Crosby Urges Holding Line In State Costs
Nebraska gubernatorial hopeful Bob Crosby told Lions and Rotarians that state growth must slow. He urged halting department expansion, curbing services, and resisting federal and state growth, while backing leaner government with prudent defense spending. He answered questions on sales tax highway plans and oil gas taxation. Crosby also endorsed appointing the State Board of Education by the governor with legislative approval. He toured Fremont Omaha and Sidney.
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Bob Crosby
Lions and
Rotarians
Lions Club
North Platte Atétorney
Crosby
U. S
State Highway Department
Harold Arken
Highway Department
Sidney Pta
State Board of Education
Fremont
Omaha
Annual Scout Appreciation Dinner Slated
The Wye-Brashan Area Council Boy Scouts of America will hold its Annual Appreciation Dinner on Sunday February 10 at 530 PM in the Mitchell grade school auditorium. Dr F O Polte of Scottsbluff chairs the event which honors Cubmasters Scoutmasters Explorer Advisors and their wives. Silver Beaver Award and Scouter keys or Scouter Award will be given to outstanding Scouters and the 1951 Eagle Scouts class will be recognized. Vance A Houston presides over a twelve county Nebraska two Wyoming council with Scottsbluff office handling enrollments advancements and records funded by local community support.
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Wye-Brashan
Boy Scouts of America
Mitchell Grade School
F. O. Polte
Scottsbluff
Wyo-Braska
Nebraska
Wyoming
Vance A. Houston
Schalmus Rites At Potter On Saturday
Services for Mrs. George Schalmus of Hot Springs Arkansas former Potter resident will be at 2 PM Saturday at Potter Methodist Church. Rev QO Hoagland will lead. Burial in Potter Cemetery beside her former husband John Doyle and two sons Gaylord and Vincent. Arrangements by The Craig Mortuary. Survived by husband two sisters a brother and many nieces and nephews.
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George Schalmus
Hot Springs
Ark
Potter
QO. D. Hoagland
Potter Cemetery
John Doyle
Gaylord
Vincent
Craig
Pahl No 3 Test Yields Salt Water in Huntsman Field
Ohio Oil reports a drill stem test at Pahl No 1 deep test yielded 5478 feet of slightly salty water from 6725 to 6752 feet in the Kansas City group of the Pennsylvania sand. The report marks a granite test and dampens hopes for a deep sand discovery in the Julesburg Basin.
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Pahl No. 1
Huntsman
Ohio Oil Co
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Julesburg
Kugler Field
Cheyenne County
Mitchell
J. C. Wynn
Shell Oil Co
Shell
Texas Co
Sioux Ordnance
Government No. 2
Nebraska
Loan County
Colo
County Court Summary of Local Offenses
Tommy Watford of Dovesville South Carolina forfeited a 14 dollar bond for improper passing. Amador Barrera of Morrill faced disturbance charges with 10 dollars plus costs. Roby L. Felzien of SOD had no driver’s license and paid 1 dollar plus costs. Bert Murphy received 60 days in jail and costs for a third toxication offense.
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Tommy Watford
Dovesville
S. C
Amador Barrera
Morrill
Roby L. Felzien
Bert Murphy
Oil Rig Updates and New Wells in Cheyenne County
Oil news notes casing at 6308 feet on the Schilling No 1 with cable tools pending in the sand and a potential small producer indicated by a drill stem test. The Dunn No 2 offset to Dunn No 1 was cemented at 5733 feet before perforation in the D sand, with a planned west offset yet to be staked. Across the road in Cheyenne county Shell’s southeast offset to Dunn No 1 was drilling at 1600 feet on land owned by Carl and Dewey Larson, operated by Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co.
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Becker and Sloss
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Cheyenne’ County
Shell
Carl and
Dewey Larson
Falcon-Seaboard Drilling Co
Dry Wells Placed in Heath Area by Stanolind Wildcats
Stanolind drilled two wildcat wells in Banner County Heath area named Whipple No 1 and Peterson No 1 but the sites were reported as dry holes this week.
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Stanolind
Banner County
Whipple
Peterson
State Patrol Indicts Trevino Across Brownson Case
Jesus J. Trevino faces charges in a Brownson toxication case with $10 fines and costs. The Telegraph notes a local ad offering to design new letters in multiple colors amid a discussion of old letters and Scotch tape.
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Brownson
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