Rain Boosts Panhandle Wheat as Cold Wallops Nebraska
A wintery air mass moved into western Nebraska with snow flurries and a drop to 28 in Sidney and Dalton. Rainfall totaling 0.25 inch at Sidney airport and 0.15 inch by Dave Ells aided a week’s total of 1.00 inch at the airport and 0.80 inch in Sidney. The Panhandle expects more precipitation while beets and crops edge toward harvest. Harvest progress remains favorable statewide with corn about eight percent finished.
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Nebraska
CAA
Sidney
Dave Ells
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
Dey Ermand
Sidney Trade
Panhandle
Southern
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Chadron
Colorado
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Oil Gas News Sparks Panhandle Discovery Boom
Oil and gas activity in Cheyenne Kimball and Morrill counties boosts Panhandle exploration. Pfeiffer Oil and Gas No. 1 Mather near Frei Field shows partial oil flow after a mechanical failure. Phelps No. 1 wildcat yields oil and mud with test limits. Waitman Field sees Neilsen No. 1 A casing, while Bergt Ruhrdorf and Zuhlke wildcats drill as Anschutz Farrow and HC Arbold move equipment. Two Cheyenne wells were plugged recently.
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Cheyenne County
Potter
Kimball County
Kimball
Panhandle
Morrill County
Pfeiffer Oil and’ Gas’Co
Mather
Frei
Chandler and
Simpson
Phelps
TWH Drilling Co
Arbold
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Ohio of Co
Lorenzo
Swsw
Exeter Drillinig?Co
H. C. Arnold
Noel Harry Hill
Gage
Redshaw
Chadron Hosts Nebraska Firemen’s Assn. Convention
The 78th annual Nebraska State Firemen’s Assn. convention opens in Chadron with about 700 firemen and wives expected. Sessions start Thursday at 7 30 p m with state officers meeting. officers to be elected Saturday. banquet at 5 45 p m Saturday followed by a Chadron State versus Kearney State football game. The event ends Sunday with reports resolutions and officer installations.
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Rae Chron
Nebraska
Voldhicer
Firemen’s Assn
Crawford
Hay Springs
School Heads Meet To Talk Schedules And Music Clinic
Supt Marvin Rosen of Gurley hosts Lodgepole Valley Activities Assn in Gurley this afternoon to discuss football scheduling and curricular and extracurricular plans including a music clinic set for Potter on November 12.
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Lodgepole Valley Activities Assn
Gurley
LPV
Potter
Marvin Rosen
Gurley and Dalton School Study to Continue
Gurley Dalton school patrons and officials will continue a mutual study of educational needs and potential curricular sharing or consolidation. Lawrence Marrin of Dalton heads the committee with Wayne Elsen and Dale Flora, six representatives from each district plus the superintendents.
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Gurley
Dalton
Lawrence Marrin
Marrine
Marrin
Sidney Telegraph
Wayne Elsen
Dale Flora
Edward Townley
Marvin Rosen
Robert Ankeny
Flora
Louise Cunningham
Charles Weir
Cheyenne County
Frank Goodwin Recovers After Kansas City Heart Attack
Frank Goodwin suffered a heart attack early last week in Kansas City. He is reported recovering satisfactorily as family members share details. Mr and Mrs Goodwin had been visiting at the home of their daughter and family when the incident occurred. He remains a patient at St Luke s Hospital.
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Frank Goodwin
Kansas City
Blythe Spirit Ghostly Triangle Tops Sid ney Play
Panhandle Players present Noel Coward comedy Blythe Spirit at the Sidney High School Auditorium Saturday and Sunday at 8 pm. The farce centers on two ghostly wives living under one roof as Charles Condamine navigates séances with Madame Arcati and a skeptical doctor. Tickets at Madsen's Electric or Western Auto or at the door.
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Noel Coward
The
Panhandle Players
Betty Krieger
Ralph Welch
Connie Madsen
Madame Arcati
Kelly Nicholson
Sandra Skinner
Jan Kinney
Patti Thompson
Charles Condamine
Charles
Elvira
Condamine
Genghis Khan
Ruth
Tommy Tucker
Mrs. Bradman
Edith
Madsen
Thone lauds Nebraskans for 83 GOP dinner rallies
Nebraska Republican Chairman Charles Thone reports 83 diner rallies in 87 counties drew over 20 000 supporters. Funds from $5 and $10 dinners were sent to state headquarters supporting early campaign needs. Notable attendees included U S Senators Hruska Abel and GOP nominees for Fourth District.
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Charles Thone
GOP
Fred G. Randahl
North Dakota
Secretary of Interior
U. S
Roman Hruska
Hazel Abel
John Cooper
Donald Ross
Omaha
Anne Batchelder
Republican
Republican Party
Thone
Nebraska
Tho
Democrats Strengthen Registration Lead in Sidney County
City Clerk Gordon Tobin reports 2,753 residents registered with 1,468 Republicans, 1,131 Democrats and 154 Independents. Registration hours extended 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. this Saturday and Oct 29, final day, pushing expected turnout toward 3,000 to 3,500.
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Central School
North Side
East Ward
South Ward
Sidney
Tobin
Cheyenne County
Ralph Brooks
Victor Anderson
Donald McGinley
A. L. Muller
Frank Sorrell
Dwight Burney
Frank Morison
Roman Hruska
Hruska
Morrison
Bosses Night Speakers at Fort Sidney Hotel
About 120 people are expected at the Jaycee Bosses Night program at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Don Egr of Omaha will speak, with awards including Boss of the Year and Distinguished Service Award. Bennie Hochman to MC. past Boss of the Year winners listed. Tickets remain available for Jaycees.
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Jaycee
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Jaycee International
Don
Egr of
Omaha
Mutual of Omaha
Egr
Omaha Jaycees
The
Elks
Ad Soil League
Knights of Columbus
D.S.A
Vern Anthony
Bob Lafler
Kokjer Motor Co
Bennie Hochman
Neal Atkins
J Fred Thompson
Ira Steward
J. §. Leonard
Sol Willis
Jack Lowe
A. J. Jorgenson
Mr. Gibson
Jaycees
How Many Ballots To Print That's Pindell's Quandry
County Clerk I L Pindell faces a ballot count dilemma for Sidney's four wards with heavy registration for the November 8 election. Ward 4 may see about a thousand voters, requiring two counting boards. Registration changes have disrupted prior estimates, and a new polling place at the National Guard Armory will serve residents outside Sidney city limits who previously voted in Sidney precincts.
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I. L. Pindell
Sidney
Mr. Pindell
Pindell
National Guard Armory
Armory
Ten Stickney Stores Meet in Sidney to Discuss Sales
Ten Stickney stores from three states plan a Friday sales conference at the Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel. United States Rubber Co. officials will review merchandising and policies. Local hosts include B. C. Atkins and Sterling officials led by Max Polland Ronald Kent and Robert Van Gunday.
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Sidney
Stickney
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
United States Rubber Co
Stickney’s
U. S
Max Polland
Ronald Kent
Robert van Gunday
Sterling
B. C. Atkins
Stock Sale Confirmed in Sidney National Bank Investment
Edwin E. Brodkey of Omaha said he and relatives have acquired Sidney National Bank stock, stating the deal is an investment with no personnel changes expected. The bank opened Nov 15, 1952 at 10th and King St and offers drive-in service. As of Dec 1, deposits were 2,378,285.17. loans 1,365,756.03. common stock 110,000. surplus 85,000. profits 91,073.52.
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Sidney National Bank
Edwin E. Brodkey
Omaha
Brodkey
Leo V. Krieger
Sidney
Sidney National
King St
My, Krieger
Carl W. Christ’ Sr
Alrene Farrell
Eugene Bonkiewicz
L. M. Clinton
F.L.B. Goodwin Jr
C. N.deaver
Det
Absentee Ballots Ready for Cheyenne County Voters
County Clerk I. L Pindell announced absentee ballots are ready for servicemen, disabled, and residents away on election day November 8. About 100 ballots have mailed, several returned today, with roughly 125 expected to vote absentee in Cheyenne County this year. Applications can be made now.
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I. L Pindell
Pindell
Cheyenne County
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Blythe Spirit
Dr. Bradman
Mits
Thomas Lumber Co
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Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Anderson
A. L. Miller
Omaha JC
Don Egr
Sidney Bank
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