Oil and Gas Permits Signal Rise in Nebraska Panhandle
Twenty five new drilling locations were filed with the Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission in Sidney, marking stronger activity in the Panhandle. Notable new wildcat permits include McDaniel Drilling’s No s ee Anderson in Cheyenne County and Ambassador Oil Corp’s No 1 Greenlee, both northwest of Sidney, with several other sites in Clay Banner and surrounding counties.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission
Sidney
Panhandle
Cheyenne County
McDaniel_ Drilling
S ‘Ée Anderson
Ambassador Oil Corp
Greenlee
Sundl
Telegraph
Wesley Hancock
Skatka
Wildcat
Clay County
State Tax Take On Oil Severance Is Sizeable
Nebraska produced over five million dollars worth of oil in March and the state collected a severance tax of 104,256.46. Kimball County produced over two million, Banner County 1,789,000, Cheyenne County 990,511.08, with the remainder distributed among seven counties and smaller amounts.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Oil Jobber
Kimball County
Banner County
Cheyenne County
Wheat Referendum Date Set In 1961 for Cheyenne County
The Wheat Vote is scheduled for July 21 as the first step in the 1961 wheat program. Quotas hinge on two thirds approval, with penalties for over-allotment and price support at parity if quotas fail.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Nebraska
Jess
ASC
Cheyenne County
SBA to fund up to eighty percent for small industrial loans
Industrial development groups are eligible for SBA loans under current authorization through June 30 1962. C J Moyer regional director Kansas City SBA says up to eighty percent of a project cost for construction expansion or equipping a small business can be financed. Local development corporations may borrow up to two hundred fifty thousand dollars per eligible concern.
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Federal Small Business Administration
C. J. Moyer
Kansas City
SBA
Sah Ta Oe Moyer
Grand Avenue
Missouri
Baltimore
Health Insurance Pays 500 Million In Maternity Aid
Health Insurance Institute reports more than 500 million dollars in maternity benefits paid in 1959. About 4.292 million births nationally with roughly 65 percent of infant medical costs covered by insurance. Total maternity payments estimated at 527 million, averaging 190 per covered delivery.
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Health Insurance Institute
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Davis Oil Company
Cross
ISN
Strata Oil Company
Kleinholz
Kimball Extension
Kimall County
Love-Miller Drilling Co., Inc
Bergstrom
Tidal Qi Company
Olsen
Kelly Oil Company
Lewis
Reiher Field
Hitchcock County
Miami Petroleum Co
Tremain
CNCE
Mosier
Banner
Valentine
Ackman
Redwillow
Leon Wondra
Gage County
ASC News Corner
Uni
Greewers
Couny Asc
Rya Bata
Booster
Home Econom
Nellie Prall
Denver
Stickney’s
General Electric
Miss Prall
Denver Post
All America
Oxford
Freenlees Tnc eGive Dh
U.S
Greenlees Inc
Arelter
North Central Gas Go
10Th & King Sidney
Dad
NORGE
America
Mickey Mantle
N.Y. Yankee
Sugarfoot
Sronco
ABC
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