Co-op plans eight more grain elevator units
The Sidney Nebraska grain co op may add eight elevator units at the Union Pacific land east of Sidney. A Wednesday meeting in the Youth Center will discuss adopting the project with an estimated cost around 115000 dollars. Frank Morey and officers will attend, with about 300 guests expected for dinner and a program.
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Sidney
Frank ~Morey
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Bob’ McKay
Vand
Bob
Andersoe
Harry’ Stately
Frank
Weatcentral Nie
Omaha
Phebe
Cheyenne
Huntsman
Sydney
Dean
Pacific
Acme 400
Chicyenne County
Warren
Mott
Breakthrough semi dwarf wheat reported in Palouse tests
Agricultural scientists announce a semi dwarf high yield soft white pastry wheat variety. In field tests in Washington's Palouse region it yielded over 100 bushels per acre without fertilizer. The short stemmed stiff strawed hybrid is described as a major agricultural breakthrough and is currently grown only in the Pacific Northwest.
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Pacific Northwest
Car House Weeds Keep Firemen Busy
Firefighters were called to multiple small fires over the weekend including a car with a blanket on fire and a yard weed blaze at Union Pacific yard. A morning blaze at 2004 Forrest damaged a piano books and papers when a sheet used for a blind touched a gas heater. Minor damage reported with cause undetermined.
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V. L. Waiday
Forrest
Ohio Oil to Drill In Guatemala Remote Site
Ohio Oil Company aims to drill its first exploratory well in Guatemala by March 15 using airlifted equipment. The Chinaja No 1 wildcat sits on the Arruga Grande Anticline, potentially to 13,000 feet, with Ohio Oil Guatemala and four other groups each holding 25 percent interests. An airstrip and six mile road are being prepared to access the rugged site.
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Ohio Oil
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Brown International Drilling
Guatemala
Fred J. Funk
Ohio Oil Company
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Ohio Oil of
Ohio Oil Co
Amerada Petroleum Corp
Continental Oil Co
Union Oil Co
Calif
Puerto Barrios
Funk
Brown International
Houston
Caribbean
Chinaja
Texan Fined $50 on Bad Check Charge
Sonny Suitt of Texas was fined $50 and costs in Cheyenne County Court for issuing a $15 check to a Sidney firm. He was remanded to the sheriff until the fine is paid.
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Sonny .Suitt
Texas
Cheyenne
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Wildcat Well And Large Swath Of Drilling Proposed In Nebraska
Oil drilling activity accelerates in Nebraska with 22 new drill locations reported as of the weekend. Key sites include Cheyenne and Kimball Counties, with wildcat efforts at Vernon and the Perso No. 1, along with multiple other operators such as Ohio Oil Co., Chandler & Simpson, Sunburst Petroleum, Braden Drilling, and Magnolia Petroleum targeting Kimball and Banner County fields and various sections in Panhandle districts.
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Vernon
Lester E. Vernon
Burns- Kingston
CSW
Lorenzo
Ohio
Ohio Oil Co
Erwin E. Perso
Dalton
Reimers
Durland Trust No
Jet Drilling Co
Panhandle
Telegraph
Nebraska Drillers, Inc
van Pelt
Banner County
Cnw
Stauffer Field
van Pelt Field
Chandler’ & Simpson
Olsen
Lewis ‘Field
Sunburst Petroleum Co., Inc
Stein
Atkins
Kimball County
Wildcat
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Republic Natural Gas Co
McGowan
Fernquist
Braden Drilling Co
Petersen
Barth
Hickerson & McCulloch Oil Co
Exeter Drilling Co
Mockett
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Johnson No
Chandler & Simpson
Rodman
Simpson Field
Sie
Johson
Araphoe Drilling Co
Vance No
Inter-Continent Oil Co
Isaman
CSF
South Dix
Sun- Rey Mid Continent Oil Co
Miller No
Shoreline Pet. Corp
Virtatko
Vrtatko
Rail Commission Calls License Cancellation for Roy Gollobith
Lincoln based examiner recommends revocation of Roy Gallibith’s certificate of public convenience and necessity after a Cheyenne County hearing citing improper freight charges, missing quarterly statements, and faulty billing while he operates Roy's Water Service in Sidney. Announcement made by State Rail Commission chief examiner.
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Certificate of Public Convenience
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Cheyenne County
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Gollibith
Roy’s Water Service
Harvey L. Goth
Henry L. Holst
State Railway Commission
Prizes Offered Best Cyclists In Bike Rodeo
Sidney youths will exhibit bicycle skills in a Jaycee sponsored Bicycle Rodeo north of Sidney High School Sunday at 1 30 p m A two event program includes bike inspection free Scotchlite reflectorizing tape and the rodeo Prizes including bicycle accessories will go to riders judged most adept in balance steering braking and maneuverability If weather is bad the rodeo will be postponed to Sunday Nov 9 Prizes will be announced Friday
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Sidney High School
Stolen Cash and Items At Dalton Co op Break-In
Cheyenne County Sheriff W W Schulz reports theft at the Dalton Co op. About $3.25 taken from a desk and cash register, plus minor items. Entry was gained by rock through a door. The Co op pickup found abandoned west of Dalton with steering wheel tied. discovered early Saturday morning.
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W. W. Schulz
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Walter Brestol
Dalton
Brestol
Co.Op
United Fund Near Goal as Door-to-Door Drive Opens
The United Fund reports 60 percent of goals met at the Sioux Ordnance Depot phase with $8 135.38 raised. Residential door-to-door drives begin Wednesday led by Mrs Alaph Welch and Mrs Harold Tremaine as two thirds of funds are in and about $5 000 remains to reach the goal.
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United Fund
Ada Hanson
Sioux
Ada Hansen
Nelson
Dr. Nelson
Rudy Munderloh
Jerry Miller
Ira Johnson
Ordnance
Five Nabbed For Carrying Loaded Shotguns In Cars
Game Conservation Officer Ralph Craig reported five hunting violations all involving loaded shotguns in cars. One case was heard in Cheyenne County Court Monday. four more are set for Tuesday before Judge C. W. Smith. Charles Van DeVoorde of Dalton was fined $10 and costs. On Tuesday at 9 a.m. suees are Doug I Caldwell Sunol Howard Cronk Jr Sidney Raymond Vorster Sidney and William S Palmer Sidney.
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Chappell
Cheyenne County Court
C. W. Smith
Charles van DeVoorde
Dalton
Doug I. Caldwell
Sunol
Howard Cronk, Jr
Sidney
Raymond Vorster
William S. Palmer
Dalton Lions Aid Heart Victim
The Dalton Lions Club plans a study led by John Heizer and Raymond Weed to explore sending 16 year old Kenneth Dobrianski to Philadelphia for heart treatment. Kenneth, son of Opal Dobrianski, has lived with a lifelong heart condition and is largely bedbound but maintains good schoolwork. If the committee approves, locals may raise funds to cover treatment costs.
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Dalton Lions Club
John Heizer
Raymond Weed
Kenneth Dobriaksi
Philadelpha
Kenneth
Opal Dobrinksi
Dalton
Mayo Clinic
Don Dey Ermand
Philadelphia
Lions Committee
Grain Market Price Quoted By Local Elevator
Wheat is priced at 1.53 dollars per bushel according to local elevator sources. The report notes this current market quotation for buyers and traders.
Skies Clear After Cool Fall Sidney Weather Shift
A Sidney weather report notes overcast skies with a trace of drizzle and a record high of 45 degrees. The forecast calls for clearing skies Tuesday with a high near 60 and a low around 25 to 35, followed by a gradual warming through Saturday.
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CAA
Weather Bureau
Off Year Voter Interest Focuses On Local Races
In Cheyenne County the upcoming off year election draws attention to a tight U S Miller versus Don McGinley contest for Congress and a county assessor battle between Roy Gish and Joe B Ruttner. Voters face seven constitutional amendments and three citizen initiatives plus a 1/10 mill historical society levy.
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A. L. Miller
Don McGinley
Ogallala
McGinley
Roy Gish
Joe B. Ruttner
Historical Society
Pindell
George Fleming
Board of County Commissioners
Sidney
P. J. Heston Jr
Frank Balderson
Heaton
Mr. Pindell
Oscar E. Copley
Edith Oldershaw
Miss Oldershaw
Oldershaw
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