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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

2

Rancher Freed After Trial Over Cattle Theft

A rancher is freed after his trial for stealing cattle from Herendeen. Herendeen promises to stay away from Jacks as long as he does. Morgan leaves soon after and Jacks is killed. Serendeen had kept his word and no more.

Herendeen Jacks Morgan Serendeen

Western Ranch Tales in Mogul Hills Frontier

Clay Morgan rides out from Mogul Hills to stampede cattle while Herendeen scours homesteads for trouble. Hack Breathitt and Parr Gentry drift through Mogul country as firelight and shadows hint at lurking danger. TO BE CONTINUED?

Clay Morgan Harry Jump Cap Vermilye Haycreek Mose Pancho Morgan Government Valley Hillhouse Sue Clay Charley Gurd Grant Apolango Pass Charney Hillhouse Patan Toostrene Herendeen Three Pines Hack Breathitt Hack Mogul Pete Borders Borders Breathitt War Pass Parr Gentry Pete Gentry Parr

Twiddle Twaddle and a Drowning Rescuer Joke

A collection of quirky quips and jokes about a doctor father, a wealthy miser offering a dollar, and a rescuer who nudges a drowning man to jump back in. A summer theater manager quip targets a new actress, and a critic jokes about stock companies.

Equal Right to Land Cited by Henry George

A quotation emphasizes equal rights to land and air as inherent to human existence. It argues that all people have a right to occupy space and resources simply by being alive, rejecting any notion of exclusion.

Henry George

The Torch of Truth Shines With Each Shaken Word

A brief quotation notes that truth grows brighter with effort and challenge. William Hamilton’s line likens truth to a torch, gaining light when it is tested or shaken by scrutiny.

William Hamilton

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