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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1950

Page

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Ohio Oil to drill new wildcat near Sidney Cheyenne County

The Ohio Oil Co plans a new well 4 miles north and 2 miles east of Sidney in Cheyenne County, Wyoming, within two to three weeks. It may test a new wildcat area or extend the Huntsman High structure, with a deep test possible to granite. Drilled by Ideal Drilling Co, the Gurske No 1 and Mather No 1 wells show promising gas and oil tests, while a new location may be announced in the east Gurley field next week.

Ohio Oil Co Sidney Cheyenne County Casper, Wyo Ohio Wildcat Huntsman High John A. McLernon Edward McLernon Gurske No. 1 Dakota East Gurley Hopkins No. 1 Ideal Drilling Co

Desertion Charge Leads To Arrest

Harold G. Ramsey age 21 alias Hansen Peterson Meyers was arrested in Sidney on navy desertion charges and taken to Scottsbluff to custody. He worked for a travelling photography firm here after being hired by a local agent. Deputy Sheriff Arnold Braasch obtained a confession after Ramsey, wanted by Wyoming authorities, was identified. Ramsey joined the navy at 15, deserted in 1944, escaped jail in 1947, and has been at large, linked to a Wyoming car theft case.

Harold G. Ramsey Hansen Peterson Meyers Sidney Navy Scottsbluff Ramsey Arnold Braasch Wyoming

School Policies Explained At PTA Meeting Sidney

The Sidney Parent Teacher Association met at the junior high school to review elementary policies and subjects taught. The program titled Know Your Schools was led by Miss Mary Runge with Olive Belle Paige Lila Neary Alva Beebe and Edna Scriber in panel roles. A parents’ question period followed the discussion.

Sidney Parent Teacher Association Mary Runge Iss Olive Belle Paige Lila Neary Alva Beebe

North Platte Urged To Prepare For Oil Boom

North Platte is urged by the North Platte Telegraph Bulletin to plan city development as oil and gas leases rise nearby. The editorial warns that Imperial area activity could bring oil closer to North Platte, with wells and refineries boosting revenue but risking costly mistakes without planning amid a 71.36 mill tax levy.

North Platte Imperial Chase County Lincoln County

Wells, Leases Expand Oil Drilling in Nebraska and Kimball County

The Suhr Fidler and Lock Drilling Co begins a third well near Chap pell after two prior dry holes. Major activity concentrates in Kimball County with Standolind and Shell Oil Company leading lease filings, Shell totaling over eighty thousand acres and Stanolind at around ninety thousand. Magnolia Oil Co holds 35 to 40 thousand acres, including a 20 thousand acre block in the south central area.

Deuel County Suhr, Fidler and Lock Drilling Co Holyoke Colo Marie Saiser Chappell Bosley Lowell & Gist, Inc Colorado Springs Weber-Hampton No. 1 Gering Scotts Bluff Kimball County Standolind Shell Oil Company Stanolind Shell Banner County Lone Star Kimball Weld Logan Magnolia Oil Co Magnolia

Keedick to Sell Condemned Central Hotel Building

L. O. Keedick of Mt. Vernon Iowa announces sale of the condemned Central Hotel building and adjacent lots in Sidney. The state fire marshal ordered repairs or demolition. Keedick plans to sell the structure housing the Central Hotel and the Korner Kitchen cafe as part of the sale.

Central Hotel L. O. Keedick Mt. Vernon Iowa

World Day Of Prayer Set For February 24

The public is invited to participate in the annual World Day of Prayer program at Christ Episcopal Church at two o'clock Friday afternoon February 24. It will be one of thousands of programs held in 90 countries. Details will be announced in Tuesday's Telegraph. Local sponsor is the Sidney Council of Church Women.

Christ Episcopal Church the Telegraph The Sidney Council of Churchwomen

Oil And Gas Progress Log From Cheyenne County

An up to date box score shows Ohio Oil Co wells Cruise No 1 and Mather No 1 producing gas with Cruise idle pending reserves and Mather indicating similar gas output. Gurske No 1 yielded oil and gas in Dakota sandstone tests while casing is set and third bench will be perforated. Total daily production around one thousand barrels with other listed wells non producing or abandoned and a new drilling site announced NE 9-14-49 expected to begin in about two weeks.

Cheyenne County Ohio Oil Co Ohio Gurske,No Third Bench

Ten Honored For Farming Achievement

The Telegraph honors almost one hundred Cheyenne County farmers in a recognition dinner at the Country Club. Fred O’Hair lauds soil conservation efforts, citing ten outstanding conservationists chosen by the Soil Conservation District for innovative irrigation and dryland practices, including contouring and terrace use. Next week’s issue will publish a fuller report.

Telegraph Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Country Club Sidney Hneiness House Fred ‘O'Hair Nebraska Conservation Foundation Inc Cheyenne County Soil District County Soil Conservation District Board

Land Livestock Farm Adopts Water Control Practices

A dryland wheat and livestock farm initiates a program to manage excess water on cropland. The article outlines specific practices adopted to improve soil moisture conditions and crop resilience.

45 Year Burlington Employee to Retire in Sidney

M. O. Baker, a Burlington Railroad maintenance foreman, will retire March 1 after forty five years with the line. Born February 27 he will be sixty five, began at Kenesaw Nebraska, moved to Minatare, then Sidney where he spent the last forty three years. The Baker family, long in Sidney, plans travel but will remain in town at 1433 15th Avenue. Thelma Spearow is their only child still in Cheyenne County.

M. O. Baker Burlington Railroad Baker Burlington Kenesaw Nebr Minatare Sidney Bakers Sidney High School Thelma Paul Spearow Cheyenne ‘County

Forger Given Pen Sentence Forger Given Pen Sentence

Thomas Berry 23 pleads guilty to forgery in Cheyenne County and is sent to the Nebraska State Penitentiary in Lincoln for a two and a half year term. He forged Vernon Anderson's name on two checks about 26 dollars each and had been jailed since December with his brother Reuben awaiting separate Lincoln charges.

Cheyenne Thomas Berry Nebraska State Lincoln Berry John Kuns Vernon Anderson Sidney Draw Farmer Reuben Thomas Sheriff’s Office State Penitentiary Lancaster County Bridgeport Armed Services Cheyenne County W. W. Schulz

First 1950 Civic Club Session Set

The next quarterly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at the country club next Thursday night Feb 23. L. J. Bible will be the main speaker, discussing Nebraska Resources work and local gas oil and farm prospects. The February newsletter notes grassing idle land and warns of a booming year in building with permits already surpassing 1949. Seventy five Lincoln Chamber members will join Sidney for a May 2 joint meeting.

Chamber of Commerce Country Club L. J. Bible Division of Nebraska Resources Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Offcials Bible Sidney Sebraska Gordon Tobin County Extension Service College of Agriculture Cheyenne Kimball Devel Morrill Garden Keith Perkins O. L. Maddox Chamber Lmits Catingly Ths Wll Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Sowers Club Sidney Chamber

GOP Official Heading West

A statewide Nebraska GOP tour by State Chairman Dave Martin of Kearney will finish by March 10 with visits across Third and Fourth districts over the next three weeks. He aims to report to the central committee on Founders Day March 21 and seeks county and precinct aid and ideas to boost campaign plans. Attending with him are Eve Bowring, Joseph Wishart, Edna Donald, and a Young Republican representative. The western schedule includes Scottsbluff February 25, Bridgeport and Harrisburg February 27, Kimball February 27, Sidney February 28, Chapel February 28, Oshkosh February 28, and Ogalalla February 28.

Nebraska Dave Martin Kearney Martin Central Committee Lincoln Eve Bowring Merriman Joseph Wishart Edna Donald Grand Island Young Republican Clubs West Scottsbluff Bridgeport Harrisburg Kimball Sidney Chappell Oshkosh Ogallala

Get-Together Set by Co-Op Association at Gurley

A community get-together will be held at Gurley next Monday February 20 under The Farmers Union Co-Op Association of Gurley and Dalton. The event starts at 7 30 with an old time dance free movies and entertainment by Gurley High School. The program is open to the public and free coffee and doughnuts will be served.

Gurley Farmers Union Co-Op Association of Gurley and Dalton

Listings Urged For Rapp Machine Sale

The annual machinery sale by the Rapp sales organization will be held on March 8. The Rapps invite listings and accept them directly or at The Telegraph office.

Rapp Rapps Telegraph

Coal arrives just in time to keep Sidney schools open

Sidney Public School students faced a delayed start as coal arrived on Wednesday in time to fuel the heating for two or three more weeks. Supt. O J Weymouth said without the coal the doors could not have opened on Thursday.

Sidney Public O. J. Weymouth

Jaycees Urge Backing For Hoover Probe

Sidney Jaycees launch Operation Economy urging residents to write Congress and the President in support of the Hoover Commission findings. L. M. Clinton notes waste and duplication cost billions. campaign aims for ten percent of the community to contact officials.

Hoover Commission Washington Sidney Jaycee L. M. Clinton Jaycee Sidney Group Commission Hoover Junior Chamber of Commerce Congress Clinton Departments of State Commerce, Labor, Post Office, Interior, Agriculture and Treasury

General Fair Meeting Set at Cheyenne County Fair

A general meeting for anyone with an interest in the Cheyenne County Fair is slated for Wednesday evening February 22 at 7 30 in the District Court Room. Topics include whether the fair should stay closed to junior exhibitors or open to all, and a discussion on installing hard ball lights at the fair grounds with some equipment available. Invitations have been mailed to about 125 people who helped with the fair program in recent years.

Fair Grounds Legion Park Sidney Fair Board

Candidates Must Accept City Race By Feb 22nd

The February jury term of the 13th Judicial District adjourned Wednesday to April for the replevin action Ernest Langley versus Fred Carlson. Hearings included Freda Hammer versus E L Hoover with a directed verdict for the defense and State versus Thomas Berry in which Berry pleaded guilty to forgery and received two and a half years in the penitentiary.

13Th Judicial District Ernest Langley Fred Carlson Freda Hammer E. L. Hoover Thomas Berry Berry

Conservation Strides Pay Dividend In Cheyenne County

Fred O Hair executive director of the Nebraska Conservation Foundation says Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District shows progress that will yield dividends, especially in irrigated areas. He praised district personnel for tackling local problems with landowner support, noting opportunities to boost income and productivity through livestock expansion, fertilizer use, legumes, and erosion control. The Telegraph and American National Bank backed the effort, with potential gains through continued progress and sound land use.

Cheyenone County Soil Conservation Organization Fred O’hair Nebraska Conservation Foundation Inc Sidney O’hair Telegraph Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District Cheyenne American National Bank of

BPW to Send Gifts to Kearney Township Sanitarium

Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club will send gifts to the tuberculosis sanitarium at Kearney including pie, playing cards and slam wood for handicraft. The group also reports a Christ mas Seal drive total of 638.65 and a new high BPW membership of 65. Miss Nielsen announced the April state BPW meeting and the June national convention in San Francisco. The February 27 meeting will discuss conservation.

Kearney Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club Marguerite McMillan Sidney Bpw Mabel Nielsen

Old Time Dance Tonight at City Auditorium

The Soo Welfare Committee Sioux Ordnance Vepdt hosts an old time dance at the City Auditorium tonight. The public is invited and admission is 65 cents per person.

The Soo Welfare Committee Sioux Ordnance Vepdt City Auditorium

Petitions Filed For City Council Race

Twenty two candidates have petitions on file for the City Council race with a February 22 deadline to accept candidacy. Four acceptances had been received by Tuesday. Primaries set for March 14, with ten nominees advancing to the April 4 general election for a five member council. City Clerk Gordon Tobin notes some petitions may have been filed without candidate knowledge. Several current members seek primaries, and a town meeting may be held to let candidates face public questions.

Gordon Tobin A. J. Jorgenson Carl C.° Jones Edith Grieve J. Fred. Thompson Grace- Schulte Cliff Russell C. H. Babbitt Doyle Fol Walter Cork Ira’ Steward R. J. Porter Jacob K. Mahr H. Ee Jack Lowe Glen R. Werner Jorgenson Cork Porter Logan Pierson

Census Chief To Be Named In Cheyenne County 1950

Census district supervisor C Edgar Leafdale announced a two week wait for the name of the Cheyenne County census chief who will oversee the 1950 enumeration. Early March will reveal the enumerators. All interviews and exams are finished as the nation prepares for a large, detailed count to guide future planning across government, business, and research.

Cheyenne ‘County C. Edgar Leafdale Leafdale

Guard Payroll Supports Local Community in Sidney

Company K of the 134th Infantry received its quarterly payroll of 2788 dollars this week. Most of the funds will be spent in Sidney and nearby areas. The payroll was announced by Sgt. Jack Baker, administrative assistant.

National Guard Sidney 134Th Infantry Jack Baker

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PTA Keedick Huntsman High Area East Gurley Field Egging Stueve Caywood First Dakota Bench George Thompson Elsasser Kratz Fearly O. Albin Olson Frank Beyer JOS. H. Bonkiewicz and Sons Robert C. Huff Grafton Crabb Charles Helfrich Clark H. Fuller Francis Joseph Schaf Civic Club GOP Caravan Co-Op Jaycees BPW
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