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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1950

Page

4

Sabotage Suspected At Chadron Oil Test Site

Eben Werner of Amarillo announces sabotage at the Chadron drilling site six miles north. A baler was blown and a new location chosen 30 feet away after old bore refused to advance beyond 1,700 feet. Gas shows and a near-Muddy formation were reported. workmen only at the new site. Roy Barker hired for the new attempt.

Eben Werner Chadron Warner Texas Amarillo Platte Valley Telephone Corp Scottsbluff Wall Creek Chadron Record

Oil Rig Worker Killed at Chappell No. 3 Well

Gerald J. Johnson, 38, of Lovell Wyoming, an oil well worker for Tdeal Drilling Co., died after rig tongs broke and a metal piece struck his head and neck at the Bos ley No. 3 well near Chappell. He died en route to Julesburg. This marks the second rig worker death since western Nebraska’s oil play began, following a Rob erts-Elsasser well accident northwest of Sidney.

Gerald J. Johnson Lovell Wyn Bosley No. 3 Chappell Johnson Tdeal Drilling Co Ray Smith Julesburg Nebraska Roberts-Elsasser Sidney

Legion Dance Planned For Saturday Night

The American Legion Post 17 sponsors a dance at the Sidney City Auditorium next Saturday night November 18. Featured will be Bob Johnson or hedtra with music styled to appeal to all. Admission is 50 cents for ladies and 1.50 dollars for men, tax included.

The American Legion Post 17 Sidney City Auditorium Bob Johnson Hedtra

Cotter Divorce Granted in Friday Hearing

Judge grants Betta L Cotter a divorce from Richard O Cotter in a Friday hearing. Betta awarded custody of the minor child. The couple married April 8 1943 in San Francisco California.

Juan Wuas Betta L. Cotter Richard O. Cotter the Cotters San Francisco Calif

Moisture Drawn by Egg Storage Supplies

Robert Lauffer, Penn State extension poultry specialist, advises that egg moisture is drawn by moisture absorbing cases flats and fillers. Place these supplies in a cool moist room two or three days before using.

Robert Lauffer Penn State Extension

Local notices recall visits and moves from 14 to 44 years ago

A compact scroll of neighborhood reminiscences lists visits to Big Springs Igallala and Lincoln 14 years ago. It also notes Navy service on the U S S California, moves to Des Moines and Araphoe, business trips to Omaha and Bridgeport, and local social updates including races trips and school studies spanning 14 to 44 years past.

Local Notes from Lodge Pole and Vicinity

Dr Stowitts was called to Lodge Pole Thursday morning by Mrs Bert Bates illness. Miss Rebecca Doran opened her Bronson school on Monday. Leslie Neubauer returned Sunday from Detroit and other points. James L Mcintosh was in Omaha this week on business. Kate Shelley arrived in the city for a visit with her sister Mrs Charles Vernon. Mr Urbach shows corn samples near Bronson once thought impossible. R S Oberfelder returned Thursday from a two month New York visit. Co C Nelson was about town Tuesday. Rube Thompson went to Allendale after two horses ridden away. Jorge Goslin visited on business. E D Stratton is the new clerk at the Pacific Hotel. Elmer Hensen near Sidney is ill with typhoid fever.

K. H. Bagby Charles Big Springs Igallala Hugh Slawson Peetz H. M. van Dorn Robert Hornaday Little Son Des Moines Mr. Hornaday C. W. Hornday Delbert Nelson Charles Stafford June Mason Dr. Stowitts Pole Bert Bates Rebecca Doran Bronson Leslie Neubauer Detroit James L. Mcintosh Omaha Kate Shelley Wek Charles Vernon R. S. Oberfelder New York Co. C. Nelson Rube Thompson Allendale Jorge Goslin E. D. Stratton Pacific Hotel Elmer Hensen Sidney

Army and Navy Use Over Fourteen Percent of U S Wheat Flour

The army navy hotels and institutions absorb more than 14 percent of the United States wheat flour supply.

Army Navy United States

County Court Probes Hunting Violations and Disorder

Robert P. Shaw Carl Schmidt and Bernard Gass faced Judge Robert A Barlow for attempting to hunt pheasants in a closed season and pled guilty. Each was fined 5 dollars plus costs. Game Warden Fdw M Cassell filed the complaints. John Jenik was fined 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication and disturbing the peace.

Robert P. Shaw Carl Schmidt Bernard Gass Robert A. Barlow Fdw. M. Cassell John Jenik

Pheasant Season Ends November 19 in Nebraska

Nebraska closes its 23 day pheasant season on Sunday November 19 one hour before sunset. Duck and goose hunting continues until December 3 while quail season runs through November 26. Rabbit season stays open until January 31 and squirrel hunting ends December 31. No closed season exists for raccoon or opossum.

Nebraska

Ledgers and forms stocked at The Telegraph

The Telegraph urges readers to buy ledgers columnar forms and ruled sheets locally to avoid delays and avoid sending out of town for needed stationery.

Telegraph

Hereford Tour Planned For Western Nebraska In 1951

Western Nebraska may host a three day Hereford cattle tour next fall with a December 1 planning meeting at the association show. The tour has moved across Nebraska in past years from the east in 1949 to the central region this year, and if held here it would likely run in August. The event aims to unite breeders from various areas to share notes view herds and gain knowledge.

Nebraska Nebraska Panhandle Hereford Association Association

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