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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1949

Page

1

Nebraska AG orders strict gambling enforcement in Cheyenne County

Slot machines disappeared from Cheyenne County private clubs after Attorney General James Anderson ordered strict enforcement of Nebraska gambling laws. About 1300 machines under federal license in the state face removal, with clubs urged to desist, cooperate, and report results as sheriff plans September 16 investigations. The crackdown targets slot machines, bookies, bingo, and raffles including car giveaways.

Cheyenne County James Anderson Nebraska Anderson Andersons L. M. Clinton

Farm Bureau To Meet Next Week in Grand Island

The Nebraska Farm Bureau plans its largest meeting in Grand Island on Monday September 18 with 1000 to 1200 county and precinct leaders registering at 11 30 a m the noon meeting to follow The afternoon program features Harry Bryson Robert Crosby Wayne Tyler and Netaska Farm Bureau President Marshall An evening dinner includes Roger Fleming and a professional entertainment program with acts from Des Moines Iowa

Nebraska Grand Island Liederkranz Farm ‘Bureau Charles Marshall Harry Bryson Chicago American, Farm, Bureau Federation Robert Crosby North Platte Roger Fleming Washington American Farm Bureau Des Morries Iowa

Sidney High picks cheerleaders at school assembly

At a general assembly Monday the Sidney High School student body chose Ann Kokjér, Carol Golden, Jane Boyd, and Mary Ellen Livingston as cheerleaders.

Sidney High School Ann* Kokjér Carol Golden Jane Boyd Mary Ellen ‘Livingston

Fred McHugh to Leave Sidney Store for Aurora

Fred McHugh, manager of The Lee Store in Sidney since 1942, will depart next week to open a new Lee store in Aurora Colorado in November. Fred Johnston of Kimball will replace him, having purchased McHugh’s residence and planning to arrive in Sidney by October. McHugh and family have lived apart while Hugh enrolls in high school in Aurora. He has been active in civic groups and helped make the Sidney store prominent in the region.

Fred McHugh Lee Sidney Aurora Colo Lee Organization McHugh Fred Johnston Kimball Johnston Mr. McHugh O. W. Bruckner Hugh Chamber of Commerce Lions Club

Building permit rush tops 120000 in two weeks

City Clerk records show 20+ building permits filed August 29 to September 12 totaling over 120000. Projects include a motel on Illinois between 19th and 20th, a brick residence on King, and several additions, garages, and remodels across Elm, Maple, Newton, and other streets.

Otho Campbell Lin‘den William _ A Gunderson King Street George Taylor Jackson L. A. Pearson Elm Leon R. Joseph Ilinois G. H. Cronk Forrest G. R. Tobin Tobin Earl E.bledsoe Maple Frank Hengl John Hajek Clarence Beyer Newton Ernest Duffy E. P. Anderson 11Th E. H. Howland Osage S. C. Fisher American Securities Corporation Linden B.H. Grimm King 16Th Roy Knight Pine

Educators Group Meeting Scheduled for Monday in Sidney

The Cheyenne County Educators Association will meet Monday night September 19 at Sidney High School starting at eight o'clock. President Elmer Hartman reports the gathering, correcting a prior notice that listed Saturday.

Cheyenne County Educators ’Association The Telegraph Sidney High ‘School Elmer Hartman

4th District American Legion Convention Hear Department Leaders

The 4th District American Legion and Auxiliary convention at Potter Saturday will hear talks by Department Commander Lyman Stuckey of Lexington and Omaha Legionnaire James Green, national American Legion Americanism Commission chair. A Constitution Day program at 4 pm opens to the public, with a barbecue and a veterans dance planned for the evening.

American Legion and Auxiliary Fourth District Potter Lyman Stuckey Lexington James Green National American Legion Americanism Commission Green Emil Nelson American Legion

Rites Held For Mrs Jurgens In Sidney

Rites were held Thursday for Mrs Chris Jurgens 72 who died Monday after a long illness. Services at Trinity Lutheran Church Sidney were conducted by Rev Henry Monnrch. Burial in Greenwood with pallbearers George Harms Ed Leukens E R Flessner Herbert Rabe Fred Bauer Abbe Bruns. Mrs Jurgens born Feb 11 1877 in Golden Illinois lived in Weyerts Cheyenne County Sidney and funeral notes say she was active in Dorcas Society. Surviving include husband one daughter Mrs Elmer Bartels one sister Mrs John Jurgens and three brothers George Miller E B Miller and Dick Miller.

Chris Jurgens Trinity Lutheran Church Henry Monnrch Greenwood George Harms Ed Leukens E. R. Flessner Herbert Rabe Fred Bauer Abbe Bruns Rena Miller Golden Illinois Sidney Dorcas Society Elmer Bartels Cheyenne John Jurgens George Miller E. B. Miller Dick Miller Los Angeles Calif

Car and Oil Tanker Collision Near Gurley

A 1942 Pontiac driven by Joe Weber from Sidney and a 1948 International 5500 gallon oil tanker driven by Eugene Bullock of Gering collided on Highway 19, one mile south of Gurley. Debris and left turn by the tanker caused the sideswipe. Damages were estimated at 109 dollars to the tanker and 300 dollars to the Pontiac. No injuries were reported.

Joe W. Weber Sidney Eugene Bullock Gering Gurley Arnold Braaasch Braasch Western Nebraska Transport Service of Scottsbluff Mary Egging Weber

Constitution Day Program At Potter Saturday Afternoon

Emil Nelson district commander of The American Legion invites the public to the Constitution Day program at Potter Saturday afternoon. The event is part of the day’s activities connected with the 4th District Legion and Auxiliary meeting. Nelson says official Legion business will end by four o'clock and the Constitution Day program will start immediately after.

Emil, Nelson The American Legion Potter 4Th District Legion and Auxiliary Nelson

Legion Auxiliary District IV Convention Set for Potter

The Nebraska American Legion Auxiliary plans a District IV convention in Potter on Saturday with district Legion meeting. Key officials include Mrs. J.E. Conklin and Mrs. Mary McVicker, plus Mrs. Genie McGlasson and Mrs. Mary Harvey. Mrs. Clark Grieve will lead as district president and the event begins with 8:30 registration at the Methodist Church.

Nebraska Department of the American Legion Auxiliary Potter District Legion J.E. Conklin Hubbell Nebr Mary McVicker Lincoln Genie McGlasson Mary Harvey Mitchell Clark Grieve Sidney Marie Baxter Methodist Church Mildred Leper Evelyn Robinson Oshkosh Lillian M. Longan Charles Smith Scottsbluff

Rancher calls for new deer permit method in Dawes County

Dawes County rancher Grant Poole argues Nebraska Game Commission should give local ranchers first shot at deer hunting permits. He wants landowners to allow hunting only with rancher permission, citing fairness to farmers who feed deer year round. Deer season runs December 5 to 23 with one buck per permit in several counties.

Dawes County Northwest Nebraska State Game Commission Chadron Record Grant Poole Niobrara River Marsland Poole Texas Niobrara Game Commission Nebraska Dawes Sioux Scotts Bluff Morrill Sheridan County

SOD Payroll Cut at Sioux Ordnance Depot

The Fifth Army commands a twenty one person reduction in the Sioux Ord nance Depot payroll in line with Louis Johnson policy. Post Engineer and Dispensary rolls shrink from 133 to 109 and 9 to 7 respectively, while Ordnance Department staff are untouched. About 800 workers remain employed at the depot. The depot will assist affected personnel in finding Army or private sector work and has begun notifying those affected.

Sioux Fifth Army Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson Ordnance Department Cei Department of the Army

Dyer Act Suspect Bound For Federal Court

Robert M Stroberg aged 25 pleaded guilty to violation of the Dyer Act in a hearing before U S Commissioner Robert Barlow. He was bound over to the federal court in Omaha and placed in Cheyenne County jail awaiting transport. Stroberg was accused of taking a pickup across the state line.

Robert M.stroberg Kimball U. S Robert Barlow Omaha Cheyenne County Stroberg

Nine Thousand Dollar Crash Case Filed in Wyoming Court

Joseph Clay of Pine Bluffs Wyoming filed a petition in district court seeking 9683 dollars for damages and injuries from a July 4 Scamnanile accident on Highway 30 one and one half miles east of Potter. He states his car lights failed when a Juelfs vehicle approached causing a collision while he stopped off the road. He and his wife suffered injuries and loss of time. Attorneys Torgeson Halcomb and O'Brien of Kimball represent Clay.

the District Court Joseph Clay Pine Bluffs Wyo L. A Stanley Juelfs Highway 30 Potter Clay Juelfs Torgeson, Halcomb O’brien Kimball

Alliance Men Plan Oil Drilling Test in Box Butte

Ben Sallows of Alliance and local backers will finance drilling by Fred Morgan of Los Angeles in the southeast corner of Box Butte County. Tests suggest potential oil production on several Dakota lands. Ohio Oil and Superior Oil officials are expected to observe after leases on about 1700 acres have stood for 150 years.

Ben Sallows Alliance Fred Morgan Los Angeles Calif Box Butte County I. Sallows Ohio Oil Company Ohio Superior Oil Company

Roberts Well Abandoned After Dry Hole Find

The Elsasser No 1 wildcat near Sidney was plugged as a dry hole after salt water was encountered earlier. Roberts Brothers dismantled the rig and headed to Texas, following the second unsuccessful wildcat in the area. The Moore of 7500 feet depth halted speculation of a major gusher with local oil scouts and residents left mystified by Roberts royalty buys nearby.

Roberts Brothers M. E. Roberts Shreveport Texas Roberts Organization Ohio Oil Co Roberts Elsasser No. 1 Roen-Fringed Sidney Elsasser Iui Cheyenne County Elsassér Ohio Mary Egging Mary Egging No. 1

Lobb School Lease Sells For 7 675 Dollars

The state board of educational lands and funds approved a school land lease assignment for 7 675 dollars on a half section of wheat lands in Cheyenne county once owned by the late Earl M. Lobb. Clifton Berry bought it at public auction after disapproval of a 500 offer from Jason O. Lobb. Half the money goes to the state temporary school fund and half to the Lobb estate. A public auction sale of a lease assignment was ordered for Blaine county grass land currently held by James H. Catron. The board also ordered sale of 40 acres in York county now leased to Alex Welch who seeks to transfer the lease.

State Board Educational Lands and Funds Cheyenne County Earl M. Lobb Clifton Berry Dalton Jason O.’ Lobb State Blaine County James H. Catron Nebraska City York County Alex Welch York

St Patrick's Academy Opens With 329 Pupils Enrollment Totals

Sister M Bernard reports St Patrick's Academy opened Tuesday September 6 with 329 pupils enrolled. High school has 115 students with 23 seniors 30 juniors 31 sophomores and 29 freshmen. Lower grades total 233 distributed from eighth to first. Boarding pupils returned September 5 with dormitories full.

St. Patrick’s, Academy M. Bernard Bernard

Oil Progress Box Score for Cheyenne County Wells

A new dry hole joins the Cheyenne County oil picture as Roberts Brothers abandon Elsasser No 1. Ohio Oil Co reports Mary Lyging No 1 recovering at $5 per barrel in the kidney field. Knievel II shows 4400 feet saturation while Steve No 1 produced 328 barrels in 19 hours before storage limits. Stevens No 1 seeks drilling by Ideal Drilling. Thompson No 1 and Baker No 1 are dry holes. Elsasser No 1 plugged as dry after tests.

Cheyenne County Roberts Brothers Mary Lyging No Ohio Oil Co Idney Ohio Stevens Ideal Drilling Co Knievel Thompson Baker No Frontier Refinin Co Elsasser Oberts Brothers

Oil Trucking Hearing Held

Nebraska Railway Commission heard arguments on whether transfer and hauling firms can service oil work in Cheyenne County and surrounding areas. Rogers & Son of Kilgore Texas sought approval, with objects from Meyer Transfer Omaha Andrews Transfer Sidney and others asserting local capacity. Chief Examiner J Max Harding presided as witnesses from Texas and Nebraska testified before the commission.

Nebraska Transfer Nebraska Nebraska Railway ‘Commission Nebraska Commission Rogers & Son Kilgore Texas Cheyenne County Meyer Transfer, Inc Lexington Wm. Stewart Leroy L. Wade* & Son, Inc Omaha Andrews Transfer Sidney Robert Stauffer Cheyenne Lowell Davis J. Max Harding Lincoln Nebraska Railway Commission H. L. Rogers M. E. Roberts T. C. Billups Kemp Drilling Company Tyler A. J.‘ Jorgenson J. M. McAlpin Seminole

Bad Check Wave Hits Sidney Area in Cheyenne County

Sheriff W. W. Schulz warns Sidney area merchants to verify checks from unknown customers. Businesses urged to contact the bank or sheriff before cashing or accepting questionable checks to curb the federal highway and railway drawn fraud.

Sidney Cheyenne County W. W. Schulz Schulz Schulze

New Ohio Oil Well Pumps 329 Bbls In 19 Hours

The Ohio Oil Co reported the Stueve No 1 well in Cheyenne County pumped 329 barrels in a 19 hour test before storage tanks were built. Construction starts to handle output. no derrick yet but planned later. Some wells like Knievel No 1 struggle with water seepage. efforts to seal and start production continue.

Ohio Oil Co Cheyenne County Stueve O. W. Henry Henry Knievel No. 1 Ok Drilling Ohio Daywood Sidney Dalton Texas Texas“Company The Carter Oil Co Ta Standard of New Jersey Alliance Box Butte County Morrill County

Jensen Funeral Held Thursday for James C. Jensen

James Christ Jensen, 67, died Monday after a long illness. Born in Denmark on May 8, 1882, he came to the United States in 1903, settled in Omaha, moved to Sutherland in 1905, then Delta County Colorado in 1935, and the Sioux Ordnance Depot in 1943. He is survived by his wife Lois, a daughter Alice Pedigo, a son James, three grandchildren, a sister in Green Bay, and two brothers in Denmark and the SOD.

James Christ Jensen Denmark United States Omaha Sutherland Delta ‘County Colorado Sioux Ordnance Depot Jensen Lois Alice Pedigo Braman Okla Green Bay Wisconsin Nels Nilson Peter C. Jensen The SOD

Oil Lease Fraud Charged Suit Filed in Rusk County

Bert Steele sues James Berry and George M Wright Jr in Rusk County Texas alleging fraud and misrepresentation in an oil lease. Steele claims Berry and Wright falsely claimed agency for Roberts Bros Oil Co and secured a lease on his property, seeking cancellation by decree of the district court.

Bert Steele Clerk of District Court James‘Berry George’ M. Wright Rusk County Tex Steele Berry Wright Roberts ‘ Bros. Oil Company District ‘Court

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Farm Bureau Educators Group American Legion and Auxiliary Convention Stuckey Mrs. Grieve Big Lobb Ohio Halls Craig James Christ Jensen Yorburlal
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