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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1935

Page

3

Nebraska senators push liquor rules and tax reform in new session

Nebraska’s fiftieth legislature opens with moves on liquor control three man commission, pari mutuel betting, and taxation changes. Bills propose state police force under a governor appointed commission, and auto license renewal reform with emergency clause. Also noted are a constitutional amendment on home tax exemptions and a vacancy rule for candidates. State inaugural ball proceeds go to the orthopedic hospital.

Nebraska Senate House Lincoln Ak-Sar-Ben Rolla van Kirk Huey Long Henry Bock David City Bock S.F.1 University of Nebraska State Athletic Fund Omaha Chicago New York Sen Eugene Perigo Frank McCarter Bayard McCarter Scottsbluff University Coliseum Orthopedic Hospital

The End of the Rope Featherheads Comic

The Featherheads comic strip titled The End of the Rope presents a humorous sequence where characters face a knotty dilemma. The gag escalates with visual punchlines and character reactions typical of the strip’s lighthearted tone.

Old Crow Bird Joke Exchange

A humor exchange features Mr L M Broke Say comparing a collector to a bird and a quip about bills, highlighting a playful pun on money and beaks.

Mr. L M. Broke Mr. L M. B

Hearing Is Enough Habeeb Your Wife Quarreled

A Pathfinder Magazine quip depicts a husband claiming marital fault and a wife who is blind but not deaf, with neighbors observing the scene.

Coyimjoglu Pathfinder Magazine

Ab Sent Confronts Critics in Hidden Letter

A controversial message labeled ab sent surfaces amid public debate. Officials warn of potential legal action as details remain unclear and the community awaits official statements from local authorities and involved organizations.

Need Not a Want First Tramp-Dat Lady Promise Cake

A Pathfinder Magazine fragment reports a humorous exchange where a tramp offers to split wood in return for a cake and is instead given soap. The dialogue questions what the world is coming to as the road character laments a shabby bargain.

Pathfinder Magazine

Unhappy memories in a stray stories magazine fragment

A fragment from Stray Stories Magazine narrates a child asking about peace and war emblems. The teacher cites the olive branch as emblem of peace and inquires what would symbolize war, with a parent reflecting on orange blossom.

Kindly Intentions Amid Tangled Social Exchange

A fragment centers on Miss Cayenne defending her kindly disposition as she navigates a social push and bemused, evasive banter from friends in a domestic scene. The tone suggests witty, lightly caustic dialogue about civility and social expectations.

Miss Cayenne

All in a Bad Fix

Timothy on his first day at school tells the teacher he has no pencil. The teacher replies likewise, and the boy notes they are both in the same fix because neither has a pencil. The exchange ends with a shared moment of camaraderie.

Timothy

Stilly Night Wife and Husband Exchange Burglary Wary Dialogue

The note depicts a tense exchange where a wife pretends to be a sire hearing a burglar at the window and a husband urges hush. They joke that the window cannot be opened since it was painted keeping the intruder unseen.

Fred

Enigmatic Exchange Sparks Speculation on Speed

A humorous exchange questions fuel efficiency and top speed amid a boastful claim. The wag quips about achieving 85 miles per hour and the price per gallon, reflecting playful skepticism about performance and cost.

Quip on Bills and Illness Highlights Frugal Woes

A brief exchange notes relief at a smaller bill and lesser illness than possible. The dialogue emphasizes comparisons between costs and health, with a dry, wry tone.

Tiny Fashionable Frock for Young Daughters Pattern 9826

Pattern 9826 offers a simple smart dress for girls with a double yoke and scalloped front, side pleats, long or short sleeves, and well cut bloomers. Sold in sizes 1 2 4 6 8 10, requires 2 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 4. Send 15 cents and include name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Eighteenth Street New York

Peddler Seeks Aid Cited in Pathfinder Feature

A brief note from Pathfinder Magazine presents a peddler offering brushes for a living and a resident’s conditional willingness to help. The exchange highlights street commerce and mutual aid in a localized vignette.

Pathfinder Magazine

Lawyer Takes All: Prisoner Pleads Poverty Before Sentence

In court the prisoner says he had $10, but his lawyer took it, as the judge prepares to pass sentence. The exchange highlights defense attorney fees impacting the defendant's claim of funds.

Not Missing Mach but Betty Keeps the Dimples

Betty argues with her mother over potato peeling, insisting she has all but the dimples. The dialogue captures a domestic moment highlighting family banter and a child's insistence.

Betty

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