10 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
1
Middlesboro Daily News published every afternoon except Sunday by Citizens News Company Inc, editor Robert L. Kincaid. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail, with postal info and United Press affiliation.
Henry Ford plans to add 1,000 workers and shorten shifts to raise weekly output by 6,400 cars and push daily production beyond 8,000. The move could flood the market with over 2.5 million new vehicles yearly, raising questions about whether the country can sustain such growth without harming wage earners and overall prosperity.
In Cumberland Gap Tennessee reports note injuries from a violent event. Names such as Tyler Johnson and Mrs Fannie Brooks appear among unsettled details. A mayoral or local health update mentions lingering cases of a coughing illness and a decree in force, with uncertainty over specific outcomes.
Fragmentary Barbourville items note cemetery events at Bidogeville and local notices involving residents Mis Walther, Distt of bey tngten, and Mise Ann Marcily Brighr. The jumble preserves names and places amid unclear phrases and dates.
Mantel Ob ado and Charles Maiden issue a notice from Glas Cinbati urging adherence to Appalachian Way proposals to improve the region’s road system. A public meeting is planned at Marion on September 5 to discuss traffic impacts, rights of way, and potential state support for widening the route.
The Wise county supervisors, during a regular session on Tuesday, rejected an appropriation call of 15. The December meeting saw prior approval from members but the final decision followed an interpretation of the county’s wishes.
Rowlett plans a new storefront at a relocated site described as a previously occupied building. The move aims to begin hosting operations within a few days, with Moore and local authorities noted in the brief.
Mt Carmel School announces restart services this Sunday after a break due to ongoing disruptions. The decision follows discussions with staff and local authorities to ensure safety and continuity of education for students and families in the area.
Jennings conducts chapel Tuesday morning delivering a devotional and inspiring talk that was deeply appreciated by attendees.
Mrs Clark opens a new cafe described as a rating place on Lae fi street near the east towers. The former Bluebird Cafe site is taken over by the Te companys and renamed, with plans to offer services in the valley placer area.
Rose Hill urges the Upward Look to foster an individual consciousness of growth and power. The town has progressed in two years with new buildings, rising business activity, and growing schools and churches, and should push forward with continued civic effort and pride.
Students from Rose Hill Mivi sehen prepare for Victory Day activities with a legal WoT, poets, and a program featuring spectators and participants. Rev Hutt ail Dp Malteson and others will present. The ceremony includes a welcome and national rehibitions, inviting Pheny avoraber cily to attend at the school auditorium.
In the community the Rose Hill High School opened Monday with the first day classes underway. A new pupil enrollment was recorded and noted amid efforts to resume normal routines after disruptions.
Fragmentary OCR note describes Slemp aiding his home church, the Methoriet Church South, with a planned event and fundraising tied to a national political circle. Details are garbled but indicate involvement and specified donors or totals. Aimed at church support and community efforts in the local area.
A fragmented notice indicates a fund request related to church stewardship with unclear names and places. The legible parts reference a church and a drive for financial support, but key details remain obscured by OCR errors.
Marion Hood Tra visits with relatives including Mrs. Mil Thompson and Mrs. Levi Shacklefari.Miss Mary Petty spent time with family in Appalachia and Wilma and Marion helped with school. Omitted and unclear names indicate a busy round of visits, social calls, and minor business.
The Minnesota legislature convened in St Paul with a Republican majority as Governor Christianson seeks economy. Speaker John A Johnson Crofton and Senate Presiding Officer W J Nolan began their third terms. Bills include raising state gas tax, a $20 8 million highway loan, and a forestry program while debates loom over diverting funds to county roads. Bond booster clubs form statewide amid a showdown with the governor on economy.
A historic text fragment discusses a forestation program designed to yield timber products, reclaim over a million idle acres due to delinquent taxes, and create a wildlife refuge. It mentions various housing types and concerns about farm comfort and antiquated dwellings.
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