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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
2
A collage of church, club, and home life items highlights an evening with local dignitaries, birthday honors, charity drives, and school or church activities. It mentions plantings for spring, contributions for the Home, and various attendees and locations, including Knoxville and McCorkle’s bookstore events.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Metropolitan Life and a notable author or figure linked to a contest or alliance. The legible elements include a reference to Glee TEI and a Rowling related element, with unclear context and no complete event or outcome.
Four Montgomery citizens were under treatment after rabid dogs bit them on Monday. The group includes Mrs Cora Pritchert Daisy Wenger Mrs O G Anderson and St H Reynolds as health officials note a new spike in local dog rabies cases.
At a hearing before Major Marold C. Fiske, U S District Development engineer, officials from Tennessee pressed for permits for river power and dam projects in the East Tennessee Development Company plan. Governor Peay attended, Chattanooga and Knoxville chambers urged approvals, while critics cited publicity, information gaps, and public utility controls.
Three veniremen were called in Marysville for the trial of William Sheffey on a murder case. He faces two counts including assault and attempted abduction, plus a housebreaking allegation.
A damaged text fragment mentions a local gas matter and a car, with ambiguous names and events. Readable details point to a brief notice about an upcoming action or investigation without clear dates or participants.
An OCR fragment notes a debate on prohibition on the Senate floor with references to Willis and legal figures. The readable text hints at a prohibition context and judicial or procedural arguments, though much is garbled.
A garbled 19th century boxing piece recounts Ruth Walton seeking to shed pounds for a bout. It references trainer figures, a New York arena, and a public campaign atmosphere around a weight cut, with scattered notes on opponents and preparation and a blurred battle narrative.
Fragmented report describes an injured player and team concerns lacking clear names or dates. It mentions attempts to drain, a rising workload, and possible recovery plans through daily walks. The piece notes ongoing uncertainty about long term fitness and impact on the squad.
An old dispatch details frigid conditions across Kentucky and surrounding states. Northeastern areas face easing wind but continuing cold with potential light snow in portions of the region. Temperatures drop tonight into Wednesday with risky travel conditions and brief bursts of wintry mix in parts of the South and Atlantic states.
Cloudy skies and light precipitation expected across Mississippi and Tennessee regions with cold fronts approaching. Mentioned: cooler west portions, possible rain or sleet, with a drop in overnight temperatures and colder Wednesday morning conditions.
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported the South Georgia Railroad extension from Perry to Monticello, Florida, as favorable. The line would connect with Atlantic Coast Line for a continuous transport system along the east coast, aiding freight and passenger movement to Jacksonville for distribution.
150 ft front on Cumberland Ave between 10th and Lith Street. A modern bungalow, 14 room dwelling, 24 by 40 business house with a 6 room second floor flat, warehouse 25 by 50, and space for a fraternal hall and large shops. Barns at the rear. C Sellers. Phone 358 Kentuck.
In Sington on December 1, deputies report efforts to raise normal exemptions in the new tax bill were rejected. An amendment to lift exemption for married persons to 0,000 and for single persons to 2,500 failed 207 against, signaling the committee’s lines of 3,500 for married and 1,500 for single will stand.
Fragmentary listing notes a light truck module and a five room house at 1510 Hust Cumberland age, with a Cal 93 entry and a phone number a5. The listing references a rental at The Taster Store and a Chean 1 second tard modulince.
Per Gal oe Per Peck Per Half Bushel is oS Per Bushel Two fifty Also an extraordinary car of bananas Big fine Bananas per dozen twenty five cents Also oranges rolling and arriving Friday or Saturday Located at the Corner of Lothbury and 19th Street J L Hicks Met.
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