07 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1938
Page
1
Market notes from Cincinnati and Chicago show cattle, calves, and sheep receipts with varied bid offers. Prices range for cattle and hogs, with lambs steady to weak as buyers and sellers adjust to slower trade and lighter demand.
Galunibus, senior in Ghia State University College of Agriculture, Van Wort county native, defies norms by becoming a full fledged livestock auctioneer at age 22. If the King and Queen of England visit the United States next year, we hope their arrival is celebrated.
At a campus ball, Sara Sue Davis and Peaches Pome vie for attention amid a glittering crowd. Don Romero Detedor and Thornton Holgate mingle with Dallas and Houston figures as Sara Sue’s status rises while Peaches plots to outshine her rival.
Stewart Says Marcantonio holds a brief from a very curious district in New York's 20th. The piece outlines rapid party shifts by LaGuardia and Lanzetta and notes Marcantonio's moves between Republican and American Labor Party alignments. It discusses a volatile balance of power among Republicans, Democrats, and minor parties.
A fragmented weather column from the Daily News pages shows a reader asking about how weather reports are obtained while a visitor arrives at Campbell’s home with a plea for aid. The scene references a man named Pedy Me-1 Aim THind and a keeper offering assistance as a door is opened. The text is garbled and several proper names are unclear.
Springfield prediction shows Illinois leading the nation with a 3 percent share of total soybean output, scoring 40 percent according to data released by federal and state agricultural departments.
Citizens and women’s groups rally against inflated food costs and poor scale practice in a community forum. The piece urges households to verify weights on deliveries, protest mispricing, and insist on accurate scales, noting common abuses by merchants and the need for vigilance.
Fragmented OCR yields a scientific discussion about mineral levels in animal blood, referencing phosphorus and a study at a state veterinary college. The garbled text mentions Asst Taw Urey and Gange value, with scattered phrases about range, blood work, and experimental aims.
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