Public Auction for Oil and Gas Lease in Cheyenne County
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds of Nebraska will sell at public auction on July 1 1966 at 10 A M in the State Capitol Building a lease covering all Section 36 Township 15 North Range 52 West Cheyenne County Nebraska. Bids subject to Secs 72-501 to 72-912 and Board rejection rights. Secretary Elmer H Mablin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
State of
Nebraska
State Capitol
Cheyenne
County
Administration Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Cheyenne County Nebraska court hears on June 27 1960 a petition to appoint Lawrence Smith administrator of Elizabeth Rose Smith estate. Includes oil lease foreclosure suit against Signal Oilfield Service Inc and named parties.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Elizabeth Rose Smith
Lawrence Smith
Signal Oilfield Service, Inc
Plantiff
Howard J. Fisher
Anna M. Fisher
Francis Krone
Public Auction Notice for Household Goods at 815 Hickory
Legal notice announces a public auction on July 6 1960 at Merchants Transfer and Storage Warehouse 815 Hickory for one lot of miscellaneous household goods to satisfy drayage and storage charges due from E B Wal ler. The notice lists the auction location and the debtor's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Transfer & Storage
E. B. Wal&er Merchants Transfer & Storage
Oil Gas Domain Reports New Wells and Offsets
S D Johnson sights the No 1 State in the Keno Field while Enbrook Gas and Oil Co plans a step-out in Sutton Field north of Potter. Exeter Drilling Co works for Texeta Oil Co at a newly opened field southwest of Dalton to drill the No 1 Linton offset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Johnson
Keno
Enbrook Gas and Oil Co
Sutton
Potter
CNE
Exeter Drilling Co
Texeta Oil Co
Dalton
Linton
Oil wells advance in Engel land field near Huntsman
S D Johnson reports completion of two Engel land wells east of Huntsman. No 7 Engelland yields 52 bpd from J sand at 4 663 65 ft, No 8 Engelland 51 6 bpd from J sand at 4 632 40 ft. Several other wells produce in Kimball Banner and Russell fields with drill stem tests showing oil, mud, gas values and notable saturation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Johnson
Engelland
Huntsman
Rinehart’s
Oil Reporting Service
Kimball-Banner
Kimball County
Banner County
Miracle-Fifer
Evertson
Champlin Ohio and Refining Co
Petersen
Russell Field
Ambassador Oil Co
Snyder
Wildcat
Inland Drilling Co
Shell Oil Co
iBanner County
SE SE
Jet Drilling Co
Tuesday Rites Here For Tafolla Infant
Graveside rites were held at Greenwood Cemetery for Nancy Ann Tafolla infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Tafolla who died shortly after birth at Memorial Hospital. Minister A. E. Tennant of the Sidney Church of Christ officiated with Craig Mortuary in charge. The Tafolla family includes Beverly Ann Miller, formerly of Lodgepole, and Harvey Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
Nancy Ann
Miguel Tafolla
Memorial Hospital
A. E. Tennant
Sidney Church of Christ
Craig
Wheat Harvest Offices Set by State Labor Dept
The State Labor Department will open temporary harvest information offices this year in Alliance Benkelman Chappell Dalton Grant Hemingford Holdrege Imperial Kimball Ogallala Bayard and Lyman. Harvest activity starts late June in the McCook area with most cutting in the southern counties beginning around early July. The division foresees average yields around 23.5 bushels per acre overall, but poorer results near Hastings south and east down to Beatrice where about 10 bushels per acre are expected.
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The
State Labor Department
Alliance
Benkelman
Chappell
Dalton
Grant
Hemingford
Holdrege
Imperial
Kimball
Ogallala
Bayard
Lyman
McCook
Department
Division of Employment Security
Hastings
Beatrice
Kimball Faces Mixed Tax News From City and School Boards
Kimball officials report mixed tax outcomes after city council and school board proposed budgets for 1960-61. City administration requests rise by about 19 100, with a mill levy increase of roughly three mills if valuations hold. The school district seeks 243 622 in taxes and a 310 764 budget, 50 000 less in taxes than last year, driven largely by nearly 200 000 for teachers.
Mrs Coulter Receives Weather Bureau 10 Year Citation
Margaret Coulter of Potter is honored by the Weather Bureau for ten years as a government weather observer. A letter from Gilbert Stegall to acknowledge public service notes the daily use of her work by government and private entities and urges many more years of service.
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Margaret Coulter
Potter
United States Department of Commerce Weather Bureau
Gilbert E. Stegall
Weather Records Processing Center
Kansas City
High Estee
Can You Use 25 Slogan Contest For West Nebraska
Sidney Chamber of Commerce invites entries from anyone who can use 25 to craft a publicizing slogan for western Nebraska. The three best sayings win 25 each and are entered in a regional contest offering 50 cash prizes.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Western
Nebraska
United Chambers of Commerce
Western Nebraska slogan contest entries on rostal cards
Nine word maximum slogans mailed to Sidney Chamber of Commerce. Deadline June 22 midnight. Parcel includes general Western Nebraska activity and tourism themes.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer H. Mabhlin
C. W. Smith County
Thorpe & Babcock Attorneys
McCore, Inc
Peoples State Bank
Ellinwood
Kansas
Leon Rudd
Maurice Jean
Prince Alexander
Yugoslavia
Peter R. N. Payne
Georgette Laspartes
Pierre Baduel
Herman A. Leonard
Russell Oil Well Servicing Co
Cheyenne ‘County
Fisher’ No
Fisher New
Clinton & McNish
Sidney, Nebraska
Diet
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Tafolla
Foland
Minneapolis
Sidney
FT. Sidney
Sidney Office Supply
Illinois
NYGEN
Saquire
Briel Cosas
Briel Bogs
Mrs. Coulter
West
Ed Wing
Port Washington, N. Y
St. Paul's
9Th Avenue
Gibson-Ford
FORD
Edsel Ranger
Fordomatic
Tith
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