Sitnikovo (Tyumen region)

The rivers Golodiha and Solonovka flow through the village.

The official foundation date is 1800. However, there is evidence that the village was founded in 1775. The village of Sitnikov at the river Solonovka (the name of the river was noticed by the pioneers who saw its source passing through the salt marshes) originated in the 18th century. Since 1843, the village of Sitnikovskoe, administratively belonged to the Ust-Lamen volost of the Ishim district of the Tobolsk province.

In 1910, Sitnikovskoye received the status of a volost center. By this time there were a parochial school, a bakery, a wine shop, three trading shops, 12 windmills, a dairy, three forges, a fire barn, and a local station. In 1915, a credit partnership was opened in the village.

In the 1920s, in the village of Sitnikovsky of the Lamensky District of the Ishim District of the Urals Region, a village council, a first-level school, and a cooperative were located.

In the early 2010s, a secondary school, a milk canning factory, and agricultural enterprises operated at Sitnikovsky parish at the church of the Great Martyr Catherine of Alexandria, which was opened in Sitnikovo, apparently in 1843 and was run by the Tobolsk department. Liquidated during the Soviet era, the temple is lost.

Church of the Great Martyr Catherine of Alexandria in the village of Sitnikovo (invalid)

See: vmch. Catherine of Alexandria Address: Russia, Tyumen region, Omutinsky district, p. Sitnikovo On the map: Yandex.Map, Google map (no exact coordinates) The first church in the name of the Great Martyr Catherine of Alexandria in Sitnikovo is mentioned in the documents of 1760. A new wooden church was moved by parishioners from the village of Ust-Lamensky in 1844.

By the early 1900s, the state clergy consisted of a priest, a deacon, and two psalmists. By the decree of the Holy Synod of August 31, 1909, the deacon’s vacancy was closed and the second priestly vacancy was opened. By 1913, the parish included the following villages: Khromova, Sokolovka, Ivanovka, Savinova, Pinigina, Shangina, Dimitrieva, Dark. Parish schools operated in the village (since 1895) and the village of Solonovka (since 1902).

Since 1911, donations were collected for the construction of a stone church. The permission of the diocesan authorities for construction followed in 1913. The temple was almost ready by 1917, the dome remained to be closed, but the revolution did not allow it to be realized.

During the campaign for the seizure of church valuables, on May 29, 1922, the church property was described and exported "silver objects of church furniture from the village of Sitnikovo of the following names: chyre - 2; liars - 2; ; 4 plates; 1 cigarettes; 1 total weight of these items 12 pounds 89 gold. Cheremnyh. The indicated things are conditionally checked at 1 ruble and credited to the account of the passing values ​​of item 3. Controller Kolesnikov, accountant Ivankin ".

By 1930, the temple was closed. Rural activists and the poor helped to tear down the church: one of them climbed onto the dome to throw off the cross, but fell, fell and broke his leg. Some of the icons were thrown out, they were rolled from the mountain to the river. The building was adapted for a village club and a reading room, after a fire it was dismantled and used for the construction of workshops at the Sitnikovsky dairy-canning factory named after October revolution. Built on the site of the temple kindergarten, and then the malls, burned down. At the beginning of the XXI century the foundation of the temple was preserved.

1895 - 2 villages, 3144 people. in the parish of 1897 - 2 villages, 3146 people. in the parish of 1901 - 3 villages, 3499 people. in the parish of 1913 - 8 villages, 804 courtyards, 5348 people Abbots

Alexander Rodionov (July 24, 1889 - 1894) Stefan Filippov (1894 - 1900) Alexander Protopopov (1901 - 1904) Vasily Reschikov (1904 - October 17, 1922) Registered Chapels

St. John the Divine, in the village of Sosnovka (1875 - Mentioned 1913) of the Life-Giving Trinity, in the village of Shangina (1892 - Mentioned 1913)

In Sitnikovo, for the first time in the USSR, they began to master the technology of production of condensed milk.

The plant produced its first products on the night of March 1, 1932. By the end of the year, 1 million 210 thousand cans of canned milk and 69 tons of butter were produced. These products were sent directly to Moscow. The production was located in one two-story building. The first director is Peter N. Naumov. The number of employees is 76.

With the commissioning of new workshops - cooperage, tin canning, construction, mechanical - the number of employees reached 500 people.

In 1942, the team (the male workers who went to war were taken over by their wives, sisters, and children) gave 3.5 million cans of canned milk.

After the war, the reconstruction of the plant began. They changed outdated equipment, built houses, social and cultural facilities.

Now most of the products were made for the needs of the Tyumen region. However, in the 1970s. At the plant, a special order was produced - the “Bank No. 1” for powering astronauts, submariners, and border guards.

Currently, in addition to canned milk produce butter, cottage cheese, cream, sour cream, ice cream.

In the early 2000s. Combine entered the holding under the brand "Golden Meadows".

In 2013, with the participation of the governor of the Tyumen region V.V. Yakusheva opened a new shop for the production of whole-milk products. The volume of investment in construction amounted to about 800 million rubles. At the same time, the company received state support of 150 million rubles. as compensation for the cost of purchased equipment.

1794 - 68 yards 1868 - 65 yards, 572 people 1893 - 100 yards, of which 98 are peasant, 1833 people are approx. 1910 - 932 people 1926 - 143 households, 733 people

• Sautieva A. - From the history of the village // Selskiy Vestnik No. 100 of December 17, 2014
• Sitnikov Dairy: The first condensed milk in the USSR and special order for astronauts // Tyumen line. 03/22/2017.