Oil-Gas Activity Remains Red Hot in Kimball County
Oil and gas firms push multiple wells in Cheyenne Banner and Kimball counties. Kimball County reports its 22nd discovery of the year as Nebraska hits a record production pace above 58,000 barrels daily, with several new field developments and wildcat drills underway across western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Banner County
Kimball
Kimball County
Nebraska
HLM Drilling,Co
Dow and McHugh
Mc- Millen
Sterling Drilling. Co
Herbdéldaheimer
Ray
Smith
Garvey
Will
Potter
the Feather
Aether
Cheyenny
County
Ms N
Corp
Otzithe
R Fe
Dritlers
Esbrook, Oil and:Gas ‘Co
Schmidt
Cheyenne
Falcon-Seabord . Drilling. Co
Hopkins
Yo Debraske
Wildcat
Ses
Cagefe
Jyear
Hickerson
Telr
Sene
Kleinholz
Torgeson
Ae Dell
Petrooeum
Maes
Arriest Lin
Gles Barines
Willson
Frs
Jonrnson
Jane E. Jumberger
Hart
Johnson
Reiter
HLM Drilling Co
Bratt“Oi"Co
Smith Wildcat
Babrook Oil and Gas and Mar Oil Co
No. 1
Waitman
Waitman Field
J. Wes. Johnson and
Wakefield Drilling. Co
Mary E. Peterson
Carpenter Signals 1966 Run If Tax Laws Fail
State Senator Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff said he would run for governor in 1966 if the Legislature and Nebraska's next governor fail to enforce tax laws. He told the Legislature that people want tax conditions changed and that he intends to act even if it requires him to become governor.
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Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Carpenter
Woman charged with leaving accident scene in Sidney
Margaret Grigg of Sidney faces a charge of leaving the scene after a collision on Forrest Street. Police say she hit a parked car owned by Joan Scheurman causing about 150 in damage, then backed away and parked at 2212 Forrest where officers found the other vehicle with about 200 damage. She is to appear in police court next week.
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Margaret Grigg
Sidney
Forrest
Joan Scheurman
Scheurman
Willis Named Acting Civil Defense Commander in Sidney Target Area
Gov Victor E Anderson named Sol Willis acting Civil Defense Commander for the Sidney Target Area and Cheyenne County. Five Target Areas exist in Nebraska with others at Omaha Lincoln Hastings and South Sioux City under the Operational Survival Plan.
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Sol Willis
Sidney
Victor E. Anderson
Omaha
Lincoln
Hastings
Sioux City
Nebraska
Willis
Cheyenne County
Sidney and Dalton Lead Heart Model Classroom Gift Drive
Two Cheyenne County towns Sidney and Ralston led the Heart Fund drive earning life size plastic heart models for local schools. The Sidney model was delivered to the biology department and placed in use by Ray Swift with a teaching pamphlet and loan agreement from The National and Nebraska Heart Associations.
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Cheyenne County
Heart Fund
Sidney
Ralston
Dalton and
Funk
Sidney Biology Department
Mabel Nielsen
Cheyenne County Heart Assn
J. B Pankau
Dalton
Kelly Line
Lodgepole
Emil Weyerts
Gurley
Hilbert Bacher
Verna Robinson
National
Nebraska Heart Associations
Ray Swift
Diane Carley
Sidney High School
Drunk Driver Arrested After Stolen Car Recovery near Kimball
State Trooper Roy Anderson stopped a car near Kimball around 2 39 p m on Tuesday to investigate intoxication. The driver Odell Ernie Jones of Ovid had stolen the vehicle owned by Bonnie Christensen and was jailed after pleading intoxication. Jones faced a $100 fine and six month license suspension and remained in Kimball County Jail for non payment. Authorities in Kimball seek Colorado pickup upon release.
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Kimball
Roy Anderson
Anderson
Investigaton
Ovid
Coio
Odell Ernie Jones
Jones
Kimball County
Ean
Colorado
Bonnie Christensen
GOP to file notice of contest in governor treasurer races
The Republican Party will file a notice of contest in the races for governor and state treasurer. Official filing will be made by J. S Wishart of Lincoln, treasurer of the party, following an announcement last Thursday by GOP State Chairman Richard E. Speirs Jr. of Grand Island.
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Republican Party
J. S Wishart
Lincoln
GOP
Richard E. Speirs Jr
Grand Island
Cheyenne County Seeks 1959 Conservation Program Funding
Don Rapp, Cheyenne County ASC chairman, announces a request for 110000 dollars under the 1959 Agricultural Conservation Program. The program aims to share costs with farmers and ranchers for soil and water conservation practices to protect public interests in land, water, and resources. Details and cost sharing rates are available from the county ASC committee or the state committee.
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Cheyenne County
ASC
Don Rapp
Nebraska
Rapp
Kimball Man Escapes Injury After Truck Rolls Over
A Kimball man suffered elbow and knee bruises when his truck, owned by Tri Angle Machine Works, rolled onto its top six miles south of Potter on a county road. State Trooper Roy Anderson said damage to the truck and welding equipment was about $2,000. Sullivan was treated and released from a Kimball hospital.
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Kimball
Potter
Jess A. Sullivan
Triangle Machine Works
Roy Anderson
Sullivan
Anderson
Wheat Price Quoted by Local Elevator
Grain market report shows wheat at 1.57 dollars per bushel from local elevator sources.
Festival Of Faith Unites 29 Churches In Western Nebraska
Mass interdenominational service staged at Lodgepole Valley Junior High School Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. features a 150 to 175 member combined choir and Dr. Gustave Ferre of Lincoln as principal speaker. The festival closes a five week series affirming Protestant Christian unity and faith in San ctity of Common Life.
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Junior High
LoRene Handley
Hjalmar Carlson
Chappell
Henry Monnich
Sidney
R. L. Townsend
Evangel Wisdom
Wuiw
Nebraska
Lodgepole Valley
Gustave Ferre
Corner School of Religion
Lincoln
Sweden
Ferre
Boston University
Andover
Vanderbilt
Yale University
Rio Grande College
Alderson Broaddus College
Corner
Coperating
United Fund Drive Reaches 85 Percent of Goal
The drive has raised 11,431.38 dollars after another 32 dollars was donated since Wednesday. The contribution brings the total to 85 percent of the 13,500 dollar target, about 2,160 dollars short of the goal.
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United Fund
Annual Cheyenne County 4-H Achievement Banquet
Over 500 Cheyenne County 4-H members and families will attend the final county event of the year at 6:30 p.m. in the City Auditorium. The banquet honors 4-Hers, with 41 clubs cited for 100 percent project completion and pennants awarded to Dryland Toughies for best pen of five baby beef calves and Just Us for herdsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ivan Liljegren
Dryland Toughies Club
Just Us Club
Bids Recalled For Nursing Home Work February Set
Bids for the nursing home addition to Memorial Hospital are planned for February 2 with an option for two separate bids one on the original structure and another on removing the second floor. Architect Frank N. McNett revised plans to fit the budget after October bids were too high. If February bids are satisfactory, construction could start when weather allows.
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Memorial Hospital
Frank N. McNett
Thirty Jurors Summoned For Cheyenne County Court Term
Thirty jurors have been summoned for the fall term of the Cheyenne County District Court. They will hear eight criminal cases and a half dozen civil suits, beginning December 1.
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Cheyenne County District Court
Cheyenne County Seeks $110000 Budget for 1959 Conservation Goals
The State ASC and SCS back a 1959 Cheyenne County conservation program budget of 110000 above last year, totaling 100000. Total goals include 200 miles of terraces, 10 miles of diversions, 20 acres waterways, 14 dams, erosion controls, livestock water dams and 45000 acres of grass seeding, with 20 wells reflecting shifts in wheat allotment marketing.
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ASC
SCS
Cheyenne County
Great Plains
Soil Bank
Religious scenes to adorn Sidney windows again
The Chamber of Commerce launches the third annual window decorating contest with the theme Christmas World-Wide. Windows debut December 5 and are judged by the Sidney Chapter of the Business and Professional Women. First prize plaque. last year ended in a tie between Lockwood Jewelery and J. C. Penney Store. Leonard Fine and Ferris Preble head the event. entrants should call 2800 to participate, though entry blanks are not required.
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Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Lockwood Jewelery
J. C. Penney
Leonard Fine
Ferris Preble
Chamber of Commerce Office
Chamber
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Governer
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Ner
4-H
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Irvin Campbell
Clarence Dorman
Kenneth McRoberts
Joe Policky
Ken McMillen
Gene Zwicki
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