Nebraska Legislative News and Views Highlights Bills and Bonds
Nebraska lawmakers advance an early opening of the state treasurer’s office with a $1,000,000 bond for George Hall as a new bond could unlock $5,000,000 in cash and $14,000,000 in securities after a three week lockup. Bills cover liquor control, school oath, non-presidential election scheduling, social security measures, water supply projects, hunting licenses, racing betting, and NRA code enforcement.
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Where It Belonged Judge to Amateur Yeggs
A mock courtroom verse recounts a burglary spree by a pair of youths involved in theft of silverware from two fraternity houses. The judge condemns the duo for their actions and orders restitution or punishment in a downtown setting.
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Bateie
Mining Property as Claim Proven Misleading
A reader questions the language of mining property classification calling it a claim and notes that many such labels are hollow. The remark highlights uncertainty in property rights and the risk of overstatement in mining disputes.
A Matter of Opinion
Tourist in Greenland complains about isolation while noting life here is not worse than elsewhere and natives respond that conditions are tough yet manageable.
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tGreenland
Pathfinder Magazine Question on Excluding Them
A Pathfinder Magazine feature questions whether certain groups should be cut off from them and explores potential reasons and implications. The piece discusses social access and policy implications in a reflective tone.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Foolish Question on Whale Flesh Pupil Exchange
A classroom exchange centers on whether to mit the flesh of a whale. Pupils respond with a warning, and the teacher guides the discussion about what to do with Pupik, suggesting leaving them on the side of the plate.
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Pupik
His Own Boas Arthur-So Your New Job Makes You Independent
Albert explains in a casual exchange about flexible hours at his new job, noting freedom to arrive before eight and depart after five, speaking to independence in American Boy.
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Arthur
Albert
Scrupulous Bid to Patent Steering Gear Hits Bird Article
An ornithologist and an aviation expert clash over a stuffed bird used to test steering gear. The expert claims the gear infringes a patent, highlighting tension between natural history and aeronautical innovation.
Try Him Dear Old Lady
A Tit Bits magazine comic caption notes a young boy claiming his little brother can now talk. The scene centers on a polite exchange as the younger child says thank you for a penny, reflecting playful family humor.
Petrified Remains Found in Ancient Roman Prisons
The article reports that excavations in old Roman prisons uncovered petrified remains of prisoners. Mrs Tubbs comments that these are the so called hardened criminals.
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Mr.Tubbs
Bessie
Merry and Bright Deficit Pun Pleases Mr Dustin Stax
In a light exchange, Dustin Stax jokes about a deficit report, saying he merely remarked it was incredible. The exchange shows a festive mood and punning humor in a business setting.
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Mr. Dustin Stax
On the blotter dry your feet on the hotel register
A blotter entry notes a guest told to dry their feet at a hotel front desk, reflecting a minor lodging incident and social etiquette within the establishment.
Pattern 9196 Winter Boar Frock Dress Dress
An after the game or after work dress in a winter vogue with a double jabot bolero bodice and chic side slashes on a slim pencil skirt. Choose chiffon velvet or satin with velvet bodice and bold cuffs. Pattern 9198 offered in sizes 14 to 42 with fabric yardage details and order instructions.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Debating Sophomore Cites Battle of Wits Quote
A Brooklyn Dally Eagle item quotes a sophomore debater remarking on a “battle of wits” while a roommate comments on going unarmed, illustrating campus banter and youthful bravado in a light note.
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A New Way Pretzel
Pathfind er Magazine notes a humorous exchange about economizing by eating less while keeping the same budget.
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