Woodrow Wilson Early Champion of the Manager Plan
Woodrow Wilson championed the Council Manager plan as an efficient, economical form of city government. The National Municipal League promotes the model charter, with early supporters including Harold Dodds Carter Glass and Charles Eliot. The plan spread from 1909 origins to 850+ communities, aided by experts in politics and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard 8S. Childs
Council
National Municipal League
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson
Harold W. Dodds
League
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Charles P. Taft
Federal Council of Churches
Cincinnati
Charles A. Beard
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Auchincloss Committee
Congress
District of Columbia
George Washington
Communists Can't Win In World Battle
Rev Walter Jewett told Lions Club that communism cannot conquer the world because Christianity will prevail. He cited Russia’s history, the church’s tie to the state, and persecution, noting religion remains a powerful force and will ultimately triumph over the dictatorship threatening world peace.
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Walter Vewell
The
Lions Club
Mogn
Roman Empire
Hitler
Russia
Jewett
Peter the Great
Rev
Copper color from chrome yellow and burnt sienna mix
An attractive copper hue is achieved by blending chrome yellow with a touch of burnt sienna in oil.
Sorghum Variety Linked To Panhandle Prospects
A newly released sorghum combine variety from South Dakota is recommended by University of Nebraska agronomists for western Nebraska and the northern Nebraska central region. It yielded well near Alliance and matures about a week earlier than Improved Does, but yields elsewhere in the state lag behind other sorghums. Prospects exist in eastern and southern Nebraska where corn planting was delayed or late maturing sorghums are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agronomists
Alliance
Christmas Pageant At St. Pauls Sunday
A Christmas pageant will be staged at 8 oclock Sunday evening December 18 at St Pauls Lutheran Church by Walther League members. The choir and soloist Miss Leona Gemeinhardt provide music. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Walther League
Leona Gemeinhardt
BPW Christmas party gifts for Veterans Hospital
The Sidney Business and Professional Women Club held its annual Christmas party at Hazel's Cafe. Members donated gifts for the Veterans Hospital in Cheyenne and enjoyed carols, a piano piece, a Nativity scene, and a birthday anniversary observance planned for January 9.
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Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hazel’s Cafe
Veterans Hospital
Cheyenne
Mary Stowe
Karen Hale
Marilyn Linton
Frances Willard School
Mary Beth Webster
Judy Shoopman
Angel
Virginia Berry
Mary
Jon Lyn Neary
Joseph
Ronnie Hiett
J. L. Whitmire
Dicky David
The
Shepherds
Mabel Nielsen
Miss Stowe
Ray Tobler
Harriett Hosle
Clark Grieve
Rep Miller To Talk At Scout Gathering
Rep. A. L. Miller of Kimball will keynote the Wye-Braska council Boy Scouts annual meeting at the Lincoln Hotel in Scottsbluff on December 18. Rob ert V. Haverkamp said the council covers 11 Nebraska panhandle counties and eastern Wyoming. Officers for 1950 will be elected. reports from six operating committees will be presented. The 3 p.m. executive board session precedes the 4 15 p.m. business meeting with institutional reps and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Miller
Kimball
Wye-Braska
Haverkamp
Weekend May See New Snow
Western Nebraska recorded sub zero readings for three mornings with Sidney at six below Monday five below Tuesday and four below Wednesday. The rare cold snap kept highways icy and slowed traffic while fuel dealers and clothing stores saw a rush as people prepared. Windy, light snow varied by county and a warming trend was in the forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
North Platte
Weekend Snow Flurries Forecast With Crisp Weather
The forecast notes light snow flurries this weekend but no major storm. Officials describe conditions as crisp and dry, with temperatures remaining cool and brisk across the region.
Chappell Test Is Below 1500 Feet
Drilling at the Chappell oil test well passed the fifteen hundred foot mark this week after cold weather slowed first rigging. Surface pipe was set Monday night and drilling began late Tuesday on a farm owned by Arthur Schwartz, five miles southeast of Chappell. B. B. Carter Drilling Co. of Cheyenne operates the deep test with H. M. Carter in charge. The well results from a geological survey by C. J. Stafford.
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Chappell
Chappell Register
Arthur Schwartz
B. B. Carter Drilling Co
Cheyenne
H. M
Mell) Carter
C. J. Stafford
Thirty-One Joins Local VFW Post Adds Twenty New Members and Eleven Transfers
The Sidney VFW Post Thirty-One welcomed twenty new members and eleven transfers at a Tuesday night meeting in the City Auditorium. New members listed include Glen W. Bales and W. J. Bowmhan among others, with transfers from other posts including R. J. Ackerman and W. M. Corbett among the named names.
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Sidney Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
City Auditorium
Art Lenzen
Glen W. Bales
W. J. Bowmhan
B. N. Brachtenbach
H. L. Bumgaardner
H. M. Connors
H. J. Curry
W. L. Eddy
E. F. Fonda
A. E. Gross
D. D. Herboldsheimer
W. E. Horton
A. R. Troxel
D. E. Wise
J. B. Palmer
C. E. Pitcher
E. Ayala
J. K. Fisher
Spiral bound duplicate books found at THE TELE R
A brief notice notes spiral bound duplicate books described as handy to use. The item appears in a compact listing style, focusing on practical utility and the duplicate nature of the volumes. The fragment emphasizes ease of use and portability in a brief catalog context.
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Sidney Livestock
Panhandle
St. Paul’s
Telegraph
Mary Seth Hughes
Beth Hughes
Neraed Arlen
Grand Canyon
Fox Theatre
BPW
Club
Rep. Miller
Hardy's Furniture
Hardy Furn
Iture
LANE
Koehler
S&h
VFW
American Legion Hall
Potter, Nebraska
Millard Musil’s Orchestra
Greenlees
Thrift
Picnic
BIG MN
Colorado
California
Preble’s
RED & White
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