Federal crop insurance expands to 29 Nebraska counties
Federal Crop Insurance will reach 29 Nebraska counties this year with coverage on winter wheat and corn in various counties. G F Geissler of the Federal Crop Insurance Corp notes higher production to meet defense needs and announces future expansions including new counties for winter wheat and multiple crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Butler
Nebraska Republican
G. F. Geissler
Geissler
Banner
Boone
Buffalo
Cass
Cedar
Chase
Cheyenne
Cuming
Deuel
Fillmore
Gage
Garden
Gosper
Hamilton
Jefferson
Keith
Kimball
Lancaster
Pawnee
Red Willow
Richardson
Saline
Saunders
Scotts Bluff
Seward
Perkins
Washington
Dawes
Hitchcock
York
Firing Squad Formed In Sidney Veterans Groups Plan
The Sidney American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts join to form a firing squad for military funerals. Interested men should meet in the Sidney City Auditorium basement at 8 pm Friday February 23 to organize and set monthly meeting dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sidney City Auditorium
Depth News From Nebraska Oil Tests Near Sidney
Depth reports from several wells in Nebraska and Colorado show ongoing drilling and coring plans. Bright No 1 wildcat west of Sidney targets sand horizons with depth around 3,790 feet. Munshaw No 1 near Daktor and Yenter No 3 in Logan County show progress toward coring and flow tests. Other activity includes Shell-Texas Mt Hope area wells near Walker and Yenter blocks, and Deep Rock Oil leases in Colorado. The Mann No 1 near Harrison reaches 6,497 feet as California Co. eyes 7,000 to 7,500 foot granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Coring
Carter Drilling Co
H. L. Rogers
Ohio Oil Co
Dorman
Huntsman High
Ohio
Sinclair Oil Co
Munshaw No. 1
Daktor
Sinclair
Scottsbluff
Peterson
Logan County
Colo
Walker Block
Texas Co
Julesburg
Shell-Texas
Mt. Hope
Walker
Yenter
Mann No. 1
Harrison
California Co
Nebraska
Logan
Sedgewick
Colorado
Deep Rock Oil Co
Shell Oil Co
Mount Hope
No. 2
Green
Sterling
Ryan Oil Co
Wages
J. E. Manning
Cody
Wyo
Yuma
Stéelco Drilling Co
Chicago
Wray
Former Resident Is Buried At Kearney
Former Sidney resident Eva Mae Kline Loudy died after a year of ill health and was buried at Kearney January 30. She married Oren Loudy on December 16, 1914, and they had six children, three of whom died in infancy. Survived by her husband two sons Vernon and Galen a daughter Mrs Loren Johnson and three grandchildren. Her sister Lizzie Kappler died last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Oren Loudy
Kearney
Loudy
Eva Mae Kline
M. M. Kline
Omaha
Colton
Vernon
Kenesaw, Nebr
Galen
Loren Johnson
Lizzie Kappler
First Aid to Include Atomic Defense Info
A supplementary first aid course on defense against atomic warfare will come to Western Nebraska. Ralph Thompson of Cheyenne County Red Cross says a local representative will travel to Scottsbluff next Monday night for details to train instructors here. The program aligns with civil defense and will provide complete atomic warfare defense information in soon to be offered classes.
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Nebraska
Ralph Thompson
Cheyenne County
American Red Cross
Scottsbluff
Travel Talk Given Before BPW Group
A travel talk on Washington DC was given by Mrs. John Elwell to Sid ney Business and Professional Woman's club at their regular meeting Monday night. The group discussed a blood typing program to be brought to Sidney under BPW sponsorship with the county Red Cross chapter. Committee members were Mrs. Rena McClenaghan, Mrs. F A Bush and Miss Leona Gemeinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John Elwell
Sidney Business and Professional Woman's Club
Sidney
BPW
County Red Cross
Rena McClenaghan
F. A. Bush
Leona Gemeinhardt
New Oil Wells Add to Nebraska Panhandle Output
New wells are being completed in western Nebraska as daily production nears five thousand barrels. The Downer No 1 in Banner County shows about 135 barrels per day, with Stanolind planning another well nearby. Ohio Oil Co adds two more producers in Cheyenne County, while Foy No 1 at Dalton yields around 55 barrels and increasing gas. The field’s potential remains actively evaluated, with operators cautious on long term output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Ingtha
Tay He Huttsrhan
Ohio
Dalton
Sidney
Feldman
Downer
Banner County
Stanolind Oil Co
Nebraska
Nebraska Panhandle
Stanolind Oil and Gas Co
Stanolind
Ohio Oil Co
Cheyenne County
East Gurley
Mary Egging No. 4
R W M a salesman on Illinois Street
This brief notes a single man with initials R W M who sells anything on wheels for a company on Illinois Street. Son of a famed auto dealer, he was Merchant Marine chief electrician for three years and served 20 years in the Navy. Active in the Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion, he has little time for golf or electricity. The clue hints at his name on the Classified Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Street
Merchant Marines
Navy
Sidney
Social Security Aid Available Next Week
Harold F. Benjamin, manager of the Scottsbluff social security office, will be in the NSES Office at 842 lth Ave Sidney on Tuesday February 20, from 9 to noon and 1 to 4. He will take claims from retired workers decedents and survivors issue social security account number cards and distribute leaflets about the amended act. The new law pays monthly insurance benefits to a wife with a child under 18 in her care regardless of age. Women meeting this must file for insurance payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Benjamin
Scottsbluff Social Security Office
NSES
Lth Ave
Sidney
Benjamin
Crop Research Gains Outlined In Report
The 1950 annual report from the Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry highlights advances in crop-use research. It notes guayule as a domestic high grade natural rubber source, a mold-enzyme process converting grain to industrial alcohol for defense use, improved cotton fabric processing, and new food products from farm materials, including an apple juice concentrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Beitman Geologist Transferred From Sidney Field to Casper Division
Ray Beitman, an Ohio geologist with TS Casper Beitman Oil Co who had worked at the Sidney field since the Mary Egging discovery in 1949 has been transferred back to the Casper division office and is expected to receive assignment to field work in another exploratory area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Beitman
Ohio. Oil Co
Sidney
Mary Egging
Ben
Casper
Local Lions Hear Postoffice Official Speaker
Tollie Glaves, Omaha, U S Postoffice Department superintendent for airmail services, will speak at the Sidney Lions Club meeting next Wednesday noon. Arrangement by J W Martinos, Sidney postmaster. Office supplies The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollie Glaves
Omaha
U. S. Postoffice Department
Sidney Lions Club
Glaves
J. W. Martinos
Sidney
Telegrah Offers Custom Letterhead Design in Color
The Telegrah announces ability to create new letterheads in one or more colors. It promotes refreshed branding options for businesses seeking a distinct stationary appearance. The notice invites inquiries for design services and color choices.
Thankful note for baby’s hospital care and support
Mr and Mrs Harvey Miles express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and the hospital staff for cards gifts and care during their baby’s hospitalization and to Dr Dorwart and the nurses for wonderful care.
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VFW Legion
Munshaw
Ay Beitman
TS Casper
TREC
We At
Cale
Les Don
Milton
Handlel
Furniture Gamble
Win
Koenecke
Ordville
KRAFT
RED & White
Hunts, Delmonte
Maxie Cobb
Denier
Prezent
Meat Dept
Swift’s Premium
Preble
Mr. and
Mrs
Harvey Miles
Midwest Electrical Construction Co
Howard W. Stentz
Maple St
Sidney, Nebr
City and Rea
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