City Manager debate haunts Sidney budget talk
Town meeting discussion centers on adopting a City Manager form in Sidney Nebraska. Speakers compare Sidney and Lexington budgets and potential savings, while opponents warn against surrendering liberties and bond obligations. The exchange covers governance, civil service, and underpass concerns amid public funding details.
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Sidney
Cross
Stewart
Lexington
Heaton
Dwight Beck
Mr. Heaton
Jorgenson
Clinton
Mahr
City Council Proceedings January 20 1950 Sidney Nebraska
The City Council met at 7 30 p m with Mayor Dorwart and six councilmen present. Items included approving a refunding offer of 210 000 electric revenue bonds, deferring a liquor license application, transferring 900 from General Fund to Aviation Field Mrs. Fund, approving several building applications, listing election judges, and approving a 350 engineering bill for a pump house and water main extensions. Meeting adjourned.
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Sidney
Nebr
Dorwart
Jorgenson
Porter
Spearow
Cork
Logan
Pierson
Tobin
Heaton
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company of
Omaha
State Liquor Control Commission
General Fund
Chief of Police
S. Siegiewski
Joe Gibson
Board of Public Works
Fulton & Cramer
B. Dorwart
G. Kk. Tobin
Enviable finances urge keeping faith with bondholders
Sidney advocates retention of the old government form praising bondholder faith and contract sanctity while opposing hiring a stranger at a high salary and stressing the Board of Public Works value.
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of Sidney
Board of Public Works
Fulton and Cramers bill for pump house work approved
All members voted aye as Uptetrove moved and Kokjer seconded to recommend payment to Fulton and Cramers for 350 dollars to complete plans and specifications for the Pump House and water main extensions. With members present, T E Kokjer was appointed acting Secretary in Ladegard’s absence.
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Uptetrove
Kokjer
Fulton and Cramers
T. E. Kokjer
Ladegard
N. W. Ladegard
Extension Clubs To Hear Meat Programs
Extension clubs in Cheyenne County will hear demonstrations on preparing less tender cuts of meat led by Miss Violet Shephard. Leaders from Groups A and B may attend either February 7 or February 9 at 1:30 PM in the Sidney City Auditorium dining room, with the Dalton group meeting February 10 at 1:30 PM in the Dalton Lutheran Church.
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Cheyenne County
Violet Shepherd
Sidney City Auditorium
Dalton
Lutheran Church of
William Morrow Dies at 52 in Alliance
Final rites were held for William E. Morrow 52 of Alliance at Holy Rosary Church with Rev Fr Manning officiating. He died Friday after a weeklong heart illness. An organizer of the Nebraska Certified Potato Growers association, he previously worked with state experiment farms in Lincoln and Scottsbluff and was active in the American Legion Rotary Club chamber of commerce and related potato groups.
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William E. Morrow
Alliance
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Fr. Manning
Morrow
Nebraska Certified Potato Growers Association
Alliance Hospital
East High School
Denver
University of Nebraska
State Experiment Farms
Lincoln
Scottsbluf
American Legion
Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, Nebraska Certified Potato Growers Co-op
Nebraska Potato Improvement Association
Saddle Club Meets at Lodge Pole Valley Clubhouse
A regular meeting of the Lodge Pole Valley Saddle Club was held Wednesday night at the clubhouse. Plans for the coming year's program were discussed and a film on horse shoeing was shown by Calvin Klentz. Hosts for the evening were Mr and Mrs Klentz and Mr and Mrs Fisher.
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Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Calvin Klentz
Klentz
S. C. Fisher
U S Agriculture Announces Whey Based Shervdis Method
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a successful method of making shervdis from cheese whey. Whey solids replace the non fat milk solids normally used in the process.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Governor's Hat Prize Draws March of Dimes Support
Nebraska residents are urged to donate to the March of Dimes with the largest single contribution earning permanent possession of Governor Val Peterson's ten gallon Stetson. Winners to be announced during a Missouri-Nebraska basketball game at the University of Nebraska Coliseum.
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R. G. Gustavson
Nebraska
Val Peterson
University of Nebraska Coliseum
Peterson
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
State March of Dimes
March of Dimes
712
Sharp
Lincoln
Julesburg basin favored as regional name by Wyoming geologists
Wyoming geologists last week officially favor the name Julesburg basin for a large oil exploration region spanning southwestern Nebraska northeastern Colorado and southeastern Wyoming. They note the term has been used since 1928 in USGS publications and designate two subareas within it as the Denver low and Cheyenne low near those cities.
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Wyoming Geological Association
Julesburg Basin
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver Basin
Cheyenne Basin
U. S. Geological Survey
Wyoming Geologists
Denver
Cheyenne
Water core apples indicate greater maturity than unaffected fruit
Water core apples are typically more mature than unaffected ones. The presence of water core corresponds to advanced internal development, suggesting readiness for harvest and ripening compared with non water core specimens.
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Meeting
Mill Levy
A. D. Greenlee
E. L. Uptegrove
Vern Livingston
D. L. Pettis
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Uptegrove
Kirkpatrick- Pettis Company
Slayer and City Council
Sidney, Nebraska
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Hossack Inplement Co
William Morrow
Saddle Club
General Electric Company
Dow Corning Corporation
Fortune
Our
Big Plant Watch
Paul*hakes
Horn Motor Co
Illinois
Om Aere
Axminster
Jacquard
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