Ohio Oil test of new recovery method at Sidney field
The Ohio Oil Co plans a $250 000 field test of a miscible propane and natural gas displacement flood at the Johnson Field five miles north and four east of Sidney Nebraska. If successful, the method could boost oil recovery and add millions of barrels across the Denver Julesburg Basin, with unitization needed for broader application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Co
Ann Western
Nebraska
R.E. McMillen
Ohio
sSidney
Johnson Field
Sidney
Denver-Julesburg
Cheyenne County
J' Sand
Oil and Gas Production Rises in Nebraska Field News
State daily oil output climbs to 2,722 barrels as Kimball County wells show promise in the Allchin and Lane Fields. Companies such as Woolsey No. 2 and Warren No. 21 report favorable logs and planned casing. Multiple wildcat and offset tests by Inter-Continent, Petroleum Inc., Shell, and others outline active exploration across Kimball, Morrill, Banner, Scotts Bluff, and Cheyenne counties with several spuds and abandonments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kimball County
Cheyenne County
Woolsey No
Allchin
Colorado-Southern
Warren
Mintken
Dalton
Harold Warrens
Woolsey
E. W. Woolsey
Chico Oil Co
Lane
Morrill County
Magnolia Petroleum Corp
Mather
Potter
Herndon Drilling Co
Petroleum Inc
Wilson
Garvey Drilling Co
Inter-Continent Oil Co
Lewis Bros
Anderson No. 2
Chandler Eld Eéuth
Potter. Ii
Nelson
SWSW
Francis Egging
Neilson
Scotts Bluff
Shell Oil Co
Wildcat Ventures
Shell
J. Jet Drilling Co
Ewine
Gering
Roubadeau Pass
Ouderkirk
Morrill
North Platte River
Barbour
Don Johnston Drilling Co
Foureen
Conservation and Survey Division
University of Nebraska
E. C. Reed
Telegraph
Anderson
Anderson Field, Petroleum, Inc
Toombs
Wildcat
Herrmann
Scotts Bluff County
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Jensen
Banner County
Cross Field
Davis Oil Co
Sullivan No
Ohio Oil Co
Lane Field
J. A. Terteling & Sons
Stuarco Oil Co. & Nebraska Drillers, Inc
Roach
Murfin Drilling Co
State
North Field
Shoreline Petroleum Corp
Hagen
Evertson Field
Tejas Oil & Gas Co
Johnson No 1
CSW
Fernquist Ficlu
I Passed Week at Fox Theatre Offers Student Deals
Fox Theatre runs June 1 to 7 with discounted admission for students who passed grades. If 12 or under, admitted for ten cents. over 12, twenty-five cents with coupon signed by a parent. Clip the Telegraph coupon to redeem at the box office.
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Fox Theatre
Fox
Elmer Haines
The
the Telegraph
Cafe Sportsman Taken Over By New Manager
The Cafe Sportsman on west Illinois St. was sold to Mrs. Helen L. Johnson who took possession today. Former owners were Gene and Wilma Schuler. Mrs. Johnson, skilled in cafe cooking, plans home cooked meals and pies and will operate 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Johnsons moved from North Platte to Sidney three years ago. Mr Johnson works for Union Pacific. They have four children. A grand opening under new management is planned soon.
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Sportsman
West Illinois St
Helen L. Johnson
Gene
Wilma Schuler
Johnson
North Platte
Johnsons
Sidney
Union Pacific Rail
Runway work near completion at Sidney Airport
If fair weather holds, concrete pouring at Sidney Municipal Airport may be completed this week as contractors widen and lengthen the runway for forthcoming commercial service. City aims to qualify for Frontier Airlines schedules while Ohio Oil Co. officials plan to visit in June with their largest plane, contingent on extension and curing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Frontier Airlines
Murrey Fuller
Ohio Oil Co
Decision Planned Friday On School Site In Nebraska
Harold Peterson says Tuesday the board will visit a proposed state school site in Norfolk after about 14 days. A Norfolk delegation led by Sen. David Tews appealed directly to the Board. The advisory committee favored by Dr. Vernon Hungate has rejected Norfolk. The board will meet Friday to choose one town among Central City Lexington Conad Sidney and Alliance for recommendation, with final control by the Board of Control.
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Harold Peterson
State Board of Control
Norfolk
David Tews
Control Board
Vernon Hungate
Central City
Lexington
Conad
Sidney
Alliance
Board of Control
Oregon People Hurt In City Auto Wreck
An accident at 13th and Illinois involved Mr and Mrs William C Hook of Aloha Oregon. Both occupants of the Oregon car were taken to Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hook suffered severe bruises and lacerations and remained hospitalized with a satisfactory condition. Mr Hook had cracked ribs and was discharged yesterday.
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13Th
Illinois
William C. Hook
Aloha
Ore
Oregon
Memorial Hospital
Airline Decision Brings Mixed News to Sidney
Sidney officials await Civil Aeronautics Board action on expanded service plans for ten midwestern states. The CAB approved Frontier Airlines routes serving western Nebraska only, omitting a northward link to Casper and limiting ties to Casper via temporary northern Nebraska routes. Local oil interests urged a Casper connection, but plans show a Denver Rapid City route and a southern Nebraska line ending at North Platte or Omaha.
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Sidney
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier
CAB
Casper
Wyo
Cheyenne
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Ainsworth
4Valentine
Wyoming
Western Nebraska
Frontier Airlines
United and Western
Panhandle
State Aeronautics Director Urges Cities to Prove Air Service Use
Nebraska aviation chief Roland Harr says CAB approved routes require aggressive traffic stimulation to justify permanent certification. Northern stops include Casper, Douglas, Lusk, Chadron, Valentine, Ainsworth, Norfolk, Columbus, Lincoln and Omaha. southern stops cover Omaha, Lincoln, Hastings, Kearney, McCook, Imperial, Sidney, Sterling, North Platte and Denver. He notes Columbus’s airport woes and Imperial Valentie Columbus runway upgrades, all funded by aviation tax and state airports, not general funds.
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Roland Harr
Civil Aeronautics Board
Harr
Hart
CAB
Washington
Casper
Douglas
Lusk
Wyoming
Chadron, Valentine
Ainsworth
Norfolk
Columbus
Lincoln
Omaha
Hastings
Kearney
McCook
Imperial
Sidney
Sterling
North Platte
Denver
Valentie
Nebraska
Bruning
Fairmont
Harvard
McCoo
Scribner
Edgar Anderson 64 dies after heart attack in Memorial Hospital
Edgar Anderson 64 of 505 1th Ave died Tuesday evening at Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. A U P machinist, he lived in Sidney since 1937 and was on vacation. Funeral Friday 2 30 at Nazarene Church with Rev. Carl Baker. burial in Show Kan. Craig Mortuary in charge. Survivor details include wife Ine Michler, three daughters, twelve grandchildren, two sisters, five brothers. Memorials to Nazarene Church.
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Edgar Phillip
Anderson
Lth Ave
Memorial Hospital
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney
Nazarene Church
Carl Baker
Kan
Craig
Mr Anderson
Lebanon
Dodge City
Emporia
Jetmore
St. Mihiel
Meuse- Argonne
North Platte
Ine Michler
Smith Center
Ede Bonat
Maxine Smith
Evelyn Jackson
Wichita
Leota Fowler
Lena Deyoe
Tester
Fred
Henry
Vivian
Kansas City
Arlo
India
Oklo
Camp Clarke Day Caravan Stops in Sidney for 82nd Anniversary
A Camp Clarke Day booster caravan will visit Sidney this afternoon promoting the May 26 celebration at Morrill County Fair grounds south of Bridgeport. The 82nd anniversary features a pioneer parade at 10 am with Camp Clarke Queen, bands, floats and buggies. events include boxing, pony show, tulip tea, free movies and more. A pre dance is set for May 24 at Eagle's hall.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Eagle's Hall
Morrill County Fair Grounds
Wheat Market Organization Gets Approval
Bob Rauner, Gurley farmer and Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn. secretary, announced that a hard red wheat marketing association was approved at a Dodge City meeting attended by 40 growers from six states. The Great Plains Wheat Marketing Assn. Inc. was proposed with a seven member drafting committee led by Clifford Hope.
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Bob Rauner
Gurley
Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Dodge City
Kans
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Sec
Berton Cunningham
Great Plains Wheat Marketing Assn., Inc
Clifford Hope
Kansas
Theo
F. Fiedler
Holyoke
Colo
Lloyd Keniny
Julesburg
Herbert J. Hughes
Imperial
Neb
Lester J. Mort
Venango
Ora V. Martin
Garden City
Kan
R. L. Patterson
Oxford
Patterson
Kansas Wheat Commission
Oklahoma
Texas
North Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Pickup Wrecked Near Lodgepole Nebraska
Patrol reports a pickup driven by Russell Jack Crabb of Lodgepole overturned on a country road northeast of Lodgepole Sunday at 4 pm. Crabb suffered cuts and bruises, treated and released at Chappell Hospital. Vehicle damage estimated at $500.
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Nebraska
Felix Koenig
Lodgepole
Russell Jack Crabb
Grafton Crabb
Crabb
Chappell Hospital
Lodgepole Youth Fined for Speeding in Sidney Court
Robert Quinn, 17, of Lodgepole, was charged in Sidney Police Court with speeding. He was found guilty and fined 30 dollars plus costs by Police Judge Bart A. Taylor. The case grew from an incident that developed through Sidney on Saturday. The car was clocked at up to 70 mph but eluded officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quinn
Lodgepole
Sidney
Bart A. Taylor
Sol Willis
Nursing home addition approved for Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital board approved the basic design for a nursing home addition with a projected cost near 260000 and 68 beds. Guy V. Doran pledged 75000 toward the project, with about 74000 already raised. plan calls for bids by September 1 if funds materialize. The project aims to be pay as we go, seeking further donations to avoid debt.
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Memorial Hospital
Hospital Board
Frank N. McNett
Grand Island
Guy V. Doran
The
Doran Foundation
Leo Bolin
McNett
Tra Steward
Mr. Steward
Steward
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Cafe Sportsman
Rapid City
Chadron
Hot Springs
Casper-Bismarck
Newcastle
Lemmon
Dickinson
Bismarck
Visictan
Hospital
Hospital Nursing Home Fund
A. J. Jorgenson
Jorgenson
C. B. Dorwart
P. J. Heaton Sr
Dorwart
Frank McNett
Thompson
Edgar’ ‘Anderson
U. P. Machinist
Lys
Satemake
Camp Clark
Wheat Market Organization
Lodgepole Youth
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