23 Jan 1941
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1941
Page
1
An OCR fragment from The Daily News appears with garbled publishing data, pricing notes, and circulation figures. It mentions Middlesboro Kentucky and surrounding counties Bell Lee and Giasborne with various rates for different regions and subscription terms.
The piece argues for careful debate on U S aid policy, urging calm, accuracy, and rational limits on presidential powers. It cautions against overblown rhetoric and calls for thoughtful weighing of aid levels against war risk, with a focus on clear congressional oversight.
In Grande, Oregon, Central School’s organ was found out of order by a tuner who concluded it had not been tuned since April 18, 1889. A local avolopist claims the beaver is a lazy animal and unintelligent, casting further doubt on the item.
Chicago markets show steady demand with varied live cattle and calf trade. Slaughter cattle mostly steady to weak, heavy butchers 7.90 to 8.16, lighter trade firmer. calves and yearlings steady to weak. Sheep and lambs see active feeding demand, top fat lambs around 10.25 to 10.50, ewes steady, stock cattle modestly firmer on select lots.
Irgi O. Swanson, father of quadruplets, announces the loss of all four infants born to his wife Kiva in Michigan City Ind. The quadruplets died within hours of birth, marking a heartbreaking tragedy for the family.
Market receipts show cattle and vealers steady with slow demand for medium to barely good slaughter cattle. Lambs active at 84 to 91 pounds, ewes down. Prices include vealers 12.50 to 13.50, cows 4.75 to 6.20, bulls 7.50, and various cattle classes. Also mixed commentary on radio language ban and Greek political notes.
The narrator Nancy and Cary Essex IV discuss a theft of notes from Cary and Aunt Althea’s circle. Suspicions rise that Aunt Althea and Horace Rand conspire to halt a book, with Nancy and Cary weighing who among the grandfather’s papers holds crucial clues as they await further discovery.
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