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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1911
Page
26
Banner urges caution to Bingville residents warning against arousing conflict and advises careful handling of kerosene stove fires and matches. It cautions readers to avoid sparking a conflagration and to read the Bugle for a full graphic account of any fire in the area.
An editorial warns Bingville residents about severe water shortages this winter risking deadly fire hazards. It questions the fire department’s ability to fight blazes without water, noting the small six pails and ladder, and echoes community fear of a catastrophic blaze.
In Bingville a reader recalls missing personal items and promises to publish them next week. Deacon Andrews suffers a felon on his thumb and chafes under attention. Reverend Moore urges patience like Job while the deacon belittles boils. Ham Wilson hides stomach trouble behind winter eating. Miss Emily Dewberry sang a solo in church, thrilling listeners though one note drew a wider crowd.
Local notes report a veterinarian experimenting with new pills on himself causing illness. Mrs. Hester McCracken walked from Calamity Corners to Bingville for groceries amid two feet of snow, finding the trip mostly clear.
The Bingville Boost Club reports a year of challenging gender roles and town improvements. Members recount clashes with opponents, efforts to beautify the town, fund raising for Rev. Samuel Moore, and reform attempts with Mr. Hepburn while detailing meetings, lunches, and spirited debates on women's suffrage and attire.
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