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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1914

Page

18

Ed Detroit Circulation Crisis in Bingville Bugle

The Bingville Bugle laments falling circulation and subscriber payments, declaring financial strain and urging residents to support a local home paper. It notes a lack of timely news and hints at legal action with attorney Ame Hillyer handling matters on a contingency.

Bingville Menny Bugle Office Edditor & Prop Gent & Offis Boy & Foreman & Adog Bugles P.I Bugle Bizness Ame Hillyer Fowyer The Notary Publick Et Cetvery Colleckt

Subscriptions to the Bugle Threaten Public Shaming

The notice seems to warn a subscriber to settle up to avoid public shaming in the Bugle. It threatens printing the subscriber's name in large type and shouting their derisive status, then states the law must take its course if unsettled. The tone is punitive and punitive, urging payment.

Anne

Local Squibs and Rural Oddities Stirs Bingville

A collection of casual notes from Bingville detailing mud delays on roads, a warm first Friday, Molly Tucker’s boneset tea, a hen setting that hatched only six of thirteen eggs, Simon Cooper smashing the hen house glass in a hammer mishap, Dr Livermore’s illness mockery, and Cy Hoskins’s shaving accident with his horse and a lathered beard. The writer promises more squibs if time permits.

Molly Tucker Nick Molly Widow Henderson Simon Cooper Sime Doc Livermore Dee Cy Hoskins Kiriin Shay bin Bingville Cuttin Lokal

Country correspondence from Snake Bend region reports odd events

The item lists locals including Ab Wood lifting stones for a fence with Phronicia Hunt near Sorrow Hollow last Saturday. Sam Henderson filed his saw last week and his wife notes her teeth have been on edge. Pluto Switker visited Hardscrabble and had a recent fit. Henry Allman’s cow gave birth to a red calf last week, with Henry glad as he tires of black coffee.

Ab Wood Phronicia Hunt Sorrow Hollow Sam Henderson Pluto Switker Henry Allman Henry

Stone strength contest ends in a tie at Hen Weathers store

In a rough tale at Hen Weathersby’s store Snide and Lem argued over who was stronger after each bragged of heavy stones. They attempted a broomstick pull with a dropped knife and a broken broom, ending with both losing ground and Hen declaring a tie while a rift grows between the rivals.

Snide Petersby Snide Lem Brown Lem Jake Homans Jake Weathersby Jaber Smide Breth Hen Ide Hisself Jabe Lemaint Tome

Spring barber rush winds down in Bingville town

Lokal Broets Harve mimes says spring rush at his shop is over as customers have shaved and trimmed. He plans rest and guitar practice. Mrs Hez Anderson shattered a set of teeth on a rock hard fruit cake. Town selects note rubbish dumped in well. Mrs Bale Hawkins caused a small kitchen fire trying to burn newspaper under a chicken. The dog Towse seized the chicken and caused a fuss.

Harve Hez Anderson Bingville Publici Bale Hawkins Bale Towse

Notice to Wes Woodruff About Skunk Skins Threats

The Bingvilie Hoard of Steith orders Wes Woodruff to stop selling or moving three skunk skins hanging by his woodshed. They claim a public nuisance complaint and warn of action if the skins are not surrendered immediately. The note notes warmer weather has caused the pelts to deteriorate and urges Wes to act accordingly.

Steith Wes Woodruff Bugle Wes

Rag Carpet Maker Seeks Rag Supply Help

A note from Mrs. Bige Simms, a raggist and carpet maker, asks for rags and notes difficulties with tethered or missing supplies. The message conveys readiness to weave rag carpets and invites contact for rag donations or leads.

Ox Bradder Offers Cheap Brads in Bingville

Simon Kinsey of Bingville advertises ox brads made of seasoned hickory with glass edges, sharper at one end, priced at 25 cents each. He notes many oxes are lazy and misbehave without a prod and promotes first come, first pick availability to those who need brads this spring.

Stormy Bingville

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Andlem Brown Togeta Khem Bingvilie Bugle Wright Brosny Balleccs Eddytoriul Tem Brown Whitch Nobuddy Hines Brads Simon Kinsey Ox Bradder
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