Lincoln area launches first land use shift project
Lincoln Nebr. announces start of first land use adjustment program in Pine Ridge country covering parts of Sioux Dawes and Sheridan counties. L F Snipes will oversee the project with options to acquire up to half a million acres for possible state park or transfer to the national forest system.
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Nebraska
Sherman Johnson
Pine Ridge
Sioux, Dawes
Sheridan
Wyoming
Dakotas
L. F. Snipes
University of Nebraska Agriculture College
Johnson
National Forestry Department
Lincoln-Projects under FERA span roads ponds and schools
J C Carnahan reports nine months ending January 1 saw 9280 miles of roads repaired graded or graveled and 18 swimming holes built or improved. Water ponds nursery schools and housing surveys were completed. Workers rose from under 10 000 to over 33 000 as CWA ended.
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Lincoln
J. C. Carnahan
CWA
Carahan
Nebraska
Conan Ae
Sithachias San
Married Life Groom Reassures After Cake Loss
A husband comes home to find his wife crying the cake she baked dried on the kitchen table but the dog has eaten it. The groom soothes her by joking about getting another dog from a man he knows.
A Good Mark and Scramble in a Small Town
A terse dialogue shows a boy facing taunts as a father notes repeated bumps from peers. The exchange hints at spiraling conflict and a strained home life in a tight community setting.
Hill and Pill Riddle Is a Playful Exchange
A humorous exchange from American Boy Magazine contrasts a hill being hard to climb with a pill being hard to swallow. The quip plays on the rhyme and literal challenges of ascent and ingestion.
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American Boy Magazine
Denial Shine Sparks from A Mayor's Kin Clash
A humorous excerpt from Stray Stories Magazine depicts a claimant insisting he had right of way after a collision, while the other party’s relatives in power influence the dispute. A sharp line about influence and entitlement closes the vignette.
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Stray Stories Magazine
Perfectly Willing Footpad Threatens Stranger Confrontation
A footpad declares he will shoot a man who resembles him in a Pearson's Weekly scene. The victim questions the resemblance and the assailant insists he would shoot anyone who looks like him, prompting a tense exchange.
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Pearson's Weekly
Unwelcome Tribute Leaves Questions About Homecoming
A fragmented note questions farewell meanings and reasons. The text hints at longing for return and comfort, reflecting a寻找 for closure in a difficult bereavement context.
Senator Praises Speaker in Address to Congress
Senator Sorghum defends a renowned speaker in a speech to Congress. He argues constituents value eloquence and condemn letting unappreciative lawmakers monopolize it.
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Sorghum
Congress
Pianist's Final Bow Named After Wagner Piece
A woman played a brutal piano performance ending in a victorious crescendo. She announced it as Siegfried's Death, drawing a weary reply from her husband. Tid Bits Mage sine.
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Siegfied
Just Like Women Parody Prompt Sparks Debate
A fragment quoting a lyric reflects a cultural echo of gendered language in a regional cartoon panel. The line invokes humor and social roles, prompting readers to reflect on stereotypes and the era’s attitudes toward women and men.
Pretty for the School or Home Pattern 9082
Delightful frock pattern for school or house wear with a yoked pleated sleeve design. Borrowed back pleat adds freedom, suitable for cotton or challis. Contreasiad collar yoke and sleeves. Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. size 12 uses 3 yards 36-inch fabric. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern dept. 232 West Eighteenth Street New York NY.
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Gare
Stlye
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Earth flattening claim sparks traveler joke
A traveler on an Atlantic crossing jokes about flattening the earth to avoid drowning. The information fiend asks if the sea would be miles deep globally, and the traveler replies that if anyone tries it, he would shoot them since he cannot swim.
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Atlantic
Any gangsters in Crimson Gulch
A traveling man asks if any gangsters are in Crimson Gulch and Cactus Joe confirms. He explains they are useful during reform elections to temporarily clean out recognized miscreants.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
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