04 Aug 1927
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
1
Fragmented column items discuss a riddle about a stream and missteps in nomination and election. The piece questions the leadership of Tubert I Crowe or Vem and praises Major tellin for guiding policy and roads. It references local voters and supporters who helped advance county progress and public works.
An editorial from the Maysville Independent mirrors Mason County concerns about the county’s political direction. It argues that Judge Sampson’s election would bolster Helburn’s agenda, preserves Fields’ highway program, Cumberland State Park plans, and cautions voters against repudiating Fields’ administration by backing Welds or Feckham. The piece portrays a broader state fight and urges support for Field linked policies.
The Mason County community praises Major Helburn for nonpartisan service to road and fishway projects under Fields administration. He is commended as unbiased, listening to local needs, and pivotal in securing road improvements including the Maysville-Tie county road. The piece warns against electing Beekham or L HS, suggesting Helburn’s continued influence ensures the road is let on schedule.
Agel Lindome reports rising mosquito activity as residents feel more bites and irritation. Officials urge preventive measures and community cleanup to reduce breeding sites and curb the nuisance.
Reading a messy OCR fragment, several local figures appear with surnames Bosworth and Lyneh, mentioning visits, kinship ties, and scattered places like Millesboro and Tazewell. The text lists multiple individuals and vague actions, but detailed events remain unclear.
A Bell County voter asks residents to re elect the circuit court clerk, arguing for honesty, openness, and impartial service. The candidate emphasizes public access to records, law enforcement stance, and dedication to serve all citizens regardless of party.
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