
The Tele graph advertisement announces the opening of S Nett's Lag at 831 11th Avenue this Saturday. Nell and Dave Johnson, former Mayfair Cafe operators, are the new owners, with the former Thomas Liquor Store location. Free cigars and a door prize will be offered during the day.
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11Th Avenue
The
Telegraph
Nell
Dave Johnson
Mayfair Cafe
Thomas Liquor Store
First Aid Class Set To Organize At Potter
Residents of the Potter community are asked to meet Monday February 15 at 7 30 pm at Mersheim s store to organize a Red Cross First Aid class under the Potter Firemen s Auxiliary sponsorship.
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Potter
Red Cross
Merscheim’s
Potter Firemen's Auxiliary
Firemen's Ball Fund Aids Local Projects
The annual Fireman's Ball at the National Guard Armory Saturday night raises money for first aid and rescue equipment and other community projects. Millard Music's band is booked for the dance.
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Firemen's Ball Fund
The
National Guard Armory
Millard Music
Burdette Schoen Named Agronomy Farm Foreman at Nebraska
Burdette A. Schoen of Gurley has been appointed Agronomy Farm Foreman at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture Lincoln. He is a Gurley High School graduate with a B S in agriculture from the university and two years in the U S Navy Medical Corps. His wife Floraine Farquhar formerly of Sidney also is mentioned.
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Burdette A. Schoen
Gurley
John A. Schoen
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Schoen
Imperial Co-Op Equity Exchange
Imperial
Neb
University of Nebraska
U. S. Navy Medical Corps
Floraine Farquahr
Sidney
Sheep Raisers To Meet Monday In Lodgepole
Cheyenne-Deuel County Sheep Producers will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Lodgepole bank. Ted Doane an extension livestock specialist will show a film on sheep production. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Cheyenne-Deuel County
Lodgepole Bank
Ted Doane
WMCC opts against western Nebraska booth at Omaha Sports Show
Western Nebraska Chamber board in Sidney chose not to field a WMCC booth at the March Omaha Sports Show citing time constraints and uncertain local support. A committee will plan a booth for next year and a Western Nebraska brochure will promote climate, living conditions, and recreation to attract industry.
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Western Nebraska
WMCC
Alliance
Rod Kehl Named To Boys State at Lodgepole
Rodney Kehl son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Keh of Lodgepole has been chosen as the local representative at Boys State in Lincoln next summer An alternate Jerry Walsh is named Kehl is active in athletics music and church activities and was selected for scholarship citizenship and school and community involvement He will take an expense paid trip to Lincoln in June to join about 300 outstanding juniors from across the state for a one week program
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Lodgepole
Rodney Kehl
Arnold Keh
Boy's State
Lincoln
Jerry Walsh
Rodney
Lodgepole High Shop
Cornhusker Bay
Frontier Airlines may seek suspension of southern Nebraska route
State Aeronautics Director Jack Obbink confirms a Telegraph report that Frontier Airlines may request suspension of its southern Nebraska route due to poor patronage. CAB approval, potential realignment, and ongoing talks with Sidney and other communities are noted as the department weighs options and plans to keep core central Nebraska service.
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Jack Obbink
Telegraph
the Telegraph
Frontier Airlines
Nebraska
Obbink
Frontier
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Frontier Air Lines
Frontier Frontier
State Aeronautics
Sidney
Aeronautics Department
Imperial
Sterling
Colo
Dow
Obbin
Hruska Named to 7th Subcommittee Post
Senator Roman Hruska of Nebraska is named to the Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee to replace the late Senator William Langer. This marks Hruska's seventh subcommittee post on the committee.
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Washington
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Senate Judiciary Committee
Willam Langer
North Dakota
Hruska
Alexander Keren Sky Profile in Telegraph Page 3
A Sterling doctor profiles former Russian premier Alexander Keren Sky and analyzes Russia today. The biography links his leadership to current state affairs and offers context on his influence and legacy.
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Russia
Telegraph
Hughes-Josten Lumber Sold to Kansas City Firm
Hughes Josten Lumber Co of Sidney is sold to The Foster Lumber Co of Kansas City MO. The new owners take over March 1. Neil Hughes and Ray Josten confirm the sale and say details will come from Foster. Foster operates about seventy lumber yards in the Midwest, including Nebraska and Colorado.
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Hughes-Josten Lumber
Kansas City
Hughes-Josten Lumber Co
Sidney
Foster Lumber Co
Neil Hughes
Ray Josten
Hughes-Josten Organization
Foster Company
Foster
Midwest
Nebraska
Colorado
15Th and
Quince St
Burlington Railroad
Council Filing Deadline Looms As Mayor Declines Run
The Telegraph reports Mayor Munderloh will not seek re election to the City Council after four years in office. He cited fulfilling civic duty and noted strong candidates, with two council posts up this year and filing deadlines looming. Ken Noteboom and Bob Clark have filed petitions, and others may join before Saturday’s deadline. If more than four file a primary may be held in March. four or fewer proceed to the April 5 election.
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Rudy Mundersoh
the Telegraph
Munderloh
Ferris Preble
Sidney
Bob Clark
Clark
Ken Noteboom
Friends of Noteboom
P. J. Heaton Jr
Robert
Bob) Wait
Telegraph
Fleming Boosted For Unicam Job
George Fleming of Sidney faces growing pressure to file for the Unicameral seat now held by Senator A A Fenske of Lund. Fleming, Cheyenne County Commissioner chair and Nebraska County Officials Assn. director, would be a top notch legislator if he runs. Fenske has filed for reelection.
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Sidney
George Fleming
A. A. Fenske
Lund
Alliance Daily Times-Herald
Gene Kemper
Panhardle
Alliance
Fleming
Cheyenne
Nebraska County Officials Assn
Fenske
Supreme Court Reverses Ruling for Kimball Tank Service
Nebraska Supreme Court reversed a Nebraska Railway Commission denial and ordered a certificate of public convenience and necessity for Gerald Strasheim doing business as Jerry's Tank Service of Kimball to operate as a common carrier for property by motor vehicle in interstate commerce. The court held the prior order denying rehearing void, and the later order granting the certificate was final.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Supreme Court
Nebraska Railway Commission
Gerald Strasheim
Jerry’s Tank Service
Kimball
Strasheim
Nebraska
R. B
Dick) Wilson
High Court
Kerensky to Speak at High School Tonight
Former Russian premier Alexander Kerensky will address students at the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. He earlier spoke to juniors and seniors about Russia's 1917 republic and the overthrow of the Czarist regime by the Bolsheviks.
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Kerensky
Tonite
Alexander Kereneky
Russia
Nebraska city business up 8.4 percent in 20 centers
University of Nebraska researchers report in the February issue of Business in Nebraska that 20 major Nebraska cities posted an average 8.4 percent gain last year over 1958. Omaha rose 8.6 percent and Chadron only 1.4 percent. Fairbury led with a 13.7 percent jump.
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Lincoln i
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Business In
University Department of Business Research
Bulletin
Fairbury
Chadron
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
Hastings
Norfolk
Kearney
Scottsbluff
Beatrice
Columbus
McCook
Alliance
Nebraska City
Falls City
York
Holdrege
Broken Bow
Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted by Local Elevator
Wheat price quoted today at the local elevator shows a drop of 1.71 dollars per bushel. Market sources note the decline affects near term grain trading and farmer receipts.
Chamber Membership Drive Struggles With Late Reports
Chamber manager Wayne Moran reports a slow membership push as only seven new members are tallied by three workers by 1 p.m. with about 17 reporting none. Total 1969 membership sits at 117, income $7,200, far from targets. 127 past due dues and 150 firms to contact stretch the effort beyond a week.
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Wayne Moran
Moran
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Kimball’ County
Craig Field
Greater Nebraska
W. D
WNUCC
Willa
Moravag
John Orr
Louie Rudman
Burdette Schoen
University Agronomy
Booster Booth
Jerry Pulliam
Sterling, Colo
Hle
Alliance Times-Herald
Kemper
GNI Group
Pulliam
Buffalo Bill
Game Commission
Mel Steen
Rod Kehl
Telegraph Frontier Report
Central
Denver
CAB
Casper
Wyo
Don Watson
Alexander Keren
Sky
Hughes
Josten
L. S. O'Halloran
Linden St
Oshkosh
Chappell
Julesburg
Hillrose
Brush
Edgemont
S.C
L. A. Foster Lumber Co
Tom Coffey
Munderlohn
Enn
Unicam
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