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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1959

Page

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Oil-G News Puts Cheyenne County on 1959 Oil Map

Cheyenne County makes the 1959 oil map with new finds near Potter and Rabass Field. Chandler and Simpson struck in No. 1 Stanley wildcat, while Tipps confirms a Rabass pool field well. Ohio Oil Co. plans to resume contracted drilling, and several new producers emerge across Kimball Banner and Banner counties as activity quickens.

Cheyenne County Potter Rabass Kimball Banner Chandler and Simpson Stanley Kenneth L. ‘Tipps Murfin Cizek of Petroleum Inc Sunray- Midcontinent Oil Co Rinehart Slama R. L. Wickser King Oil Co Gurley Kimball County A & B Drilling Co Western Prairie Oil Co A& B. Drilling Co Colorado Banner County Willson Ranch Nebraska Sinclair- Oil and Gas Singleton SW NW Morrill County Sunburst Petroleum Co Waitman Field Petroleum Inc

A T and T 30 Year Award Earned By E W Barnes

E W Barnes will mark 30 years with American Telephone and Telegraph on Feb 5 and be guest of honor at a dinner in the Ft Sidney Hotel. R F Hanson of Omaha will present the emblem. Louis Fehringer hosts. about 50 attendees from Sidney, Bridgeport, Kimball and North Platte.

E .W. Barnes American Telephone and Telegraph Ft. Sidney R. F. Hanson Omaha Louis Fehringer Sidney Bridgeport Kimball North Platte Mr. Barnes A.t.&t Chicago Marergy Iowa

Potter Mothers Drive Sets Local Fundraising Record

Potter residents contributed 239 dollars to the Mothers March held in Potter Wednesday evening, setting a new drive record. The Potter Woman's Club organized the event with Mrs Ray Dindinger as drive chairman.

Potter Potter Woman’s Club Ray Dindinger Drive

Law Officers Call for Tougher Traffic Measures in Sidney

State county and city officers announced tougher traffic safety programs aimed at cutting accidents in Sidney. Chief Sol Willis urged crackdown on pedestrian violations and stricter speed enforcement after Lincoln safety conference. Sheriff Schulz urged slower speeds near hills and intersections, citing fatal crashes on hill crests. Trooper Zapp joins the Sidney unit as part of 10 new troopers, with expanded road checks and possible radar use on county roads to curb the toll.

Sidney Lincoln Sol<Willis Police Willis Mel Busekist Robert Zapp Lexington Ralph Brooks Busekist Zapp W. W. Schulz Schulz Albin

Country club leaders push pool plan at dinner meeting

Officials welcomed public interest after a crowd of about 100 at a dinner discussing a new swimming pool. Dr. L S O'Holleran said stock pledges totaling around 4,000 exist with 8,500 more hoped for. long term aims include grass greens, a modernized clubhouse, and public support to make Sidney’s club outstanding. Ed Swanson handles pledge forms. entertainment featured Dick Dotts and Sandra Williams.

Country Club L S O'Holleran O'Holleran Country Club Board Sidney O’halloran Ed Swanson Dick Dotts Sandra Williams

Forgery Suspect Bound Over After Hearing Waiver

William Glenn Denney returned to Sidney from Montana earlier this month by Sheriff’s deputies waived preliminary hearing on a forgery charge and bound over to District Court. His bond was set at $1,000, with County Judge C. W. Smith setting a separate $1,050 bond for a forged check of 48.50 linked to a Potter firm.

William Glenn Denney Sidney Montana Sheriff's Deputies Denny C. W. Smith

Cartoonist Aid Sought in Nebraska Traffic Fatality Dilemma

Governor Ralph Brooks seeks Hollywood help to curb traffic deaths by enlisting cartoonist Walt Disney to devise a marching character. A Safety Coordination Committee is formed from a prior traffic safety conference to push legislation administration participation and implementation.

Ralph Brooks Hollywood Nebraska Brooks Walt Disney Safety Coordination Committee

Airline Air Fair planned for Sidney February 27

Frontier Airline officials join Sidney Chamber of Commerce and city leaders to plan an Air Fair on Friday February 27 following a successful event last June. Sight seeing flights carried 500 people on 20 trips with carnations for women and balloons for children promised again. George Naglich and Everett Mill will meet civic groups to discuss Frontier program while a trial Omaha to Denver flight will test equipment and personnel with five Frontier staff later stationed in Sidney headed by Oliver Bruns of Fort Collins as station manager.

Frontier Airline Sidney Chamber of Commerce Sidney Area Frontier George Naglich Everett Mill Cheyenne Sidney Naglich Omaha Denver Civil Aeronautics Board Oliver Bruns Fort Collins

Snow Forecast for Panhandle and Plains Deepens Winter Woes

Western Nebraska faces a new snow storm adding to earlier totals. Two to four inches expected by Saturday night, lifting snow cover above eight inches. Temperatures drop with lows near ten and highs under 30. Five day outlook shows below normal temps, light precip, and continued unsettled weather. Schools closed in eastern Colorado as five inches blanket the region. a boy was killed near Fort Morgan during a storm.

Weather Bureau Nebraska Sidney Great Plains Colorado Fort Morgan Colo Rockies Kansas South Dakota Minnesota

Don Gillham Quits Postmaster Job To Enter Motel Business

Don Gillham resigns as Sidney postmaster effective February 20 after buying a Newport Oregon resort motel with plans to move his family there. The Gillhams, in Sidney since 1957, opened Plains Drive-In Theatre with Bob Carter in 1950. Gillham reflects on a pleasant tenure and outdoor oriented future while speculation grows over successor and party influences in the appointment.

Don Gillham Sidney Gillham Newport Ore Gillhams Peetz Mr. Gillham Bob Carter Plains Drive-In Mr. Car Ter Bill Joy Lynn

Four Flights Daily To Serve Sidney Beginning On March 1st

Frontier announces new Denver to Sidney air service starting March 1 with four daily Sidney flights two each way. An additional central route Denver to Omaha via Cheyenne begins July 1 with one flight each way daily.

Sidney Denver Omaha Cheyenne

Grain Market Wheat Price Quoted by Elevator

Local elevator sources quoted wheat at 1.60 dollars per bushel. This price reflects current market levels and may affect nearby grain trading decisions for farmers and merchants.

Mitchell Twin Fund Reaches 446 for Brownson Twins

Contributions since Wednesday boosted the Sioux Lions Club fund drive for Gary and Larry Mitchell of Brownson to 44.59, up 188.65 with 163.65 from SOD personnel. The eight month old twins have lost one eye to a malignancy and seek treatment to save the other. Mitchell works for SOD.

Sioux Lions Club Mitchell Twins Brownson SOD Gary and Larry Mitchell James Mitchell Mitchell

Frontier Airlines Announces Denver Omaha Route Fares

Frontier Airlines outlined tentative fares for a Denver to Omaha route via Sidney and Cheyenne to begin March 1. Key distances set round trip costs from Sidney to Denver at 24.97 with Omaha Denver at 74.25. other city pairs include Stirling 9.79, Omaha 63.69, Lincoln 55.66, Hastings 47.96, Kearney 38.17, McCook 24.47, Imperial 16.50. Four daily flights start, with fares to Denver Omaha via Cheyenne Sidney not yet released for July 1.

Nebraska Railway Commission Civil Aeronautics Board Omaha Denver Sidney Frontier George Naglich Everett Mill Naglich Mill Imperial Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Cheyenne

Western Route For Interstate Near Decision

The Highway Advisory Commission is set to decide routing of the Interstate west of Grand Island at its March 23 meeting in Lincoln. An engineering report favors a path west of Grand Island largely along U S 36 north of the Platte River. A tour of both routes is planned for February 11 12 starting in Grand Island, with public hearings in March in Grand Island Kearney and either North Platte or Lexington.

Highway Advisory Commission Grand Island Lincoln Department of Roads Engineering U. S. 36 Platte River Commission Platte Owen Boyles Kearney North Platte Lexington Ralph Brooks Brooks Panhandle Sidney

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