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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1918
Page
28
An editorial reveals local calls for the editor to run for the legislature from the district. The piece reflects on past advocacy, audience influence, and the potential to use the Bugle to boost or defeat a candidate while seeking reader opinion.
Town folks gather at Hen Weathersbys as Plutarch in town shares absurd tales of a fevered night and a peculiar pepper plaster. The crowd recalls the event with humor while noting warm September weather and local curiosities.
A humorous Bingville fragment recounts the Deacon tripping onto a spool of barbed wire in Hen Weatherless store after mistaking it for a box. The Deacon curses, blames Hen for a trap, and vows to shop elsewhere as the town jokes about recent odd happenings and stray anecdotes.
Bingville residents urged to save rags for rag carpets and rugs. Skinner, a carpet and rug weaver, offers to craft pieces from collected rags and sets prices by carpet value, inviting local ladies to bring materials and discuss commissions.
A local correspondent notes 72 eggs laid by a small flock in one day last week, unusual for this season. Neighbor Zeke claims a secret feed boosts laying but will not reveal the content, planning to market it to his friend Hawking and his dog Tige near a wooded fence.
A fragment discusses personal mentions and a call to subscribers to pay up. It mentions a $100 back subscription and urges settling at the office, noting a seasonal write in progress and gratitude from the office.
Readers debate why subscribers fail to renew as Jim Peters reports a brief item on his move to Hardscrabble. The column notes Mrs Deacon Andrews mends socks, Ham Wilson grumbles at crop yields, and a gossip rife tale follows about Jake and social friction in Bingville.
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