Five New Field Wells Reported In Panhandle Region
Oil and gas activity surges in southern Nebraska Panhandle with five potential field producers this week. Wells near Gurley Morrill Kimball and Cheyenne Counties advance drilling, while Nebraska’s daily oil output sits near peak at 71,337 barrels last week.
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Panhandle
Nebraska Panhandle
Cheyenne County
Morrill
Kimball
AM. Poundstone
Graham Field
Gurley Regal Drilling Co
Miami Oil Producers Corp
Stark Field
Morrill County
Stark
Sam G. Harrison
Keenan
Greenwood Creek
Sunray
Hill
Kimball County
Osborn
Wyoming Western
British - American Oil Producers Corp
Nwsw
Colton
Texota Oil Co
Reimers
North
Faro
Dalton
Canyon Oil Co
Whitney
Potter
Nebraska
54,000 Acre Oil Lease Sale Set for Nov 1
Approximately 54,000 acres in North Platte Valley lands within Garden and Keith counties are slated for an oil and gas lease sale by the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District in Hastings on November 1. The three areas named Lake McConaughy Area, Supply Canal Area, and Irrigation Area cover multiple townships across Lincoln, Dawson, Gosper, Adams, Kearney, Phelps, and other counties. Bids require a certified check for the full bonus and must be filed by 10 am at 1507-09 West 2nd St Hastings. bidding documents are being released to prospective bidders this week.
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North Platte Valley
Garden
Keith Counties
Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District
Hastings
Lake McConaughy
Kingsley Dam
Lewellen
Keith County
Garden County
Lincoln
Dawson
Gosper
Adams
Kearney
Phelps
West 2Nd St
Hochman to Speak at Bosses Night in Sidney
Benny Hochman named speaker for the Sidney Jaycees Bosses Night event on Tuesday October 15 with Dean Wilson as MC. Awards include Boss of the Year Distinguished Service Business of the Year and Jaycee Key Man. Pete Brodkey announced ticket sales with Bill Folkerts managing sales.
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Benny Hochman
Sidney Jaycee
Dean Wilson
Jaycees
Jaycee
Pete Brodkey
Bill Folkerts
Deadline Nov 1 To Cash Fair Checks
County Agents Ivan Liljegren and Beverly Disco announce that checks mailed to Open Class winners at the Cheyenne County Fair must be cashed by November 1. Notices of the deadline were intended to accompany the checks but were inadvertently omitted.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Nov
Ivan Liljegren
Beverly Disco
Lodgepole Painters Win Sioux Depot Contract
A contract to paint exterior trim on eight buildings at Sioux Odeance Depot was awarded to RS Poofie and Painting Co at a low bid of $5000. The award followed a public notice and bidding opening held on September 1 by depot officials.
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Soux Odeance
Rs Poofie
Tad’ Pole
Intermanen
Inmoraran
Cheyenne County to Microfilm Records Amid Bids Review
Cheyenne County Clerk I L Pindell reports bids for microfilming records total about 17000 and plans fast installation. The project will convert current files to film with duplicate copies for security, saving space and reducing per sheet costs from 30 cents to six sheets per same cost.
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Pindell
Commissioners Set Bids On Equipment
Cheyenne County Commissioners allowed bids on equipment at their Tuesday meeting. Four bids were received for a new motor grader, with Nebraska Machinery Co. of North Platte and Scottsbluff winning at 11,670 dollars. Eight tires for tractor graders will be bought from Baker Tire Co. as the low bidder for 1,207 dollars and 28 cents.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska Machinery Co
North Platte and
Scottsbluff
Baker Tire Co
Farmers Co-Op Robbery Targeted Ammunition Stock
Cheyenne County sheriff reports burglars broke into the Farmers Union Co-Op Gas and Oil station at 1433 Illinois last night. They took a large amount of ammo including .22, 12 gauge, and 410 shells. Loss valued from 100 to 150 dollars. Entry gained by forcing a rear door panel. one thief crawled inside.
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Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil
Mlinois
Cheyenne County
W W Schulz
1961 Personal Tax Notices Are Ready
Cheyenne County Treasurer M M Inhelder announced that notices of 1961 personal taxes will go into the mail in the fourth week of October. On Tuesday the treasurer delivered 900 distress warrants to Sheriff W W Schulz for delinquent taxes, 300 fewer than at this time last year.
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Cheyenne County
M M_ Inhelder
W W Schulz
Yankees Clinch Series Lead With Ford Two-Hit Shutout
Whitey Ford tossed a two hit shutout as the Yankees defeated the Reds 2 to 0 in game one of the 1961 World Series. Elston Howard hit a solo homer in the fourth inning and Bill Skowron added another in the sixth. Ralph Terry would start for New York against Joey Jay in game two. Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 New York 000 101 000 2.
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Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
Ralph Terry
Yankees
Joey Jay
Wheat sedimentation test meeting for Nebraska growers
Lincoln hosts a Friday meeting for Western Nebraska wheat growers and grain men to learn about the new wheat sedimentation test and its role in the 1962 price support program. State ASC officials and federal specialists will demonstrate the test at 9 30 am in the College Activities Building.
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Lincoln
Western Nebraska
ASC
Albert Francke
Walton
College of Agriculture
Francke
Beet Harvest Slowed Here By Moisture
The Great Western Sugar Beet factory at Ovid will begin slicing this afternoon under manager I L Johnson. By morning 75 carloads were at the mill, mostly from east of Sterling, with wet ground delaying harvest in areas near Sidney. Processing will run 117 days with about 300 workers. Ovid’s reach covers a 50 mile radius, drawing labor from Sidney.
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Great Western
Ovid
I L Johnson
Sterling
Crook
Sidney
Burlington
Scottsbluff
Johnson
Visitors Buy New Safflower Product
Members of the state water pollution control board stopped in Sidney to inspect the sewage disposal plant and bought safflower cooking oil from a local grocery. They heard of the new product and wanted to try it before leaving town.
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State Water Pollution Control Board
Sidney
School Board Meets in Quiet Sidney Session
The Sidney Board of Education held its regular meeting Monday night with little discussion. Business mainly involved approving several bills and routine matters.
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Sidney Board of Education
Sidney Auto Sales to Show Rambler Grand Opening
Sidney Auto Sales has received the Rambler franchised dealership and will hold a grand opening show in 1982 on Friday October 6. Owned by Jack Thurow and Clarence Zalesky, the dealer began in May and recently moved from 2080 Illinois to 1840 Illinois. Coffee and donuts will be served all day Friday, with the showroom open until 9 pm.
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Sidney Auto Sales
Ramblers
Sidney Auto Saaes
Jack Thurow
Clarence Zalesky
Illinois
Ilinois
Thurow
Sidney Sewage Plant Earns Purple Ribbon Rating
Sidney's sewage disposal plant received a purple ribbon rating after inspection by a Nebraska water pollution control team led by John S. Samson Lincoln. Attending were Pr F A Rogers, A Relves, Nel Sutton, Mayer Hans Thor, Filipi, and board director, along with Sidnesent manager Tom Coffex and city water and sewage superintendent Floyd Sanks. The tour began at Ano ra for a sewage stabilization plant dedication and traveled west through southwestern Nebraska toward Pow Robinson, ending with a meeting attended by Mel Steen and Dan Jones of Lincoln.
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Sidney
John S. Samson Lincoln
Nebraska Water Pollution Centre
Counci
Mme Simson
Ceup Fom
Rogers Diester
State Board of Health
Relves
Central
Nel Sutton
Blan “Mayer
Hans Thorne
Hasunes Id
Filipi
Tom Coffex Sidnesent
Floyd Sanks
City Water and Sewage Department
Ocean
Boon
Nebrsoh
Plaine Valles Area
Forestes
Mimball
Searsblutt
Pow Robinson
Mel Steen
Dan Jones
Lincoln
Educators Club Donates $390 to United Fund
Sidney Educators Club, in its 20th straight year of giving, presented a $390 check to Hollis Peratt, chair of the United Fund drive, marking a 30 percent rise from last year’s $300. The group, comprising 98 teachers and the school nurse Frances Sylaart, also funds local dues of a quarter of one percent of salaries to support Red Cross, King's Daughters, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, Muscular Dystrophy, Cancer and Heart Fund drives, March of Dimes, and Tuberculosis Association, totaling $650. Hunt praised the club’s ongoing community effort.
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Sidney Educators Club
Darrel Hunt
Hollis Peratt
United Fund Drive
United Fund
Red Cross
King's Daughters
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Heart Fund Drive
March of Dimes
Tuberculosis Association
Sidney
Frances Sylaart
Educators Club
Hunt
Sky Manor House Suit Seeks Mortgage Accounting
The American Mutual Life Insurance Co of Des Moines Iowa has filed suit against Clyde S Fairman Anelia F Fairman Dean L Bentzinger Hedy Bentzinger Al C Bentzinger Alice Bentzinger and American Loan Plans of Sidney seeking an accounting of payments due on a mortgage on Lot 6 Block 3 Sky Manor Enid Oklahoma defendants are named and the firm requests that any remaining balance plus interest be paid and that if not paid within 20 days after a decree the premises may be sold.
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American Mutual Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Sky Manor
Clyde S
Anelia F Fairman
Sky Road
Dean L
Hedy Bentzinger
Enid
Okla
al C
Alice Bentzinger Irlbeck
Happy
Tex
Sidney
Funeral At Brush For Former Resident
Funeral services were held in Brush Colorado for Ivan Hockinson a 35 year old former Sidney resident who died Sunday from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning He had worked for Schlumberger Well Surveying Corp in Sidney years ago Survivors include his wife Colleen Weikum three children and his mother in Brush He was a great nephew of Vi and Mis Po Tieutman and a cousin of Mre btvan Kahl and Robert Brenng final rites were conducted today
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Brush
Colo
Ivan Hockinson
Sidney
Schlumberger Well Surveying Corp
Colleen Weikum
Vi and
Mis Po Tieutman
Mre Btvan Kahl
Robert Brenng
Error Proof Goal For Nebraska Wheat Signups Delayed
Don Rapp of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service announced a few days delay in signing up farmers for the 1962 wheat stabilization program. A Monday meeting in Ogallala will address and fix anticipated difficulties to make the process error proof. Emergency cases will be handled while awaiting the Ogallala session for county committee members and ASC staff, including Bob Buhrdorf, Don Bremer, Lawrence Thompson, and Rapp.
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Don Rapp
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASC
Ogallala
Rapp
Bob Buhrdorf
Don Bremer
Lawrence Thompson
Three From Here Attend Statewide ASC Conference
A two day meeting was held in Chadron for county committee members and office managers of the Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service program. Nearly 600 people attended including representatives and wives. Ray Davis Herb Krauter and Don Rapp attended from Cheyenne County to review program operations and coordinate with state and national offices. Horace Godfrey ASC administrator spoke among others from Washington and various regional departments.
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Chadron
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service Program
Cheyenne County
Ray Davis
Herb Krauter
Don Rapp
Deadline October 30 for Driver License Sales
Cheyenne County treasurer MM Inhelder reports progress on license sales with a promising rate but warns the October 30 deadline approaches. At the current pace, about 5373 licenses have been processed, with filings continuing through the workweek.
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MM_ Inhelder
Cheyenne County Treaurer
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Bosses
Lodgepole Painters
Sioux
Cheyenne
I. L Pindell
Farmers Co-Op
Nellie Elsam
Jennie Wilson
Paul Wilson
Keith Wilson
Lodgepole
Sherri
Tom Kallhoff
Marinne Wilson
Melinda
Schou
Cincinnati
Lawrence Zeleny
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Service
John Lienemann
Nebraska Wheat Growers
Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Agricultural Research Service and
ASCS
Great Plains
Montana
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
Sidney Educators
Hollis Perait
Darrell Hunt
Jim Titterington
Educators
Oes
United Fund of Sidney
Sidney’s
Sky Manor House
Ron
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City
US Department of Agriculture
Horace Godfrey
Washington, DC
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Dallas
Chicago
Denver
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