Prolific Gas Find Reported Near Lorenzo, Kansas
Sidney geologist Robert L. Cramer reports a new natural gas well No 1-A Hawkins about six miles west of Lorenzo in Cheyenne County. Initial tests indicate potential for about six million cubic feet per day. Drilled by Murfin Drilling Co and tied to Marathon Oil Co, the Rohlfing Field discovery may tap gas in the J-2 sand with early logs and casing completed. The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has been advised, and gas is planned for transportation to Marathon's Southwest Sidney Plant, amid rising local demand.
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Lorenzo
Robert L. Cramer
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Cramer
Hawkins
Nneswsec
Marathon Oil Co
Murfin Drilling Co
A Hawkins
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Rohlfing
Marathon
C of C Has Lights On 300 In '65
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce aims for 300 1965 members with 100 new roster. With 84 new members and 202 old ones paid or pledged, reaching 100 more new members could top the goal. Officials praise The Sidney Telegraph for aiding the campaign and pledge ongoing community support.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Telegraph
Lew Mehling
Lloyd Carr
Chamber
The
Telegraph
Sidney
Phil Gottschalk
Bank Donates To Church Building Campaign Boosts Fund Drive
The American National Bank gave $500 toward a $30 000 project for a new First Christian Church building in Sidney. Rev Drexel von Forell leads the effort with Jack Knicely and Frances Butterfield guiding volunteers, promising one of their best campaigns yet. A kickoff dinner for workers is set at the church on Wednesday.
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First Christian Church
Sidney
American National Bank
Drexel von Forell
Jack Knicely
Frances Butterfield
Camp
Aign
von Forell
Condemnation Actions Target Minuteman Sites Near Warren AFB
The U S government has begun condemnation proceedings against 435.06 acres in Cheyenne and Kimball counties Nebraska. The land is part of a Man Minute Missile facilities program directed by the Air Force for the Warren Air Force Base area. The Cheyenne Kimball Banner counties host numerous launch sites control centers and related support facilities for the base and the Strategic Air Command.
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United States
Cheyenne
Kimball
Secretary of the Air Force
Warren Air Force Base
Banner
Nebraska
Strategic Air Command
August Jurgens Dies Suddenly Rites Tuesday
August Everett Jurgens 61 of Sidney died Sunday at his home after living in Weyerts and Sundl areas before moving to Sidney in 1940 to work in trucking. Survived by sister Mrs. William Frerichs and brothers John and Alvin. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Henry Monnich officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Craig Mortuary in charge.
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August Everett Jurgens
Sidney
Mr. Jurgens
Germany
Gaard
Grace Peters Juregens
Weyerts
Phoebe Ells
Gothenburg
Sundl
Gureley
Jurgens
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
William Frerichs
John
Alvin
Fremont
Henry Monnich
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
Grain Grading Schools Set Up in Nebraska
LINCOLN The annual grain grading schools will be held in Hastings North Platte and Omaha during February and March according to Duane Foote secretary of the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association Dates and locations are February 15 16 at the National Guard Armory Hastings February 18 19 at Administration Building North Platte Experiment Station North Platte and March 9 10 at Civic Auditorium Omaha Although aimed at grain handlers 4 H leaders interested in training crops contest teams will be welcome Foote said
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Duane Foote
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
National Guard Armory
Hastings
North Platte Experiment Station
North Platte
Civic Auditorium
Omaha
Foote
Soil Service Cheers Break In Dry Spell
The Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Service welcomed light moisture and hopes for more snow and rain into spring to replenish depleted sub soil. Farmers face dry cycles and shifting to irrigation, with some cropping changes and deeper wells, yet optimism remains for a resilient season ahead.
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Soil Service
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation Service
Roger Plantz
Cheyenne County
SWCS
Lodgepole Valley
Snow in Panhandle Nebraska With Uncertain Impact
Weather reports show light to moderate snowfall in southern Nebraska's Panhandle with temperatures from the single digits at night to the forties by day. Sidney sees light accumulation as Friday's storm adds moisture, while drivers note improved conditions post-drought. Other areas report 3 to 5 inches in Cheyenne County and about 0.3 to 0.5 inch of precipitation.
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Panhandle
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Sidney
Bureau
Cheyenne
Mercury
Drouth
Panhandle Players Elect Board at Sidney Meeting
Directors Mrs. Robert Poppen and James Cantrell were named to the Panhandle Players Board with John Frerichs as student member at the annual Sidney High School meeting. Terms for Mrs. Leo Krieger Mrs. John Elwell Jr and Mike Bragg expired. Tryouts for the 1965 season open Mar 12 13 directed by Mrs. George Taylor. Patron memberships are 10. Officers named later: Mrs. George Taylor president William Fankhauser vice president Mrs. Weert Frerichs secretary W Miller treasurer.
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Robert Poppen
James Cantrell
Panhandle Players
Sidney High School
John Frerichs
Leo Krieger
John Elwell, Jr
Mike Bragg
George Taylor
Board of Directors of Panhandle Players
Folowing
William Fankhauser
Weert Frerichs
W. T. Miller
City May Limit Liquor Outlets
City council will consider an ordinance tonight limiting the number of retail liquor outlets. It would be the first such action here since prohibition ended in the early 1930s.
Six Steps Are Outlined In Meeting Drouth Area Needs
In Lincoln Neb the University of Nebraska Extension agronomist J C Swinbank advises drought planning for dryland farms. He details six steps to manage limited soil moisture including measuring moisture to three feet, shifting crops to sorghum, expanding temporary pasture, delaying 1965 planting, lowering planting and fertilizer rates, and minimal cultivation to conserve moisture.
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Drouth Area
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. C. Swinbank
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Swinbank
Chappell And Crawford Are Meeting Sites
Two Western Nebraska organized agriculture meetings are set for Crawford on February 3 and Chappell on February 4 with separate morning sessions for men and women and joint afternoon sessions. The women's morning dress review is by the American Cotton Council, while morning talks for men cover better wheat, stubble mulch, irrigation development and potential. Afternoon talks at both sites feature Dr Raines of North Platte.
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Box Butte
Paul Fischbach
Vincent Dreezen
Nebraska Water Resource Conservation Division
Chappell
Dr. Raines
North Platte
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