16 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1933
Page
1
A damaged OCR style notice from CITZENS NEWS shows Robart J. Kinewil as president at a Middlesboro Kentucky post office. It lists subscription rates per week and month, with a yearly rate and mail directory terms. The fragmented text references a subscriber rate schedule and membership line.
A memoir style sketch recalls Luther Cubly Team and family running The Civic Sword newspaper and Sword Wriningg Company. The shop near Henpiard Croak once buzzed with activity. now silent, the old proprietor, Oot, reappears from an apple orchard as memories of youth and the country’s publishing era surface.
A fragmentary report describes a figure named Wise Carndy Man plowing fields far from a nearby road. The scene includes references to Tomahiawks and unfamiliar place names as a crowd gathers along a path. A yard sign notes an age of four for a child observer named Poti.
A chaotic report recounts violent incidents and a self-inflicted wound near a shoreline town. Details include a snake bite, a suicide, and police actions, with references to officials, seized weapons, and alleged protectors. The narrative blends fragmented names, places, and dates into a murky crime scene.
A misspelled fragment discusses Western states backing the Ft Peck Dam project, aiming to channel Missouri River waters for agricultural and industrial development. It notes political push in Congress and potential benefits for northern counties, with emphasis on river control, storage, and flood relief.
Radio highlights feature a mix of program notes and performer mentions across stations WLW WAV and WNT.listed acts include Vine Gollhe Vetee Clee and Guy Vonihardo's ensemble along with Allen Frew and Missed Ft. the piece mentions a narrative of city life and aired segments with several local venues and personalities across stations.
The large clock on the front of the Voophes Savines Bank is out of service today. It has shown no time for 19 hours while awaiting repairs. The bank hopes to resume its clock and reopen the auction of items once the clock is fixed.
The readable fragments show a noisy election narrative with scattered names, places, and actions. It references voting, lines, and candidate mentions, though many phrases are corrupted, making full sense elusive.
A county grand jury will inspect the location where the lynching occurred and where the bodies were found. Officials plan to examine the scene and related evidence, aiming to determine details of the incident and any responsible parties.
Fragmentary OCR text references the Lindberghs and assorted garbled words. The readable items suggest a chaotic account with names and places unclear. No clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the surviving fragments.
A garbled report notes a campaign push against prohibition, with references to Portmaster General Bucley and speeches in Miurfelly, Vu and Portland, Me. The text hints at urging purchases and allegiance to the ban, reflecting wartime or nationalistic rhetoric.
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