St Patrick's Hires Two For 65 66 Coaching Staff
St Patrick's High School announces two new coaches for next year Delmar L Way will lead basketball and Dennis LeRoy Swenson will head football Swenson comes from Falls City Nebraska and Swenson has taught and coached at several Nebraska schools Way has served as superintendent principal and coach and studied mathematics at Stanford under a GE Fellowship and will study at UC with NSF Mathematics Institute
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St. Patrick’s
Sidney
St. Patrick’s High School
Delmar L. Way
Dennis LeRoy Swenson
Swenson
Falls City
Nebraska
St. Benedict’s College
Atchison
Kansas
Sacred Heart Memorial High School
St. Joseph’s High School
Beatrice
Way
Surprise
Glenda
Wyoming
Stanford University
Palo Alto
California
General Electric
University of California
National Science Foundation
Park Pond Stocked With Bullhead by Nebraska Game Commission
The Sidney City Park fishing pond received 1500 bullhead from overstocked Nebraska lakes. The fish were added late this morning and are available for youths to fish at the pond. More details and pictures will appear in the Telegraph.
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Sidney City Park
Nebraska Game Commission
Nebraska
The
Telegraph
Wheat support prices set for western Nebraska counties
The Department of Agriculture established wheat support prices for western Nebraska with Cheyenne County at 1.12 per bushel and neighboring counties at 1.15 for Devel and Garden, 1.14 for Morrill, and 1.11 for Kimball and Banner. The small differentials reflect freight costs under the federal program. The Cheyenne County ASC office expects little wheat destruction to meet compliance, noting much already disposed of or damaged by winter kill and other conditions.
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Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Cheyenne
Devel
Kimball
Banner
Morrill
Garden
Cheyenne County
ASC
Mother Nature
Nebraska Game Commission sets deer antelope and turkey seasons
The commission announced fall hunting seasons for next year. Rifle deer runs November 6 to 14. Archery runs September 18 to December 31 except during firearm season. Turkey season October 30 to November 7. Rifle antelope September 18 to 20, archery August 17 to September 17. Pine Ridge permits allow two applications. other units after Oct 1 for second permit. Non residents after July 1. Totals: 24,100 deer permits, 1,600 antelope, 2,325 turkey. Archery permits unlimited. Permits available now.
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Lincoln
State Game Commission
Commission
Pine Ridge
Deep Well Test Advances With Three New Producing Wells
Banner County reports three new producing wells this week including Fundamental Oil Co.’s No. 1 Scale in section 27-17-57, Ring-West Petroleum Co. and Delta Petroleum Inc.’s No. 1 Johnson near 33-1954, and Pan American Petroleum Co.’s No. 29 Vedene in the Vedene Field. In Cheyenne County, Tom Wessels casing the No. 1 Egging near Gurley G after a DST recovered about 2,200 feet of oil. the West Sell Field’s lone earlier producer lies abandoned, and Mary Egging’s 1949 discovery near the same area helped spur the Denver-Julesburg Basin development. Kimball County, Nebraska’s top oil producer in 1964, ended with two dry wells.
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Banner County
Fundamental Oil Co
Ring-West Petroleum Co
Delta Petroleum Inc
Marathon Oil Co
Pan American Petroleum Co
Vedene
Cheyenne County
Tom Wessels
Egging
Gurley G
West Sell
Mary Egging
Denver-Julesburg
Nebraska
Colorado
Kimball County
Oil and gas production in Nebraska and Preakness horse tragedy
The Nebraska oil and gas report for 1964 notes 1,700 producing wells and 40 gas wells across 15 counties, with total oil output just over 19 million barrels the year before. Severe wet weather curtailed Panhandle field activity and hindered equipment movement, while deep drilling and new shallow fields are hoped to reverse the decline in 1965. Also mentioned is the killing of Preakness winner Balti more by the Duke of Hamilton, recounting breeding and racing history.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Nebraska
Oil Gas Commission
Banner
Cheyenne
Deuel
Dundy
Furnas
Garden
Harlan
Hayes
Hitchcock
Kimball
Lincoln
Morrill
Red Willow
Richardson
Scottsbluff
Martin Makes Local Donation to Historical Society
Congressman Dave Martin donated 200 dollars to the Cheyenne County Historical Society to support preserving the county’s early history. The article notes Martin voted against a recent 7500 dollar congressional pay raise and has not taken the higher salary, donating it to worthy causes instead.
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Cheyenne County
Rites Held May 27 For Jim Langdon
Funeral services were held at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church for James Patrick Langdon 18 killed in a one car accident near Newport Beach California. He was a Sidney High School athlete and University of Nebraska student born September 2 1946 in Omaha. Survivors include his parents two brothers and grandmother.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
James Patrick Langdon
Newport Beach
Calif
Henry Monnich
Greenwood Cemetery
Tom Haskell
Dallas Langley
Terry Pfau
Rusty Landmesser
Jim Hare
Tom Slocum
Gehrig & Son Funeral Home
Sidney High
Omaha
Lily Langdon
John Langdon
Sidney
Potter
Dalton
Holy Trinity Church
Sidney High School
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
California
John M
Gretna
Jack
Jerry
William Langdon
Memorial Day Break For Telegraph Next Week
There will be no Telegraph issue next Monday May 31 to give staff a long holiday. News and ads planned for Monday will appear on Wednesday. Yogi Berra's Mets comeback this spring yielded two singles in nine plate appearances over four NL games.
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Telegraph
Yogi Berra
New York Mets
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Gering
Ogallala
Julesburg
Hays
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Lodgepole
Lodgepole Volunteer Fire Department
Clarence Kripal
Dale Wise
Leesures
Lee
Jim Langdon
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