Sidney Telegraph editor named to Nebraska State Promotion Committee
Governor Morrison appoints Jack Lowe of Sidney as a member of the Nebraska State Promotion Committee headed by Lawrence Youngman. The group will meet Friday at the Hotel Pawnee in North Platte to explore tourism promotion, citing Lowe’s past leadership and community spirit in Sidney. Governor Morrison praised Lowe as a former Game Commission member and a strong Sidney leader.
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Jack Lowe
The
Sidney Telegraph
Governor's
Lawrence Youngman
Omaha
Pawnee
North Platte
Lincoln
Frank Morrison
Lowe
E. K. Yanney
Lodgepole
Cheyenne
Game Commission
Sidney
New State Promotion Committee
Sidney Newsman
Jack Pollock
Ogallala
Stan Mlaitzke
Hastings
Jerry Matzke
Edward Andersen Dies Unexpectedly Of Heart Attack
Edward F. Andersen, 70, died Tuesday morning of a heart attack while working in the yard at 1440 Mth Ave. A Sidney resident since 1940, he ran the Osage Grocery Store from 1942 to 1951. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Born March 13, 1891 in Marquette Nebraska. Survived by wife Ruth. daughter Mrs. T. E. Davis. two stepchildren. three brothers and three sisters. and four step-grandchildren.
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Edward F. Andersen
Mth Ave
Sidney
Osage
First Methodist Church
R. L. Townsend
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig Mormary
Mr. Andersen
Marquette
Neb
Louis
Martina Christensen Andersen
Christina Rasmussen
Chappell
Andersen
Jill
Ruth Roberts
T. E. Davis
Alice White
Perry Rebels
Newport
R. I
Long Beach
Rudolph
Andy
Jerry Benson
Otto Rasmussen
Hans Larsen
Central City
Residential Drive For Cancer Fund Report Given
The neighbor-to-neighbor drive in Sidney shows stronger results this year, with Frank Mattoon noting overwhelming response aided by Jim Teets. Envelopes should pass to the next person, and area captains will guide the process across 22 districts.
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Sidney
Frank Mattoon
Jim Teets
E. R. Jimerson
Thomas O’connell
Lewis Wilson
Arnold Muehling
Jack Kurtz
Doug Earnhart
Ken Perkins
Wendell Abrahms
Paul Sheaman
Sidney Educators’ Club
Jim J. E. Teets
Sidney Cancer Drive
Red Willow Discovery Tests in Franzen Area of Cheyenne County
Independent drillers in Cheyenne County report coring at No 1 Sharman in the Franzen area about six miles north of Sunol. Don Rounds drills No 1 Holte near Gurley at 2000 feet. Two Cheyenne wildcats, Enbrook No 1 Nelson and Signal Drilling No 1 Nelson, are abandoned. In Banner County Kimbark moves Carvers Dodge No 1 W. W. Downer CNW NE 18 18N 55W for a 6150 foot J sand test near Loverceck Field, amid nearby dry holes.
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Gordon Cleepfil
Denver
Sharman
Franzen
Sunol
Cheyenne County
Don Rounds
Holte
Gurley
Enbrook Oil and Gas No
Nelson
Signal Drilling and Exploration
New Banner Exploration
Banner County
Kimbark
Carvers Dodge Oil Company
Sauvage Discovery Indicates Oil at Red Willow County Well
Details show production to 3423 feet at No 1 Warner SE NE 3 IN 26W with a drillstem test of Lansing A's zone 3310-3325 feet opening and a strong blow. 110 feet of clean gas oil and 40 feet of oil cut mud recovered. flowing pressure zero and 30 minute shut in 1070-880 psi. Subsequent tests 3325-60 and 3410-3510 feet yielded oil cut mud and muddy salt water. Total depth 3630 feet three miles SE of Lebanon and three miles NW of Sauvage discovery in Decatur County Kansas.
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Red Willow County
Sauvage Drilling Company, Inc
No. 1
Warner
Lansing
Howard
Topeka
Heebner
Lansing-Kansas City
Kansas City
Lebanon
Decatur County
Kansas
Lawson
Nebraska oil production climbs in week ending May 6 1961
The Nebraska daily average crude oil production for the week ending May 6 1961 was 67 806 barrels. Statistics were compiled by Paul Roberts engineer for the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Nebraska. The state has generally risen compared with 1960 in recent months. New oil gas start noted for Carver-Dodge Oil Co. No.
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Nebraska
Paul Roberts
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sidney City Council approves downtown trash can advertising plan
The council OKed Cahill Displays to install 20 advertising litter receptacles downtown with Mei width and four sides each will be maintained by the Denver firm at no city cost. The chamber will receive two free parking meters from now through Sept 15 with 10 minutes free parking for tourists only Monday through Friday. The meeting also approved a Jaycee band shell option, bid advertisement for a test pit, and rejected a State Highway plan to add left turn signals at 13th and Monite street due to need for widening at $10 000. A traffic study was ordered to address congestion.
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Sidney City
Cahill Displays, Inc
Denver
Cahill
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sidney
Council
Jaycee Band
Legion Park
State Highway Department
13Th and
Wiineis
Cal Trafic
Ilinois
13H Street
Civil Service Posts Open for SEC Securities Investigator
The United States Civil Service Commission announces openings for Securities Investigator positions with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Starting salaries are $6,435 to $7,560 yearly for duty in SEC regional offices.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Final Sioux Days Plans Formulated
Plans for Sioux Appreciation Days set for May 18 19 and 20 were outlined by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce retail committee. The three day event coincides with Armed Forces Day to honor the Sioux Ordnance Depot and personnel. Retailers displaying badge aligned numbers will offer free gifts to SOD personnel upon presentation. merchants must notify the Chamber by Monday at 4 PM.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Armed Forces
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Sidney
Chamber
State Patrol arrests rise in April 1961 in Sidney district
Sidney office of the State Highway Patrol reported 233 arrests in April 1961, up 18 from April 1960, plus 31 accidents, 11 more than a year earlier. The breakdown shows 573 equipment violation cards, 674 fringe moving violations warnings, aid to 168 motorists, 106 obstructions removed, and 4352 dollars in fines from 35,690 miles driven and 106 hours overtime.
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Sidney
State Highway Patrol
Mel Busekist
Sidney, Kimball and
Chappell
Johnson Fuel Liners Moves Expansion To Sidney Nebraska
Johnson Fuel Liners buys four acres on the south side of highway 30 for a new terminal in Sidney. The move consolidates western Nebraska operations, with six tanker trucks to be based in Sidney, two in Kimball and one in Valentine, and a tieup with Ruan Transport of Des Moines to expand into crude oil transport. The nine-truck firm will shift its headquarters from Alliance to Sidney by June 1, with 14 staff and the owner planning further growth as business warrants.
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Sidney
Johnson Fuel Liners
Lloyd Hill
Harold Johnson
The
Telegraph
Highway 30
Johnson
Alliance
Kimball
Valentine
Big Springs
Springview
Keya Paha County
Wyoming State Line
Chadron
Colorado
Country Club Heights
Helen
James
Steve
Richard Lee
Harte Leads Regional Land Bank Meeting in Rapid City
William D. Harte, manager of the Federal Land Bank Association of Sidney, attended a two day regional conference of managers and appraisers at the Sheraton Johnson Hotel in Rapid City South Dakota. The event, sponsored by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, drew about 45 attendees from western Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota. Thomas A Maxwell Jr Land Bank President spoke and workshops covered new business sales promotion appraisals and financial operations. The Sidney association makes long term real estate mortgage loans to farmers and ranchers in Cheyenne Kimball Banner Morrill and Garden counties.
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William D. Harte
Federal Land Bank Association of
Sidney
Sheraton - Johnson
Rapid City
S. C
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Whitch
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Land Bank
Thomas A. Maxwell, Jr
Federal Land Bank Association of Sidney
Cheyenne
Kimball
Banner
Morrill
Garden Counties
Jaycee Band Shell Project Nears Completion in Sidney
The Sidney Jaycees plan a June 22 dedication for a new band shell in Legion Park with seating for about 600 and a stage for 150 to 200 musicians. The $4,400 base cost excludes architectural work, grading, seating, wiring, painting, and landscaping.
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Jaycee
Lloyd Clark
Legion Park
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Gov. Morrison Lands Telegraph
Edward Andersen
Red Willow
Cheyenne Co. Franzen Area
Carver-Dodge Oil Co
Educators’ Club of
Wayne’ Moran
Moran
Richard Johnson
Civil Service
Harte
Regional Land Bank
Christ
Jaycee Bandshell
Fort Sidney
Pat Heaton Jr
Merle Bob
Shell Project
Jaycees
George Fotinos
Luea
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