Diller Public Schools News From Classes And Activities
The article lists second grade focus on multiplication and division, perfect spelling grades for the week ending Mar 10, and upcoming events. It notes third grade subtraction review, fourth grade punctuation, watercolor landscapes, and a record 100 percent spelling in fifth grade for a week. It covers sixth grade Europe geography, South America unit for fifth grade, and seventh grade ocean climates. It mentions high operettas planned for March 29 and a Collier’s Comedians date, plus basketball season wrap and a pep rally play during the Friday convocation.
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Jamus Anderson
Lloyd Lamb
Norms Green
Eidean Henrichs
Virgil Pasnacht
Julia Diller
Bett
Ee Richard Miller
Bonnie
Leila Broadstone
Lee Bail
Lir Dwaine Clark
Neil Andrewe
Lawrence Clark
Ibil Fasnacht
Alfred Sasse
Henrichs
Europe
South America
Odell
Gretchen Panders
Rachel Dilier
Cleo Green
Kathryn Johnson
Maxine Hutchinson
Fayette Hodson
Fayetta
Voting Bill Passes Senate With Narrow Margin
The 8:2 parameter discussion dominated the session as the lower house of Congress approved the voting bill 316 to 97. Morehead opposed while Burke abstained. An execution date of March 2 was noted for an unrelated case.
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Congress
Morehead
Burke
New Auto License Law Sets Fees and Plates Date
Gov Bryan signed the new automobile license law with fees for passenger cars under 2800 pounds at 3 dollars and over 2800 pounds at 5 dollars and motorcycles at 2 dollars. A 30 day window from Tuesday is allowed to purchase new plates. The truck law was also signed and is now in effect.
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Bryan
Court Clears Group In Gasoline Pump Vandalism Case
Judge SF Clark's court dealt with several youths rounded up by Constable E. E. McCune on charges of breaking filling station pumps at the Farmer's store last week and at Fanders' garage Saturday night. The Record withholds names out of respect for the youths' parents.
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SF Clark
E. E. McCune
Fanders
Heads Still Up After Sudden Bank Flurry
A calm public response following a nationwide bank holiday shows Americans remaining orderly and rational. Business activity continues as people maintain composure and confidence despite the financial scare.
Lenient View on Legislature From Diller Letter
Jefferson county representative Frank S. Weiss urges citizens to judge the Nebresks legislature with understanding. He argues criticism should be informed and notes corporations and daily papers may favor a quick end to the session. He praises lawmakers as a serious group addressing distressing times.
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Frank S. Weiss
Jefferson County
Nebresks
Diller Record
Diller, Nebr
Staten Aed Oil
State legislative gridlock on farm relief plans
The text critiques the multitude of bills at the state legislature and Congress. It argues that even extensive farm relief proposals offer little real benefit and prosperity must come from individual effort rather than collective action.
Brewed Hope Verses For Beer As Hard Times End
A poetic hymn pleads for better days and beer. It envisions prosperity as crowds celebrate with schooners, urging unity and cheer, invoking a hardy lager as solace for all. The piece names no people or places beyond generic references to beer culture.
Path to repeal must craft a new order to curb evils
The piece argues repeal alone won’t fix bootlegger and corruption problems. It warns against reviving past evils while aiming to abolish present abuses. It urges careful, earnest work to design a system that ends current crime without reintroducing old vice.
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Speakesay
Speakeasy
Kentucky mule yearned to stop at red light and go
Fragmentary notes describe a Kentucky creature seeking a safe red light crossing and lasting 37 years. The text reflects muddled sentiment about human and horse development, with unclear events or names.
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Kentucky
A Bold Plan for Economic Stabilization and Reform
A proposal calls for stabilizing banks by guaranteeing deposits and halting gold and silver shipments abroad. It urges minimum farm price, reduced government expenditures, leaner agencies, and expanded public works to employ idle workers. The plan targets tougher enforcement against corruption, supports small businesses, and advocates staying out of European entanglements.
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