Archers Report 122 Deer Killed in Nebraska Season
Nebraska archers have 122 bowkills as the season enters its second lap after a recess in the rifle season. Keith L Hubbard of Beatrice bagged an ear-tapped buck whitetail from deer transplanted into Beatrice area last winter. Archers hold 1,219 permits withbowhunting extending to December 31 for 198 days.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Game Commission
Keith L. Hubbard
Beatrice
Nebraska
The
Game Commission
Panhandle
William R. Stefan
Ogallala
Lyman G. Huntington
North Platt
Arnold W. Schindler
G. F. Powers
North Platte
John F. Cox
Pay Hunter To Draw Game Fast After Field Kill
Nebraska Game Commission urges quick field dressing and cooling of small game upland birds and waterfowl. Advice covers drawing birds in the field, gutting small game like squirrels and rabbits, skinning after, and brine soaking for poorly bred meat to prevent spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
The
Game Commission
Crow Population Building Up Fast
Lincoln area reports growing crow flocks during migration with thousands of ducks and geese nearby. No permits needed but permission to hunt on private land is required. methods include flyway staking, wood hopping, and roost shooting. Blinds and camouflage favored as crows have keen vision. hunters use calls to lure birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Axtell
Game Commission
Accra Hopes for Harbor as Freighters Use Shore Delivery
Accra, capital of Ghana, lacks a natural harbor so freighters anchor offshore and deliver freight in two ton lots to boatmen who paddle a mile to shore in heavy swells.
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Accra
Ghana
Oil Gas News Listing Secondary Recovery in Nebraska
State wide production averages 266800 barrels per month. Nebraska fields with secondary recovery include Cheyenne County’s Southwest Potter part of Kimball County and Unie's Doran Farms in 14N-50W. The Denver-Salesburg basin Nebraska portion shows many fields with producing wells such as Doran Farms 15 wells, Kimball Banner Pan American fields with dozens of wells, and Engelland 9 wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Cheyenne County
Southwest Potter
Kimball County
Unie
Doran Farms
Johnson Field
Engcelland
Nebraska
Denver-Salesburg
Jacinto
Travis
Kimball
Shell Oil
Pumpkin Creek
Mosier
Banner
Shell
S. W. Potter
Kimball & Cheyenne
Enders
Shoreline
Dietz
Sloss
Pan American
Gehrke
Ostgren
Kimball and
Vowers
Brinkerhoff
Barrett
Vedene
Lewis
Edwards
Hartsburg
Cheyenne
Ohio
Long
Socony-Mobil
Johnson
Miscible
Lane
Petroleum State
Banner, Petroleum Inc
Engelland
S. D. Johnson
East Willson Ransth
Briish-American
Lindoeg
Morrill, Shelly
Allery Field
Aveco Co
Leafdale Venture Pumps 10 BNOPH in Cheyenne County tests
Exeter Drilling Company recovered formation oil at 10 barrels per hour on No. 1 Hompes Hansen in SW 23-16N-53W Cheyenne County. Two hour drillstem test yielded 770 feet of free oil and 120 feet of muddy water from J sand. flowing pressure rose to 832 pounds. Second Leafdale prospect No. 1 Lewis in NE NW 26-16N-53W showed spotty oil shows in J sand core from 5565-81 feet. Additional activity at No. 1 Mather and No. 2 Mather in West Frei field. Falcon-Seaboard Drilling testing acidized perforations at No. 1 Schaffert near Morrill County line. perforations 5254-60 feet in J TM sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter Drilling Company
Hompes‘Hansen
Cheyenne County
Wildcat
Kimball County
Leafdale
Exeter
Lewis
Frei
Stuarco Oil Company
Mather
West Frei
And
Petroleum Inc
Morrill Discovery
Morrill County
Falcon-Seaboard Drilling Company
Schaffert
Sedgwick High prep adds 8 returning lettermen to crew
Sedgwick Colorado high school basketball coach Fred Rutherford enters his first year with the Pirates. Eight of 16 courtmen return as lettermen including James Allen Dennis Daughterty Donald Hirschfeld Ronald Miinuello Dan Nein Alvin Otsuka Richard Potewski and Doug Weltern. The schedule runs December through February with a preseason Sterling tourney and games at Ovid Fleming Peetz Venango Cliff Crook Brule Merino St Anthonys Sterling Padroni Crook.
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Fred Rutherford
Sedgwick
Colo
Rutherford
Pirates
Colorado University
Colorado
State College
Gering
Loas
James Allen
Dennis Daughterty
Donald Hirschfeld
Ronald Miinuello
Dan Nein
Alvin Otsuka
Richard Potewski
Doug Weltern
Donald Dolan
Dick Groves
James Johnson
Kenneth Lafferty
Steve Nein
Dennis Palser
Gary Sidel
Bob Smith
Sterling
Ovid
Fleming
Thanksgiving Reflections On Faith Hope And Gratitude
A devotional reflection celebrates Thanksgiving as a time to give thanks to God for life, family, safety, and prosperity. It recalls the Pilgrims seeking divine blessing for harvests and urges prayerful gratitude for national strength, missions, and armed forces, grounding hope in faith and divine provision.
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America
George Traudt Dies at Bridgeport Rites on Tuesday
Funeral services held in Bridgeport for 76 year old George Traudt who died Sunday. Survivor list includes four daughters and three sons with ties to Sidney Oxford Morrill Beatrice Sterling and Grand Island. Burial at Oregon Trail Memorial Cemetery after services at Bridgeport Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints.
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George Traudt
Bridgeport
Leslie Traudt
Sidney
Ralph S. Watts
Mr. Traudt
Norka
Russia
United States
Katherine Allies
Lincoln
Neb
Mary Patzkowski
Denver
North Platte Valley
Seventh-day
Northport
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Katherine Franzmeier
Oxford
Pauline Eckerman
Lydia Nicholson
Morrill
Esther Rank
Grand Island
Leslie
Harold
Beatrice
Albert
Sterling, Colo
Elmer Schultz
Sanitarium
Calif
John
Clarks
Elizabeth Katke
Sioux Falls
S. D
George Kanavaugh
Jerry Helfrich
Hugh Perkins
Sod
Margaret
David Helfrich
John Mason
William Jackson
Loup City
Jackson’s
Ivan Brauer
Chappell
Millard Zalesky
Patty Zalesky
Chadron
Glen Bale
Neal Craig
A. C. Bale
Roy Grimes
Kim
Minnie Grimes
Carl Ulmschneider
George Bokelman
Sidney Hospital
Daniel Janicek
Kimball
Lyle Kintz
Beverly Borm
Ernest Borm
Carl Cooper
North Platte
Heye Dykman
K. J. Dykman
Gurley
William Dykman
Ray Stewart
Leonard Hendricks
New Mexico
Albert Fraass
Dean Christensen
Walter Dykmans
K. J. Dykmen
Walter Dykman
Army
Paul Huff
Ernest Namath
Delbert
Paul Fraass
Gene
Glen Fraass
Donna
Ricky
Barbara Jurgens
Oil finds in Nebraska drills report thin runs and core data
Stem test at J sand from 5248 to 5283 feet yielded 60 feet oil free, 490 feet mud and oil, 20 feet mud after two hours. Core included 3.5 feet sandstone with good oil staining. No. 1 Ham in CNW 9-2N-37W east of Pierce Lake showed weak percentages during a one hour test from 3770 to 3795 feet with 30 feet mud and oil scum. Gulf continued Lansing-Kansas City A zone coring. British American in Hitchcock County drilled No. 1 Selko below 2009 feet testing Pennsylvanian.
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Dundy County
Nebraska
Gulf Oil
Ham
Pierce Lake
Gulf
Coring
Lansing-Kansas City
Sunray
Hitchcock County
Selko
Red Willow well pumps oil at 25 to 39 bbl per hour
Murfin Drilling Company reports Red Willow County well No. 1 State NW NE 36-3N-27W yields oil from Reagan Cambrian perforations 3553 61 feet. Initial swabs: 39 barrels in hour one, 25 in hour two, 30 in hour three. Log tops Lansing Pennsylvanian at 3156 feet, Reagan Cambrian at 3452 feet. Kelly bushing 2523 feet. Cement delay five miles NW Sleepy Hollow field after surface pipe to 288 feet at No 1 Weber SW SE 4-3N-26W. Granite test planned. No. 1 Seydlitz NE NW 21-3N-26W nearby. Gulf Oil reports 336 feet free oil plus 28 feet oil cut mud in one hour DST Lansing A zone at No 1 Ham CNW SW 8-2N-37W Dundy County. Prospect offset to Sunray Pierce Lake field. tested 4146-57 feet. Flowing pressure 55-190 psi. 30 min shots 1380-860 psi. Gulf drilling resumed Wednesday afternoon. Large ears of African elephants act as fans to circulate air in heat.
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Red Willow County
Murfin Drilling Company
No. 1
Reagan
Kelly
Sleepy Hollow
Murfin
Weber
Seydlitz
Gulf Oil Corp
Lansing
Ham
Cnw
Dundy County
Nebraska
Sunray Pierce Lake
Gulf
Health Hints For A Healthful Thanksgiving
Health hints for a safe Thanksgiving urge careful food handling and planning. The piece notes Thanksgiving origins in Plymouth and 1941 congressional ruling, then stresses balanced meals with foods from essential groups. It advises organizing prep to avoid rush, stuffing turkey properly, avoiding over rich foods, refrigerating leftovers promptly, and giving thanks for health and scientific progress.
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United States
Plymouth Colony
William Bradford
Congress
Lodgepole club votes to furnish best home entertainment
Lodgepole News reports the Lodgepole Project Club meeting at the Dale Wise home with 18 members. decisions include furnishing entertainment at a rest home in Sidney and canceling December meeting. The issue covers guest helps, a Thanksgiving program, and election of officers for the lodge unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Project Club
Dale Wise
Harlow Welton
Nell Melton
Hart Quinn
Norman Schroeder
Clarence Meyer
Sidney
Marrion Dickenson
Leonard Dickenson
Arnold Michelman
Vernon Bartling
Ray Stewart
Tony Kripal
Millard Queen
Lloyd Bauer
Legion Hall
Irene Thompson
Carl Jurgens
Ralph Englerr
Jorena
Myron Flessner
Floyd Bruns
Fred Thompson
Art
Chris Jurgens
Scottsbluff
Esther
Richie Thompson
Clara May Ihrig
Blair, Neb
Myron Carlson
Irene Greist
Julesburg
Robert Richard
Brandon
Neb
Wise Locker Plant
Wanda’s
Dan Dailey
Tommy Bale
Johnny Misegadis
Adolph Krause
Ogallala
Arnold
Denver
Lamir Marek
Curtis Brown
Arnold Kehl
Forrest Tremain
G. C. Holtman
Don Hafer
R. N. Huff
Immanuel Lutheran Church Schedule Honors Thanksgiving Week
Immanuel Lutheran Church posts a week schedule with services led by Pastor Norman Schroeder and Superintendent Harry Lee. Events include Thanksgiving Day worship at 4 30 a.m., Luther League choir at 7 30 p.m., Confirmation Instruction at 9 00 a.m., Sunday School at 10 00 a.m., and Sunday service at 11 00 a.m. Earl Peters is thanked for building the outdoor bulletin board to be dedicated next Sunday, November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Norman Schroeder
Harry Lee
Luther League
Earl Peters
Paper Stickers Replacing Aluminum 1961 License Tags
Paper stickers will be issued next January to replace aluminum auto tags issued every other year. Stickers go on both front and rear plates and are more theft proof. Each sticker bears a number for price accounting only and should not be read as a plate number.
125 Attend Area Scouting Dinner
The annual Friends of Scouting dinner by the Wyo Bras Ka Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, at Scottsbluff Country Club was attended by 125 representatives from ranching, business and professional interests. Mr. Frank Hirth of the Boettcher Foundation of Denver spoke as guest.
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Jerry Lydiatt
Tom LaMore
Jon
Jan LaMore
Pam Smith
Sedil
Rock Springs
Wyo
Noah Walter
Noah’s
Don Hyde
Janet
Dale Wise
Jim Lane
Kathie
Denver
Herman Lane
Floyd Lane
Chappell
Tony Kripal
Queen of Clubs
Joe Teague
Lewis Doughman
Mae Heath
Nora Wolfe
Bobh Vincent
Julesburg
Frank Hoffman
Don Wise
John Mason
Floyd Wise
Bertha Bahr
Kenneth DeMers
John Franss
Glen McConnell
Hershey
Harlow Welton
Glen Franss
Henning Peters
Allen Lindley
Arnold Kehl
Tony Kehl
Scottsbluff
Harold Kreider
Joe Leachman
Herman Stahr
Stahr
John Rahe
Haxtun
Clarence Kripal
Kripal
Joe Lindley
Harve Lindley
Jen Smith
Nell Melton
Arnold Heack
Herman Hadeen
Robert Michelman
Arch Hafer
Otto Rahe
Hank Neuman
Anna Hume
Orville
Proctor
Colo
Borm
Rentz
Ernest Wickard
Sidney
Morris L. Hernbloom
Wayne L. Campbell
Ralph R. Carleton
Temple Commandery No
Russell Meyer
Ernest Meyer
Gent Bond
Jerry Meyer
Callaway
Duane Nikont
Friends of Scouting
Wyo-Braska
Boy Scouts of America
Scottsbluff Country Club
Frank Hirth
Boettcher Foundation of
Nebraska 4-H Delegates Headed to National Congress in Chicago
Four Nebraska 4-H Club members from a city, a ranch, a farm, and a town won 1960 state titles and will tour Chicago for the all expenses paid 4-H Club Congress. Miss Fenny Bailey of Omaha, Gary Thayer of Grant, Gary Fick of Inman, and Cheryl Abrahamson of Axelle organize health, electric, agricultural, and frozen foods projects respectively and will compete for host scholarships with hosts Eli Lilly, Westinghouse, International Harvester, and Whirlpool Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
National Congress
Chicago
Fenny Bailey
Omaha
Im Health
Eli Lilly and Company
Biss Bailey
Nebraska Wesleyan
I-H
Gary Thayer
Grant
Perkins County
Rolla
Missouri
Thayer
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
de Gary Fick
Inman
Holt County
Sioux City
Fick
International Harvester Co
iChery
Abrahamson
Axtell
Kearney County
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Leafdale Venture
Red Willow
Lodgepole News
A. C. Peterson
Peterson
Henry Jenik
E. K. Yanney
Penny Owens
Melvin Jurgens
Orville Kastens
Ervin Marx
Paul Weible
Dalton
Fred Kastens
Dick Smith
Steve
Donnie
Barbara Lydlatt
Scotty Smith
Gary Fick
Whirlpool Corporation
Penny Batley
C. Abrahamson
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