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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1961

Page

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Oil Drilling Tempo To Pick Up Soon in Cheyenne County

Six new drilling sites and multiple leases emerge as Rex Monahan and Sam Gary push early starts. Leases filed by Jone Dowdy Roberts and others set wells to begin by dates including Oct 15 and Feb 2, with firms like Exeter Drilling, British American, Regal, and Midwest Oil active.

I L Pindell Rex Monahan Sterling Independent Joha Jone Dowdy Roberts Sidney Sam Gary Denver Independent John W. Hyde Cheyenne County Exeter Drilling Co Gower Qil Co Hurt Sidney Field Exeter Cernik Potter Kimball County Sam Gary Ingwerson RL Poundstone Graham Field Gurley Regal Drilling Co Gary Gary's No. 1 Gilfry

Postmaster Change Flagged for Dalton in Cheyenne County

P J Heaton announces a Dalton postmaster change in Cheyenne County, with a veteran candidate chosen by the American Legion and to be named by the post office department. Heaton notes Gurley and other towns see no political influence as postmasters rose via Civil Service.

Cheyenne County Dalton P. J. Heaton Sr Democratic Executive Committee Heaton Lodgepole American Legion Post Office Department Democratic National Committee Gurley Sidney Potter and Sund

Safe Drivers Get Break and Premiums Lowered

Lincoln announces a Safe Driving Policy reducing points for many moving violations and lowering rates for clean records while raising premiums for repeat offenses. Frank J Barrett, state director of Insurance, approved the plan for 200 affiliated companies. The scale awards up to six points in three years. six or more points trigger higher premiums. a one point record yields modest increases.

Lincoln Frank J Barrett National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters National Automobile Underwriters Association Nlan

Greenwood Creek Region May Have Another Producer

Oil and gas were recovered in a drill stem test at the No 1 George Keenan well in Morrill County in a Greenwood Creek Field stepout venture. A J sand test from 4255 4273 feet yielded 2880 feet of gas, 100 feet of black oil, and 50 feet of mud cut water and oil. The Sam G Harrison and Banner Oil Co venture lists Banner Oil as contractor with elevation 3856 feet kb and total depth 4315 feet.

This Baumgartner Oil Co Strandberg Regal Drilling Co Midwest Oil Corp North Faro Dalton George Keenan Morrill County Greenwood Creek Sam G. Harrison Banner Oil Co

Wheat rate cut to West Coast turned down at hearing

CHICAGO The Western Traffic Association refused a proposed rate cut on westbound wheat shipments to export markets in the Far East. The 30 member Executive Committee rejected a demand to lower rates from 82 to 70 cents per hundred pounds for Pacific Coast ports. Millers warned a cut could worsen US shortages. domestic needs and a poor crop were noted. The vote, by secret ballot, will not be revealed.

Chicago Western Traffic Association Far East Pacific Coast Execuive

New Gift And Floral Shop Opening Monday

Mr and Mrs Gordon Glassburn formerly of Chappell open a gift and floral shop at 1121 10th Ave on Monday Oct 2. Mrs Glassburn is the former Jean Hippen, daughter of Mrs Lou Hagemeister and the late Harm Hippen of Dalton. They have four children: Brenda 9 Barbara 4 Brad 2 and Beth Ann 10 months.

Gordon Glassburn Chappell 10Th Ave Glassburns Glassburn Jean Hippen Lou Hagemeister Harm Hippen Dalton Brenda Barbara Brad Beth Ann

One Inducted Here In September Call

Mrs Louis Johnson clerk at the Selective Service Office says one inductions occurred this September in Gurley with Robert Kuehn as the inductee. Kuehn left Sept 1 for basic training at Fort Carson Colorado. Six men will be sent for physical examinations in October and there will be one induction.

Robert Kuehn Gurley Louis Johnson Selective Service Kuehn Fort Carson Colo Mis Johnson

Harvest forecasts for safflower and beets in Brighton area

Early reports indicate good harvest prospects for safflower and sugar beets in the Brighton Ovid region. I L Johnson of The Great Western Sugar Beet plant at Ovid says beet harvesting could begin Oct 3 if weather allows, with Sunol area delayed to Oct 9.

Sunol I L Johnson Great Western Ovid Johnson Max Hubbard

Dog Owners Urged To Obey Leash Law

Police urge all dog owners to follow leash rules after numerous complaints of dogs frightening or jumping on children near schools. Chief Sol Willis notes dogs may not be dangerous but can scare or accidentally hurt people.

Sol Willis

Silver Dollar Delivers Grand Champion Beef Dish

The Silver Dollar now serves the grand champion 4-H baby beef from Cheyenne County Fair. Kenneth Wickstrom says the aged beef has matured well and is served on regular menus at standard prices.

Cheyenne County Fair Kenneth Wickstrom

Weather looks cloudy with showers and light snow

The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional rain and possible light snow tonight into Saturday. Lows tonight near 30 to 10 degrees, with Saturday highs on the board but not specified clearly.

Background music offered on Sidney Community TV channel

Sidney subscribers to the local cable system can now hear background music on Channel 3 as part of its sixth anniversary service. The service comes with three channel reception NOR CBS and ABC plus Channel 5 from Cheyenne. The Collier Electric Co operates the Sidney system and Everett Collier announced plans to add Denver Educational Channel 6 if feasible.

Sidney Community TV Channel 3 Sidney Community TV Co Sidney NOR CBS ABC Cheyenne Denver Vial Microwave Educational TV Collier Electric Co of Everett Collier Collier Co Sterling

Richins Heads Alliance NSES Office in Sidney Background

Keith Richins longtime interviewer at the Nebraska State Employment Service office in Sidney since May 1957 is named manager of the Alliance employment office. He will start Monday. Richins, a former Army European Theater veteran, has been active in Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion. He is a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints member, married with two daughters. He is the third local employee promoted to a manager role, praised for his advancement by Francis Hiner. Official notice came from State Labor Commissioner Donald Bastemeyer.

Keith Richins Nebraska State Employment Service Office Sidney Alliance Ins Echo Utah Richins Army Thompson's Grocery NSES Veterans of Foreign Wars Hiner Donald D. Bastemeyer Sidnes Rivhins Univesity of Kansas

Civil Defense Column Opens In The Telegraph

The Telegraph launches a Civil Defense column to guide families in preparing for disasters. Weekly installments will cover food storage, fallout shelters, sanitation, ventilation, and first aid. Information is sourced from Civil Defense, USDA, and other federal agencies. Readers’ questions are invited.

Telegraph Civil Defense US Department of Agriculture Civil Defense Column the Telegraph Box 219 Sidney

Nominees Named for Boss of the Year in Sidney

Sidney Jaycees announce 1961 Boss Of The Year nominees Forrest Belieu Chas Ham Don Heath and Dave Young for final selection. Belieu heads The Seven-Up Bottling Co Ham runs Wheat Belt Public Power District Heath manages Safeway Store and Young runs KSID radio. Public event set for Bosses Night October 17.

Sidney Jaycees Forrest Belieu Chas. Ham Don Heath Dave Young Belieu Bottling Co Ham Wheat Belt Public Power District Heath Safeway Mr. Young KSID Daryl Conger Doufg Earnhart Don Gilbreath Jerry Hile Merle Bobo Harlan’s Bakery

Annual Teachers Convention to Feature October Activities

The District VI NSEA teachers convention opens Oct 25 with 1300 to 1400 teachers expected in Sidney for a three day meeting. Supt Weymouth notes the event, the city may move into a new building by early November. Other October plans include homecoming week events, Band of Education trip to Lincoln, and local Chamber activities. A District Land and Stubble Judging contest and Soil Conservation observances are slated, with a new District Court docket set for Oct 10 and jurors reporting Oct 11.

NSEA Supt O J Weymouth Sidney Nebraska City of New City Seas Teadne Hustres Sidney High School Ger Nog Strats Lducaton Supt Weymouth Chamber of Commerce Chappell Southern Sidnex Newts Apent Ivan Taljyegien Rover Planie Ant Comeervatamist Sol Conservation Service Board of Eihervisors Scottstouth John H Kurs Kimball

Steen Says State Makes Feeble Play For Tourist Biz

State Game Commission Director Mel Steen says Nebraska tourism is being promoted with a minimal effort after the Legislature appropriated 23 000 for direct nonresident promotion over two years. He notes the broader budget cuts limited other tourism spending and stresses the need to avoid stepping back in marketing.

Steen State Game Commission Mel Steen Nebraska Frank Morrison Clarence Meyer

Advance Gifts Work Starting October Third

The advance gifts phase of the 1962 United Fund campaign begins October 3 with seven members soliciting for aimed totals. The drive covers Sidney and Sioux Ordnance Depot and runs through October and part of November, with aims to raise $16,000 and fund administration and contingencies.

United Fund Union Pacific Railroad Sidney Sioux Ordnance P. J. Heaton Sr Union Pacific Hollis Peratt H. C. Q. Nelson Telegraph Thompson Sidney and Sioux Ordnance Depot Cheyenne County Jack H Lowe Sioux Boy Scouts of America Kings Daughters American Red Cross Girl Scouts Salvation Army Travelers Aid Soux Ordnance Depot Ira Johnson

Bluffs CPA Firm To Open Sidney Office

A Scottsbluff firm of Certified Public Accountants will open an office in Sidney next week. Fenimore Goerke and Schafer announce headquarters will be in Attorney Jack Kmceely’s office at 1023 10th. Initially staff will visit Sidney only Wednesdays. expansion hopes include a larger full time office. The three partners are L Fenimore, V Goerke, and R Schafe, each with BS degrees in Business Administration and local ties.

Scottsbluff Firm of Certified Public Accountants Sidney Fenimore Scottshiuff Denver University Victor Goerke Nebraska Lincoln Goerke University of Nebrasna Heoin

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