Nebraskas unicameral plans debated and tax bills proffered
Lawmakers return from weekend recess with proposals for a one house legislature under H R 62 and H R 63. A two percent gross sales tax bill H R 76 aims to replace local mill levies, while salaries and travel for legislators and staff are funded by H R 25 and H R 26.
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Nebraska
Republican House
Lancaster
Douglas
Douglas County
Scottsbluff
Lincoln
Caster
Buffalo
Hall
Adams
Madison
Dodge
Gage
Otoe
Carl T. Bremer
Aurora
Perigo
Comstock
Frank
Kearney
Porgie
Ilinois
Cochran
Chas. Vogt, Jr
Liberty
Henry Obbink
Lester Dunn
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Aids Natural Laxative Action
Public returns to liquid laxatives with senna as the natural ingredient. The dose can be varied for individuals and children, with mild solutions avoiding kidney irritation. Doctors endorse senna. Syrup Pepsin relies on senna to ease constipation and restore regularity. Available at drug stores.
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Dr. Caldwell
For a Good Laugh Complaint Dept
A lighthearted item pokes fun at complaint handling. A caller questions the seriousness of a filed grievance, while staff reply that the case was redirected to a courteous, helpful representative described as a beautiful girl.
Candy Suggestion Amid Jest in Local Scene
A pharmacist dismisses love potions and jokes about giving a box of candy to a woman. The exchange shows a lighthearted, humorous moment in the town.
Or an Agonizer What is an organizer
A quirky exchange defines an organizer as the man who makes music in the movie house. The playful line frames a character study of a cinema figure shaping the soundscape on screen.
Wall Street Flyer Prompt From Courier Journal
A concise quote from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a person took a flyer in Wall Street and asks where another person came down. The snippet captures a street scene reflection with brief, indirect dialogue.
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Wall Street
Louisville Courier-Journal
Office Boy Retorts to Employer About Earnings
A humorous exchange where an employer boasts of saving half his earnings, and an office boy replies with a sharp comeback. The brief vignette highlights quick wit in a workplace dialogue.
Woman Officer Aids Safe Street Crossing
A lighthearted exchange between a woman pedestrian and a woman officer as the officer assists the traveler to cross a street, highlighting courtesy and urban safety. The scene emphasizes respectful cooperation between civilian and law enforcement.
Good Measure Weighing Words Sparks Quick Quip Exchange
In a brief exchange, one speaker notes careful speech while the other counters with a witty remark about not giving short weight. The dialogue showcases a playful clash of wordplay and compliment.
Unfamiliar name appears on the commit tee
A remark notes one name on the commit tee as unfamiliar, implying the person is the actual worker behind the project. The exchange contrasts recognition with the reality of who performs the work.
Tight rope lesson ends with taut correction
A reader explains mishearing a proverb about learning balance on a rope. The reply clarifies the phrase hinges on tautness rather than self-reliance, emphasizing proper technique and tension.
Cheaper Than Help Book Promises Easier Housekeeping
In a lively ad exchange a book titled Cheaper Than Help markets itself as a time saver for household chores. Mrs Youngbride eagerly orders two copies as a salesman touts the volume’s practical benefits.
Tibetans Gift of Bloodied Sheep Head Spurs Debate in Nanking
Officials in Nanking show embarrassment over a gift from the Panchen Lama arriving from Mongolia. Tibet’s spiritual head offered a bloodstained sheep’s head and respects to capital officials now housed in the government museum. Chinese scholars debate whether the gesture signals friendship or loyalty amid Tibetan political ties.
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Nanking
Tibet
Mongolia
Shanghai
Hopi Ritual Link Found At Arizona Pueblo Ruins
Excavation at Killishba near Fort Apache, Arizona, guided by Dr. Byron Cummings of the University of Arizona, suggests a link between ancient Hopi rituals and those of modern Hopi Indians. The site housed over 2,000 inhabitants at its 1260 peak, who observed rituals akin to today’s Hopi practices.
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Killishba
Fort Apache
Ariz
Byron Cummings
University of Arizona
California Sixth in Highway Mileage
California ranks sixth in total highway miles and fifteenth in all roads mileage at 76 964 miles. Texas leads with 188 539 miles while Rhode Island trails at 2 739 miles, per a report to the Automobile Club of Southern California.
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California
Automobile Club of
Texas
Rhode Island
Roadway Turns Forty in Bellefontaine History
The first concrete pavement in the United States was laid in Bellefontaine Ohio during 1892 and 1893. The initial main pavement strip was created to suit Percheron horses, easing wear on prior surfaces at the hitching rack near the county courthouse.
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Peter
Cochran
United States
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Siren White Elephant Gifts Highlight New Matrimonial Rift
In Epworth Herald style a young wife boasts of her father’s lavish gifts during marriage while her husband retorts that such generosity caused her to be given away. The exchange underscores class and expectations within the union.
New Husband Drives Sudden Change in Marital Status
A brief dialogue reveals a surprising shift as one partner claims a new husband has altered their relationship, while the other denies at first before acknowledging the change. The exchange highlights a sharp turn in the couple's personal dynamic.
Book Ends Love Returns in Classic Romance Exchange
A playful exchange quotes a nostalgia for book ends as characters who were married find happiness again. the lines echo a sentimental theme of enduring partnerships and old fashioned romance.
First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska Report 1934 Condition
Report of the condition of The First National Bank of Osceola Nebraska as of December 31 1934 includes assets totaling 480200.23 and liabilities 480200.23 with loans government obligations and cash balances among assets and deposits and capital accounts among liabilities. The document certified by cashier K A Cornish on January 5 1935 and notarized by M A Mills.
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First National Bank of Osceola
Nebraska
PIC
County bank bond rules and estate notices in Polk County
County records describe deposit bonding limits for Polk County banks and authority to invest outside the county if bonds are insufficient. Also notice of creditors claims for Michael Horst estate and hearing on Freeman Shaw estate with license to sell real estate to pay debts, scheduled for early 1935.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Michael Horst
District Court
Freeman Shaw
Harry E. Shaw
Smith
Osceola
Charles E. Shaw
Martha Davis
Dewey C. Shaw
Alice Billimore
Etta Streeter
Inez Rawles
Francis Pitts
Fern Hudson
Hugo Dean
Tate
Court House
Osceola Record
Hastings
Polk County Commissioners Approve Expanded Bank Deposits
The Polk County Board authorizes the treasurer to deposit county funds in additional banks up to 100 percent of capital with proper bonds or securities. The resolution seeks board consent to hold funds in banks outside Polk County when local limits are reached, aligning with Nebraska statutes.
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John J. Anderson
Bh.m. Carter
Polk Co
S J
Sach County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Polk County
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