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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1952

Page

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Platte Pipe Line Delay Deepens Oil Transport Crisis

The Platte Pipe Line completion is delayed by a steel strike, pushing startup from September 1 to possibly October 1 or later. About 150 miles of Nebraska center section remain unfinished, threatening oil production in eastern Wyoming western Nebraska and northeastern Colorado. Steel delivery holds up pipe and casing, with fields near shut-in due to storage limits and expected drilling setbacks into 1953.

Wyoming Nebraska Colorado Platte Pipe Line Worland Wood River Illinois Toronto Pipe Line Co British-American Oil Co Platte Gurley Cheyenne County Logan County Colo Telegraph Toronto Ohio Oil Co Sinclair Oil Co Continental Oil Co British-American Oil Producing Co Pure Oil Co Julesburg

Sub Station Bids Called For Ogallala

The Reclamation Bureau invites sealed bids by 10 30 a m July 15 for construction of a sub station at Ogallala. Copies of standard forms and specifications are available from Avery A Batson Denver Regional Director and I J Mathews Casper District Manager. No charge for bids specs. other copies $2 25 nonreturnable.

Reclamation Bureau Ogallala Bureau of Reclamation Avery A. Batson Denver Federal Center Denver Colorado I. J. Mathews P. O. Box Casper Wye United States

Oil News Round-Up: Ohio Co Finds More Cheyenne Wells

The Telegraph reports Ohio Oil Co has struck oil in two additional wells in Cheyenne County this week while three wildcat wells are under drilling in the county. Shell Oil Co prepares for a new well in the South Potter field, and no progress is noted on unitization of the West Sidney field.

Ohio Oil Co Cheyenne County Shell Oil Co South Potter West Sidney Telegraph

Open House Planned at Sidney Bell Building

The North Western Bell Telephone Company announces an open house at the Sidney building next Tuesday and Wednesday June 24 and 25. Guided tours, exhibits including an audiometer for hearing tests, and insight into growth of service will be offered.

Sidney Telephone J. R. Miller Northwestern Bell Telephone Company The Telephone Company Sidney Miller Dial Central

Potter Stores Plan Closing on Saturday Fort Sidney Days parade closure details

Potter Merchants close for several hours on Saturday so employees and firms can attend Fort Sidney Days parade and daytime festivities in Sidney. Potter State Bank opens at 8 then closes at 9 30. Additional closures from 9 30 to 2 include Dean’s Lumber and Hardware O P Skaggs K L Rose Hardware Farmers Union Co Op Oil Stanton’s Variety Store Harrison’s Shop Potter Equipment James F Stewart and others.

Potter Sidney Fort Sidney Potter State Bank Dean’s Lumber and Hardware O. P. Skaggs K. L. Rose Hardware Farmers Union Co

Beacons Expand Nebraskas Night Air Patrol

State Aeronautics director J. D. Rambey said 47 beacons will be in operation by year end to improve night flying safety in Nebraska, expanding air safety coverage across the state.

J. D. Rambey State Aeronautics Department Nebraska

Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses set as Sidney hosts crowd

The semi annual circuit assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses will open June 27 at City Auditorium Sidney with about 1000 delegates from 24 nearby cities. Residents are asked to offer room rentals for two to three nights and contact the Chamber of Commerce. The program includes welcome by A A Worsley, a ministry school with six student speakers, Bible discourses and demonstrations, and a symposium on Do Not Loiter at Your Business.

Jehovah’s Witnesses Sidney City Auditorium Jehovah's Witnesses Chamber of Commerce A. A. Worsley Brooklyn New York

Mentalist to Appear at Fox Theatre for Weeklong Demonstrations

Elmer Haines manager of the New Fox Theatre announces Alana Dass world famous mentalist and astrologer will perform for a week starting today. Dass will answer audience questions twice daily on stage and demonstrate psychic perception as he blends psychology astrology and psychoanalysis to address human problems. Dass described as Americas foremost telepathy exponent will also answer questions from readers of The Telegraph next week by mail using birthdates.

Elmer Haines New Fox Theatre Alana Dass Dass Haines America Fox Telegraph Alano Dass

Grain Hurt But Extent Is Debated

Western Nebraska wheat escaped severe damage from a brief heat spell, with most loss confined to knoll or sandy soils. Pastures and grassland were burned. recovery hinges on cool, moist weather. Crop reports show some kernels shriveling but possible rebound if rains arrive. overall outlook varies by county and soil type. Continuous high heat without moisture could reduce yields, while cooler periods offer recovery prospects.

Sidney Panhandle Federal Nebraska Pawnee Bureau Harlan Franklin

Cancer Drive Seeks Cheyenne County Contributions

Mrs. Edna Dedrick, chairman of the Cheyenne County cancer fund drive, urged more contributions to meet or exceed a small county quota. Donations should arrive by next Wednesday June 25 and may be sent to Mrs. Marguerite McMillan at The American National Bank.

Edna Dedrick Cancer Fund Cheyenne County Marguerite McMillan American National Bank

School Fund Drive Pushed

Charles D. Green of the Nebraska School Land Lessees Association says petitions circulating in most counties aim to place on the November ballot a constitutional amendment to allocate more school land income to counties where land is located. He notes eastern counties benefit from sold lands and tax rolls, while rural areas show stronger petition support. failure to reach the ballot could still build momentum for a legislative push next session.

Nebraska Charles D. Green Nebraska School Land Lessees Association Green Cheyenne

Sterling Woman Is Injured In Accident

A Sterling Colorado woman, Gladys L. Bickel, 51, was severely injured in a Sunday night crash on Highway 19 near the Colorado Nebraska line. She suffered internal injuries, shock and a cut lip and was taken to St Benedict's Hospital in Sterling. The Chevrolet coach she drove lost control, went into a borrow pit, hit an embankment and railroad tracks. damage to the car was about 200 dollars. Her husband, passenger, was not hurt.

Sterling, Colo Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol Gladys L. Bickel St. Benedict’s Hospital Sterling

School Land Auction May Be This Year

A county plan to auction the east eighty acres of a school section adjoining Sidney may occur this year. The site includes part of the county fairgrounds and involves leaseholders H Van Aelstyn Albin Olson Anton Rudd Charles D Green and R J Porter. A state Attorney General representative discussed surveying with the Chamber of Commerce and suggested FHA involvement to lay out the land for housing development. The county may condemn the portion used for the fairgrounds to secure a perpetual right to use it for fairs with reversion if other use is tried. The Board of Commissioners anticipate a deed through condemnation and the auction would be conducted by the state with bids from individuals and firms.

Sidney H. van Aelstyn Albin Olson Anton Rudd Charles D. Green R. J. Porter Attorney General’s Office Chamber of Commerce FHA Board of Commissioners

Engine Tipped Truck Blocks Hickory Street

A fifty-ton engine being moved from the Sidney Power Plant overbalanced a truck and trailer on Hickory Street between 11th and 12th Avenues, blocking the roadway. Vic Wright, 29, driver, suffered superficial head cuts but no other injuries. A larger Union Pacific crane aided the recovery as the street remained blocked until debris was cleared.

Sidney Hickory Street 11Th 12Th Avenues Exline Diesel Works Salina Kansas Nordberg Meyer Transfer Co Union Pacific Meyer Company Vic Wright

Beet growers to receive $1.523 million payment June 26

The Great Western Sugar Co announced a second additional 1951 crop payment of $1,523,000 to sugar beet growers on June 26. President Frank A. Kemp said the payment averages 60 cents per ton, bringing total growers’ receipts from last year’s processor tax payments to about $33,579,000.

Great Western Sugar Co Frank A. Kemp

Fort Sidney Days Parade Promises Free Barbecue Saturday

The Nebraska Panhandle festival Fort Sidney Days arrives with parades at ten o'clock and a free barbecue. Organizers expect crowds up to 8000 if good weather holds.

Fort Sidney Nebraska Panhandle

Unicycle Expert Provides Comedy Festivities Begin

Festivities began last night with a free old time dance and a large crowd enjoying a hoe down to Leo Farrell and his band. Forsythe & Dowis Carnival set up at 12th and Jackson on Wednesday night with rides, concessions and sideshows. Starting at 10 o'clock Friday morning two parades will travel from 18th Street through Illinois to 9th, then south two blocks and west to 10th before disassembly. Parade officials expect the two parades to be the largest and most colorful since the celebration began. Though the Union Pacific train and Fort Morgan Drum & Bugle Corps could not attend, plenty of entertainment remains with about sixty businesses and communities participating.

Leo Farrell Forsythe & Dowis 12Th and Jackson 18Th Street Illinois 9Th 10Th Union Pacific Sidney Fort Morgan Colo

Fort Sidney Days barbecue feed plans large crowd

Fort Sidney Days winds down with an August Saturday barbecue expected to feed 8000 people. Rudy Munderloh oversees a 25‑person crew with two serving lines aiming for 3000 sandwiches per hour. Prime beef 1570 pounds from Star Packing will be barbecued by Ray Scranton Dewey Larson and Andy Christenson of Potter. A 17 by 4 by 5 foot pit was dug with city help, and beer coffee and buns are provided by local suppliers Nash Finch Jessee Bread.

Munderloh Roland Biggs Star Packing Company Potter Ray Scranton Dewey Larson Andy Christenson Virgil Knowles Clair West Nash Finch Company Jessee Bread Company

Dry Weather Triggers Five Grass Fires Near Sidney

The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department responded to five grass fires since Tuesday due to dry conditions. Incidents included a blaze at the west edge of the airport and another on the Union Pacific right of way near 2200 north Tuesday, a blaze two miles east of town and one in the Grabill Addition Wednesday, and a final two miles east Thursday afternoon.

Sidney Union Pacific Grabill

Old Timers Registration Set For Friday And Saturday

Registration for Old Timers runs 8 30 to 12 noon on Friday and Saturday mornings plus Thursday afternoon in the City Auditorium lobby. Parade highlights include Montgomery Ward bicycle contest with at least 80 entrants and four bands. Saturday features judging of historical, comic and artistic entries and a full lineup with prizes, including a bicycle for first place.

City Auditorium Montgomery-Ward Sidney High School Sidney Junior High School Julesburg Drum & Bugley Corps Bayard High School Sidney Cheyenne County Shell Country Cousins

Lodgepole to vote on $40,000 water bonds

Lodgepole schedules a special election for July 18 to approve a $40,000 bond issue to improve the village water supply. The proposal calls for twenty year bonds as the funding mechanism.

Lodgepole

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Sidney Telegraph Potter Stores Church Group Assembly Unicycle Spect Thomas Band Shell Rudy Munderloh Old Timers
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