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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1963

Page

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Federal Board Approves Continued Air Service Here

Nebraska drilling activity shows slow March but signals strong potential for 1963. New western fields in Scottsbluff and Cheyenne counties, plus northwest exploration, could boost output. Notable wells include No. 1 Schubert in Scottsbluff with 1270 feet oil and 920 feet water, and Marathon Oil's No. 5 Reimers near Dalton.

Nebraska Scottsbluff County Ann Cheyenne County Suiarco Oil Co Sun Oil Co Don R. Link Schubert Denver- Julesburg Canal

Two Mill Oil Levy Reimposed in Nebraska

The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission reinstates a two mill per dollar levy on the value of all crude oil, dry gas and casing head gas produced in Nebraska effective March 1 1963. The measure returns after legislative action moved drilling permit fees to the general fund, with income now limited to drilling fees and the production levy.

Nebraska Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission Department of Agriculture and Inspection State Capitol Building Lincoln Nebr

Nebraska oil and gas production data for 1962 released

The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission reports 1763 oil wells and 47 gas wells in 1962 with total oil output of 24,884,761 barrels averaging 88,177 barrels daily. Kimball leads oil with 7,610,298 barrels, Red Willow 6,972,465, and Sleepy Hollow field contributes 5,847,995. Gas production is led by Cheyenne and Deuel counties with most wells.

Nebraska Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Kimball County Red Willow Sleepy Hollow Red Willow County Banner Cheyenne Morrill Cheyenne Ad Devel Kinball

Nebraska oil field activity widens with new wells planned

In Banner County Saratoga Field discovery by Juniper Oil Co yields 80 barrels daily. Kimball County eyed Painter -B No.1 in Painter Field while Brinerhoff Drilling Co. holds the contract. A northwestern cluster in Sioux Dawes and Sheridan counties fails to find commercial production, yet Chadron Arch play persists per seismic and leases. Red Willow discovery No.1 Nicholson reports 41 barrels daily. Pubco plans two Red Willow wells and offset drills near Stoller and Strut in Sleepy Hollow. Statewide oil output averages 63 226 barrels per day for week to Feb 23, similar to prior week.

Banner County Saratoga Juniper Oil Co Kimball County Painter Brinerhoff Drilling Co Nebraska Sioux Dawes Sheridan Chadron Arch Red Willow County Keith F. Walker Nicholson CNW NW Missouri Ridge Wolverine Silver Creek Sleepy Hollow Pubco Petroleum Co Pubco Stoller Granite Oil Gas Commission

Bill Would End To Ports Of Entry Near Sidney

Nebraska commissioners push SB 441 to abolish ports of entry affecting gasoline tax collection. The State Roads Department must study impacts and report at March meeting if possible. The targeted port is on State Highway 19 south of Sidney.

Nebraska Highway Advisory Commission State Roads Department Commission Sidney

Policky Re-elected County Board President In 1963 Meeting

The Cheyenne County Extension Sponsoring Board held an organizational meeting at the extension office. Joe Policky was named president for a second one-year term and Mrs Dale Flora was elected vice president with Mrs. Robert Irwin as secretary. District supervisors Chet Walters and Elma Jarn attended.

Cheyenne Scottsbluff Elma Jarn Lincoln

Sheep Growers Meet At Cheyenne County Fairgrounds

The annual district sheep growers meeting will be held March 5 at the 4 H building Cheyenne County Fairgrounds with Lyle Burton as assistant extension agent. Ted Doane and Hank Ruckert will headline the all day program starting 10 15 a m with Sheep Capers film. A noon lamb dinner sponsored by Midwest Wool follows a morning of discussion research and trends and a demonstration of new shearing machinery. After lunch sessions resume for a 3 p m adjournment and a Q A session caps the day. The event is sponsored by Midwest Wool Growers Assn University of Nebraska and sheep breeders from Morris Scottsbluff Sioux Kimball Cheyenne Kieth and Deuel Counties with Cheyenne County Extension hosting.

Cheyenne County Fairground Lyle Burton Ted Doane University of Nebraska Hank Ruckert Midwest Wool Rails Midwest Wool Growers Assn Morris Scottsbluff Sioux Kimball Cheyenne Kieth Deuel Cheyenne County

Patrol uses airplane to monitor speed on Highway 30

The Highway Patrol used a plane over Highway 30 with five patrolmen including Vern Johnson from Chadron and observers from Chappell and Kimball. In four hours they contacted 35 drivers all for speed violations and noted no other offenses. The effort aims to curb accidents and drive traffic to legal limits.

Highway Patrol Mel Busekist Busekist Vern Johnson Chadron A. Anderson Chappell D. Dotson Kimball del Shipley Paul Manley

Four Officers Assigned Here to Missile Program Office

Four officers join the missile program office at Soux Army Depot as flight and complex coordinators. Captain Charles D Freed Lt James A Ducker Lt James P Foster and Lt David G Cotts from the Corps of Engineers arrive from Fort Belvoir Cheyenne and Laramie Wyoming and Fort Frances E Warren with families in some cases. They express enthusiasm for Nebraska and Sidney hospitality.

Sioux James P. Foster Charles D. Freed James E. Ducker David G. Cotts Sioux Army Depot Soux Army Depot Paul Carrol Air Force James A. Ducker Corps of Engineers Freed Laramie Wyo Thomas Freeds Ft. Dodge Foster Ducker Fort Frances E. Warren Cheyenne Morehead Minn St. Louis

Heart Attack Fatal To Peetz Resident Funeral Saturday

Louise Peters Roelle, 68, of Peetz Cole died of a heart attack at home Wednesday. Funeral services set for Saturday at 9 30 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Peetz with Rev Omer Fox haven. Burial in Peetz cemetery. Rosary Friday at 7 30 p.m. in Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. Memorials to Sacred Heart building fund. Survivors include Bernard Roelle Francis Faye Fehringer J C Peters and 16 grandchildren.

Bernard Roelle Peetz Cole Peetz Sacred Heart Catholic Church Peetz, Cole Omer Foxhaven Gehrig and Son Louise Peters Pleasanton Nebr John H and Adolphina Kirschner Peters Kearney The Altar Society

Community Chorus Plans Sunday Practice in Gurley Gym

The Community Chorus, drawn from Gurley Dalton Weyerts areas, will hold a 3 pm Sunday practice in the Gurley gymnasium. Director Doug Anderson notes about 45 singers usually attend and expects 45 to 50 voices this session.

Gurley-Dalton-Weyerts Gurley Gymnasium Doug Anderson

North Dakota and South Dakota cattle men visit Sidney

A 29 member cattle industry delegation from North and South Dakota toured Nebraska and visited Sidney on Thursday. Led by Adolph Herman of Lemmon they praised Nebraska facilities and modern feeding operations while touring Ogallala Venango Imperial Wauneta and Minatare before returning to Lemmon. In Sidney they were hosted by The American National Bank with greeting from Lew Mehling and County Commissioner Carl Olsen.

North Dakota South Dakota Sidney Breifly Adolph Herman Lemmon Dakota Nebraska Ogailala Venango Imperial Wauneta Minatare Herman Lemmon Chamber of Commerce Lemmon Banks Production Credit Assn South Dakota Livestock Council C. Peterson Chamber of Commerce Petrified Wood Park Peterson American National Bank Lew Mehling Bank Carl Olsen Carl Olson Cheyenne Mr. Olson C. ©. Peterson So. Dak North and Sidney Timursday Panhandle

Parole Violator Brought In From Nashville for Hearing

Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris brings Richard Roberts to Sidney on parole violation charges. Roberts, once from Ogallala, pleaded guilty to forgery in Cheyenne County District Court in January 1962 and was placed on Nebraska probation by Judge John Kuns. Parole violation hearing set for March 5 before Judge Kuns.

Gene Morris Nashville Richard Roberts Roberts Ogallala Cheyenne County John Kuns Nebraska Kuns

Potter Lions Club Sees Red Cross Leader Speak

Rudy Munderloh chairman of the Cheyenne County Chapter of the American Red Cross will address Potter Lions Club on Monday March 11 at the meeting.

Rudy Munderloh Cheyenne County The American Red Cross Potter Lions Club

Flights Here May Be Changed To Scottsbluff Route

The Civil Aeronautics Board grants Frontier Airlines continued service for Alliance Chadron Hastings Kearney McCook and Sidney during a temporary period. Sidney may join the Denver Scottsbluff OMA route enabling faster Denver to Omaha travel via McCook Kearney Hastings and Lincoln. Frontier retains St Joseph Missouri service while Dickinson North Dakota Lemon South Dakota Sterling Colorado Beatrice and Imperial Nebraska lose authority effective April 1.

Denver Colo Civil Aeronautics Board Frontier Airlines Nebraska Alliance Chadron Hastings Kearney McCook Sidney Frontier Scottsbluff Omaha Lincoln St. Joseph Dickinson N. Dak Lemon S. Dak Sterlinng Beatrice and Imperial Neb Lewis W. Dymond

Freak blast causes heavy damage at Marathon Oil plant

A one in a million explosion at the Doran Farms operation west of Sidney destroyed a metal building and damaged property worth about $5,000. Marathon employee Dan Dalene, near a 360 HP compressor, survived by standing beside the tank. Repair crews worked to restore operation the next day.

Doran Farms Marathon Oil Co Sidney L. A. Lindstrom Marathon Lindstrom Dan Dalene Mr. Dalene

Mrs Earl Russell Dies Suddenly at 76

Mrs. Earl Russell 76 died Tuesday night at her home from an apparent heart attack. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. in Craig Mortuary with Rev. John Stayton officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Born Feb 10 1887 in Saline County Nebr she married Earl E Russell May 29 1907 in Thayer County.

Earl Russell Mary van Cleef Saline County Nebr George W Margaret Brollar van Cleef Thayer County Earl E. Russell Hubbell Neb Sidney Earl Roland Banks Donald E. Russell Los Angeles Calif Erla Mae Thompson Doyle E. Butts Mary Lou Justen Honolulu Hawaii Larry L. Butts Fort Ord Roger K. Butts Germany Twnna Kay Terry Russell G. D. van Cleef Chester A. J Russell Martha Norton Ft Collins Colo

Frontier Boards 110 Passengers During February

Frontier Airlines recorded 110 passenger boardings in February at Sidney station. Manager Dale Kindred notes this is the highest monthly total since March 1961, as the CAB had set a five-per-day minimum for new route service which Sidney has not yet reached.

Sidney Frontier Airlines Dale Kindred Frontier

Melvin Jurgens 53 Dies After Short Illness

Melvin Henry Jurgens 53 of Lodgepole died Thursday morning at Memorial Hospital after two weeks of hospitalization following several years of illness. He was a lifelong Lodgepole resident born February 9, 1910. Funeral services set for Tuesday March 5 at 2 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Lodgepole with Rev. John T. Schmidt officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Craig Mortuary in charge. Survivors include wife Ilene, three sons Leslie Gary Melvin II, two daughters Elane and Bonnie, three brothers August John and Alvin, and sister Mrs. Mattie Frerichs.

Melvin Henry Jurgens Lodgepole Memorial Hospital Immanuel Lutheran Church John T. Schmidt Greenwood Cemetery Craig Weyerts Ben Grace Peters Jurgens Ilene Humphrey Ilene Leslie Gary Melvin SI Elane Bonnie August John Alvin Sidney Mattie Frerichs Dalton

Egging Co Open House Attracts Hundreds This Weekend

The Egging Co plant southeast of Gurley hosts an open house Saturday from eight to five and Sunday from noon to five. visitors may tour a plant that expanded from a small farm shed operation to a major industry attracting hundreds of people.

Egging Co Gurley

Flying Farmers Plan Open House at Egging Co Plant

The Nebraska Flying Farmers and Ranchers will fly in at 11 a.m. Sunday for an open house at the Egging Co. near Gurley. James E. Racek, Alliance president, says a sod airstrip lies four miles east and four south of Gurley. If pilots do not land there they may land at Sidney and be shuttled to the event. The firm makes tractor cabs.

Nebraska Flying Farmers Egging Co Gurley James E. Racek Alliance The Flying Farmers Sidney Egging

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