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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1949
Page
5
A detailed Q and A outlines how the City Manager Plan would work in Sidney. It covers adoption steps, timelines, election timing, and restrictions, plus officer powers, council limits, mayor role, pay, and appointment rules. It also notes recall, initiative, referendum, and election procedures under the plan.
Nebraska disabled veterans will gain about 51 684 15 monthly from a new federal law taking effect December 1. VA official Ashley Westmoreland said 13 675 Nebraskan veterans will benefit including 11 299 WWII and 2 054 WWI veterans. The 8 7 percent increase raises a 10 percent rated veteran from 13 80 to 15 00 monthly, with higher rates rising proportionally. The law adds dependents benefits for those rated 50 percent or more disabled, revises ratings for tuberculosis cases, and increases wartime widow death benefits.
Silage made from grasses or legumes provides ample protein and vitamin A for wintering beef cattle, supporting herd health and productivity.
The Telegraph reports regular stock of mineral deeds and oil and gas lease blanks along with other commonly used legal forms. This stock enables readers to file standard conveyancing instruments and related documents efficiently.
Members of the N P B Extension Club met Tuesday November 8 at the home of Mrs Harold Kettler with Mrs Ray Cruise assisting. Mrs Robert McKay president led the business meeting and afternoon lesson on the World Service organization UVESCO. Hostesses closed the gathering with a delicious lunch.
The next extension clinic under the State Division of Services for Crippled Children will be at North Platte High School on Saturday November 19. Registration begins 7:30 a.m. and ends at noon. Doctors G E Robertson and C Fred Ferciot will supervise with Dr. Hancock announcing eligibility rules and referral needs. Counties served include Arthur Cheyenne Deuel Garden Keith Lincoln Logan McPherson Perkins. The Elks Lodge will provide a free noon meal for registered children and parents.
The Center Ladies Aid entertained families with a Friday dinner at Dalton Legion Hall on November 11. After dinner square dancing followed, and all attendees departed late, noting a wonderful time.
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