Ohio Oil Expands With 40 Million Expansion Plan
The Ohio Oil Company announced a record 40 million expansion program this year to meet rising U S demand for petroleum. President J C Donnell II told the Cleveland Society of Security Analysts that capital expenditures over five years totaled 128 million for new production, transport, refining, and marketing facilities.
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Ohio “Oil” Company
J. C. Donnell II
Cleveland Society of Security
Union Commerce Building
Cleveland
Donnell
The
Ohio
Nebraska
Louisiana
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Paloma
California
Williston
Montana
Dakotas
Saskatchewan
Canada
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Illlinois
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Oklahoma
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Markham
North Bay City
Wood River
Illinois
Lima
Ohio Oil
Platte Pipe Line Company
Wyoming
Robinson, Ilinois
Toledo
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Big Army of Bugs Parasites in Animal Life
The text notes that parasites are a large class of animal life living on or in larger hosts with an estimated variety around 100,000 kinds. It describes their pervasive presence across ecosystems and hints at their biological significance within the broader life network.
Marines Seek College Grads For Officers
Marine Corps expands officer training to Colorado Wyoming and western Nebraska graduates aged 20 to 27 including married men. Openings total 1000 officer candidates immediately, with a November 29 start and 450 quota. Applications due by November 1 at Marine Corps Headquarters. Accepted grads enlist as privates then attend 10 week Quantico basic training. Married entrants receive family allowances and upon completion are commissioned in the Marine Corps reserve with subsequent five months of advanced officer training.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Marine Corps
D. E. Ezell
Marine Corps’ District of
Denver
Marine Corps Headquarters
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
Marine Corps Reserve
Two Sid ney taverns reprimanded by state liquor board
The State Liquor Commission reprimanded two Sid ney beer se alers and issued a fifteen day suspension to a third after a Lincoln hearing on beer sales to a minor. The Stage Tavern received a fifteen day suspension. Boyd's Cigar Store and the Silver Dollar were reprimanded but not closed. The witness admitted falsifying age evidence.
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State Liquor Commission
Sidney
Lincoln
Stage Tavern
Boyd’s Cigar Store
Ag Car Visits In Panhandle in October
Union Pacific Railroad agricultural car schedules a series of fourteen meetings across Nebraska in October with sessions at 9 a.m. and 1 30 p m. Speeches by Dr S W Alford on Live Stock Owners Responsibility and Charles W Manke on Conserving Our Meat will accompany color slides and film features Western Sheep and Cattle Country on the car’s fifth year of service.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Omaha
Joe W. Jarvis
U. P. Agricultural Development Department
Elkhorn
Valley
Fremont
Schuyler
Columbus
Central City
Grand Island
Kearney
Elm Creek
Lexington
North Platte
Ogallala
Oshkosh
Gering
S. W. Alford
University of Nebraska
Charles W. Manke
U. S
Kansas
Union Pacific
War by scrap and politics in a brittle century
In a era of shortages, the piece treats war as a scrap drive between factions. It notes the President’s atom-bomb shelter valued at 881000 dollars, due in November, a sharp price tag suggesting gold potential. It also hints at Russia’s expected bumper harvest and a playful aside about the Hope diamond priced at 1500000 dollars amid moral references.
Sidney Youth Earns Highest IQ Among High School Grads
Wayne Gausman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gausman and Sidney High School 1949 graduate, scored a 9 on nearly all tests with an average 96 plus at Lackland Air Base San Antonio. He will study electric radar turrets in Denver when a training slot opens. He enlisted in Sidney five weeks ago and his relatives visited Lackland in Texas.
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Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Texas
Wayne Gausman
Walter Gausman
Sidney
Lackland
Young Gausman
Denver
Gausman
Elmer Gade
Don
Ed Caywood
Calf Selection Time for 4-H Stock Projects
Cheyenne County agent Ivan Liljegren urges 4-H boys and girls to select calves now for next year’s projects. Calves should weigh 250 to 500 pounds and come from the AQ1 spring and summer calf crops. Fall selection offers strong options, though baby beef calves may be obtained as late as April 1952.
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Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne
Calf Rearing Notes on Feeding Period and Finish
A fragment notes a longer feeding period to allow the youngster to finish well on his calf by fair time, emphasizing extended nourishment to reach a proper finish.
Busy Body 4-H Club Holds September Meeting
The Busy Body 4-H Club met September 19 at Carol Fleming home. Members finished their books. The Achievement meeting is set for October 3 at Mrs Madden home. A delicious supper was served by Mrs Ted Fleming. Roxie Chambers, Reporter.
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Carol Fleming
Madden
Ted Fleming
Roxie Chambers
Telegraph Service Delivers Quick Dependable Stamps
Local telegraph service promotes fast dependable stamp delivery for quick correspondence and mailing needs. The brief notice highlights reliability and speed of the service. It encourages customers to use telegraph transmission for timely communications.
Police Court Records From Kansas City Missouri
Thomas E Purcell charged with intoxication and disturbance paid a fine of 20 dollars and costs. Warren Wright fined 10 dollars and costs for disturbance. William Holt fined 10 dollars and costs for disturbance. Ervin Frahm fined 12 dollars and costs for intoxication. Arthur Collins charged with intoxication.
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Thomas E.purcell
Kansas City
Warren Wright
William Holt
Ervin Frahm
Aothee
Untitled 1900s clipping mentions fines and charges
The fragment notes fines and costs for a list of individuals including John H Henry Louise Aquiler and Billy Tschacher tied to intoxication and reckless driving. It references oil and gas legal forms being available at The Telegraph.
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Telegraph
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New Yorker
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