Oil and Gas Activity Rises With Kimball Discovery
Cheyenne County reports three producers this week led by Kimball discovery No. 1 Case eight miles west and one mile north of Kimball. Nebraska locations total 13 new sites as production dips from last week’s peak to 65 587 barrels daily. Banner Morrill and Kimball counties report new activity and drilled wells, while five wildcat tests came up dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Kimball
Case
Nebraska
Banner County
Morrill County
Cheyenne
Ginther, Warren and Ginther
Dorman
B. F. Allison
Wilson
Banner Oil Co
Lillian Johnson
Sene NE
Cook Field
McDaniel Drilling Co
Gay Oil Co
Nelson
Potter
Kimball County
SE SE
Booth
Wilson Ranch
Brittamn
Alexander
Sinclair Oil and Gas
Singleton
Light turnout at adult education registration
Registration for adult education classes is slow with only one class at ten pupils and open enrollment for others. A tentative list shows courses including Beginning shorthand, Bridge, Chess, Golf, Typing, Conversational French, Sewing, and Art, with start dates in October and costs ranging from 7 to 8.20 dollars for 10 to 12 week sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kalous
Supt
O. J. Weymouth
Mary Winn
Tom Jones
Prudence Soukeras
Junor High
Betty Burklund
Jim Cantrell
Cheyenne County 4-H Land and Stubble Mulch Winners Named
Cheyenne County 4-H teams swept the land judging and new stubble mulch contest at Alliance District event. David Policky led in land judging with 298 points. John Thurston topped the stubble mulch with 318. Team members included Hutchison Runge McMillen and Thurst on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Alliance
David Policky
Paul Hutchison
Bob Runge
Paul McMillen
Box Butte
John Thurston
Brian Anderson
James Anderson
Mike Policky
Kimball
Gordon
FFA
Bayard
Harrison
Oshkosh
Cheyenne
Devel
Land
Stubble Mulch
Larry Fenster
Box Butte County
William Hayes
Ivan Lil‘jegren
Francis Runge
Liljegren
Runge
Clif Thursdon
Harvey George
Alliance Wednesday
Ivan Liljegren
Public Invited To View Portland Band Trip Slides
The Sidney High Band trip to the Portland Rose Festival last June is showcased Monday at 7:45 pm in the junior high auditorium. Two projectors run slides simultaneously under Band Auxiliary sponsorship with Ed Hinrichs in charge and Mrs W Vaughn presiding. Refreshments follow in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High Band
Portland
Ed Hinrichs
W. Vaughn
Tax Sale Notice Planned for Cheyenne County Delinquents
The Cheyenne County Treasurer announces a list of delinquent real estate properties will be published in The Telegraph next week. Tax sale certificates will be offered on Monday Nov. 9 unless paid prior. payments made before Thursday will remove properties from the published list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Telegraph
Sidney Students Lead At Nebraska High School Press Convention
Sidne y high school journalists join about 900 peers at the 28th annual Nebraska High School Press Assn convention at the University of Nebraska November 6 and 7. Gov Ralph Brooks will keynote the banquet as students attend panels on columns and career clinics with industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska High School Press Assn
University of Nebraska
Ralphs Brooks
Cecil Holloway
Jack Pollock
Mike Baxter
Virginia Maul
Carolyn Allen
Gary Statler
James Morrison
Morrison
Floyd Kalber
KMTV
Omaha
Marvin Russell
The
Nebraska Barrier
Joe R. Seacrest
Lincoln Journal
McGinley attacks Hruska during Nebraska tour
Congressman Don McGinley conducted a 38 county Four District tour stopping at Sidney area venues including Sidney High School and Sioux Ordnance Depot. He criticized Senator Hruska’s partisan rhetoric and defended his votes on labor reform and the Landrum Griffin bill while promoting farm program equity and wheat allotment relief. He urged accountability within the Nebraska delegation and explained his congressional role to students at Sidney High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McGinley
Sidney
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Roman Hruska
Omaha
McGinley
Fourth
Ogallala
Landrum-Griffin
House
Senate House
Nebraska
Hruska
Scotts Bluff County
Curtis
Gering Valley
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Ogallata
ASC
Panhandle
Washington
Sidney High School
Councilmen Face Full Slate Monday With Sunday Closing Mayor Election
The City Council plans to relocate to the City Auditorium Monday evening if needed due to turnout. A public hearing will hear arguments on Sunday Closing Latys with opponents and proponents invited to speak. The meeting will include mayoral election and building applications while also addressing youth age limits in pool halls and legality of differing ages where alcohol is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Tobin
How Your Money Helps Girl Scouts Expand Local Programs
Editor notes this is the fourth in a series on six agencies funded by the Sidney-SOD United Fund. The article outlines local Girl Scout participation, the Guiding Star Council in Ogallala, and goals to raise funds to support Brownies, intermediate and senior programs, train leaders, provide camping facilities, and supply troops in the Sidney-SOD community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney-Sod United Fund
United Fund
Sidney
Guiding Star Girl Scout Council
Ogallala
Sidney-Sod
Guiding Star Council
Girl Scouts
Sod
Nine Disabled Hired Since Last Year SOD Emphasizes Abilities Not Disabilities
Sioux Ordnance Depot Commander Col Harvey Bower outlines a personnel policy based on ability rather than disability. The program stresses careful job matching, fair consideration for applicants, and placing physically limited workers in suitable roles. Since NEPH week 1958 to NEPH week 1959, thirty four hires were made with several ineligible due to limitations moved to appropriate duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Harvey Bower
Col Bower
Sioux
Morrill Saddle Club Files To Incorporate
Articles of incorporation filed by the Morrill County Saddle Club of Bridgeport Nebraska. Incorporators include C N Clemens Don Williams Tom De Cora Harold Rodgers Barney Dean Wally Walleson Chuck Savidge all of Bridgeport plus Tom Belden of Bayard and Herb Schreinert of Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill County Saddle Club
Bridgeport
Nebraska Secretary of State’s
C. N. Clemens
Don Williams
Tom de Cora
Harold Rodgers
Barney Dean
Wally Walleson
Chuck Savidge
Tom Belden
Bayard
Herb Schreinert
Dalton
Independent Bible Baptist Missions Holds Nebraska Conference
The annual meeting of the Independent Bible Baptist Missions was held at First Baptist Church in Sidney from Tuesday to Thursday. Delegates from Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas discussed policies on missionary work in Brazil and Uruguay and opposed Khrushchev inviting to the United States and the Soviet union peace plans. Rev. William Hoages and other church leaders spoke. fifty attendees represented several Colorado and Kansas cities and Nebraska towns. The next meeting is planned for October 1960 in Syracuse, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Bible Baptist Missions
First Baptist Church
Independent Baptist
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Brazil
Uruguay
S. A
Nikita Khrushchev
William Hoages
Glenn V. Smith
The
Mission Board
Bible Baptist Church of
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. T. Froggatte
Garden City
Kan
Gerald Brestel
First Baptist Church of
Sidney
Denver
Englewood
Boulder
Winners Named in Greenlee Shirt Event
Winners in Greenlee's Hour Glass Shirt giveaway were announced. Women’s style shirts were presented hourly with recipients Kathryn Warren, Mrs Paul Dirges, Mrs P J Petersen, Sharon Hengsley, Bertha Kecter, Mrs W J Robinson, Mrs Martin Grant, and Mrs Darrell Hunt listed with their addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Warren
Paul Dirges
Kimball
P. J. Petersen
Kearney
Sharon Hengsley
Monte Vista
Colorado
Bertha Kecter
W. J. Robinson
Linden
Martin Grant
el Rancho
Darrell Hunt
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Source
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Titinai
Ochsan
Pas Oh. Rss
Indea
Ose
Toledo
Vern Anthony
Kimball Discovery
Tom Allinson
Sunol
Ray Weed
Bob Rauner
Gurley
Bill McGinley
Morrill Saddle Club
Baptist Missions Organization
Greenlee
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