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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
6
Milligan reports Peter Bors a retired farmer killed his wife and their 1 year old child with a hatchet and then slashed his own throat. The bodies were found by five other children on returning from school. The wife was Bors' second spouse with claims of unhappy marriage.
William Roberts Jackson deputy state food drug and dairy commissioner died Tuesday morning at his University Place home after a two week plus critical illness. He was 51. He had been ill for two years and recently rallied before a new illness.
Two thousand rabbits and cottontails lie in a storage room in Bladen Nebraska awaiting shipment. The growing stock is to be sent to Ringling Bros circus for feed for the show's animals in the menagerie.
A mosaic of Nebraska items reports a piano sales contest winner in Deshler Kasparek, ice concerns at Guide Rock, and bids for lieutenant governor. Notes include fish and game fund surplus, new state officials, primary ballot questions, and local weather impacts.
In a quirky exchange a narrator asks for a cake of soap to frighten a partner troubled by hiccups. The dialogue features a woman addressing Meandering Mike and a humorous miscommunication about nap.
The man who often cites his hard work in youth tends to fall behind on his present duties, illustrating a pattern of overemphasis on past effort at the expense of current productivity.
A stray remark by Broncho Bob about July is noted but officials say it has no connection to the case and provides no new information.
Excerpted banter from a humorous exchange. Parson Johnson urges forgetting enmity while Mrs Jackson retorts with a boastful memory. A listener quips that fruit grows on branches as a nod to office representation and public duties. The scene ends with a wry remark on coal as a trivial burden.
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