Nebraska Game Notes on Highway Kills and Duck Banding
Nebraska Game Commission warns drivers to Slow down after reports of heavy highway toll on pheasants and other game with hens and broods seen this season. Conservation data show over 1,500 ducks banded in 1950 51 flyway study while Chadron State Park offers rugged trails cabins and deer herds. Local angling reports include a 10 pound 12 ounce walleye and various catches as fingerling stocking shifts to mass fingerlings.
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Sam Grasmick
Minden
Holdrege
The
Game Commission
Chadron
Nebraska
Pine Ridge
Chadron State Park
Fred Rutt
McCook
Rutt
Johnson Lake
W. W. Culwell
North Platte
Bill McCowin
Bill Dodson
Oil Interest Revived Near Alma Nebraska
Oil interest is up near Alma Nebraska as a wildcat test begins on the A C Shallenberger ranch three miles southwest of Alma. Joint venture partners Don Peaker W A Wills and the B and R Drilling Co plan to drill to depth about 1600 feet in a 3000 acre leased block. The Fischer well nearby in last summer’s tests produced about 18 barrels per day with no offsets yet drilled.
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Alma
Nebr
A. C. Shallenberger
Don Peaker
Pueblo, Colo
W. A. Wills
Denver
B & R Drilling Co
O. &. Shelburn
Poultry Seasoning Lifts Biscuit Dough for Meat Pie
A note suggests adding poultry seasoning to biscuit dough used in a meat pie to enhance flavor. The tip highlights spice as a simple enhancer for a savory crust.
Pipeline delay hurts oil search in Julesburg Basin
Geologist Wilbur F. Rogers told the Gering Chamber of Commerce that a stalled 400 mile center gap pipeline from Wyoming to Illinois curtails refinery capacity and slows exploration in the Julesburg Basin. He notes ongoing shifts to northeastern Colorado and warns dry holes alone do not reflect overall potential.
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Wilbur F. Rogers
Gering Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Illinois
Julesburg
Mr. Rogers
Sinclair Oil Co
Scottsbluff
Rogers
Nebraska
Colorado
Midwest
Panhandle
Rocky Mountains
Black Hills
Chadron- Cambridge Arch
Hearing expert Taul to visit Sidney for free hearing exams
Sonotone specialist John W. Taul of Greeley will provide free exams and counsel in Sidney at the Couch hotel on Thursday, June 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The visit includes an audiometric test and demonstration of the Movable Ear device. No charge and no obligation.
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Sonotone
John W. Taul
Greeley
Sidney
Mr. Taul
Couch
Gurley Loyal Workers Meet In May Session
Gurley Loyal Workers held a regular meeting May 23 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Kenneth Mc Roberts. The meeting was called to order by the vice president Mrs Fred Kriesel. Twelve members answered roll call naming their favorite books. Mrs George Frerichs attended as a guest. Music period was directed by Mrs Earl Lessig. A picnic is planned for June 17 before summer recess. Mrs Dean Pruitt and Mrs Harold Lessig arranged refreshments. Laverne Draper spoke on Photography and Mrs Arnold Draper showed color movies. secretary Wilma Gabriel.
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Laverne Draper
Arnold Draper
Dean Pruitt
Kenneth McRoberts
Beet Payment To Be Made June 25 By Great Western Sugar
The Great Western Sugar Company will pay beet growers 1,630,000 on June 25 as the second additional payment for the 1950 beet crop. The average payment is 55 cents per ton. This brings growers partial 1950 crop receipts to about 39,446,000 including government payments tied to the processor tax.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Frank A. Kemp
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