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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
15
An editorial pleads for new Bugle subscribers to replace old ones dwindling under harsh finances. The publisher recalls prior failed incentive schemes, asserts 27 years of service, and urges loyal readers to recruit others to support the paper.
Hod Peters recalls his great-grandfather’s old home clock. Sem eters repaired it for 0 cents but now it chimes oddly waking Hod at 1 a.m. and 3 p.m. with 28 and 13 strikes respectively. Hod fears a death in the family and regrets paying for the fix.
Society notes are sparse this week as winter socials end and summer picnics are yet to begin. The column promises fuller coverage of forthcoming events once the social whirl resumes.
In Hen Weathersby’s store in Bingville a drawn out Tuesday to Friday checker game between Hank Dewberry and Wes began with a crowd watching and ended when a spill overturned the board. Hank claims the title, while Wes disputes it as the town rallies around the long match and its messy finish.
Miss Amelia Tucker is laid up with a tooth issue and may have a tooth pulled if not painful. Amos Hillyer faces two possible lawsuits. Cy Hoskins plans a long-delayed bogey painting of his buggy. Miss Tabitha Jones may wed soon, party unknown. A stranger passed through town last week, name not learned. Lem Brown plans a henhouse for Deacon Andrews and draws his own architectural plans. Mrs Samantha Deevers remains on the sick list. Jaspar Hawkins delivered 13 dozen eggs to Hen Weathersby’s store last Monday. Doc Hepburn was unable to work Monday and Tuesday. Harve Hines notes shaving and haircuts rising. offers 11 cents for a cut and 8 cents for a shave until further notice. Rev Moore, Bingville church pastor, will preach a ser
Jed Petars Stung Jed reves, a local schoolteacher and nature lover, found a hornet nest west of Bingville. He attempted to take it, provoking a swarm that struck him, leaving swelling on his neck and back. He fled toward Bingville at high speed, estimating a mile every two minutes, and warned against disturbing nests in the future.
We regret no country correspondence this week due to missing reports from correspondents. Editors apologize and explain spring work rush as the reason, hoping to provide news from nearby towns in the next issue.
Fragmentary OCR text references BINGVILLE and names Peter Owlex with unclear context. Mentions public notice style but lacks coherent actions, dates, or specific entities. Unable to extract a clear event, outcome, or instruction from the readable portions.
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