08 Jul 1929
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1929
Page
1
The Middlesboro Daily News announces subscription rates by mail and office delivery. Rates include one year twelve months and six month options under United Press Service branding. No further details provided due to damaged OCR.
The Rotary Club backs preserving Ford's Woods as a city park amid talk the surrounding land may be sold. Business leaders urge timely action to secure park land, while the Daily News notes public calls to protect the woods for recreation. Also mentioned is securing Bartlett Mark swimming pool acreage as a nearby desirable convenience.
A candidate outlines duties of the county attorney and advocates modern business administration in county government. He stresses protecting schools, public buildings, and finances while promoting efficient prosecution and legal work across the county.
A fragmented Open Forum letter set argues about newspaper reliability and press freedom amid a chaotic local scene. The writer claims censorship, praises the Daily News, and questions the integrity of officials while referencing political figures and alleged misconduct in a wartime style communal debate.
The damaged OCR recounts a farmer letter with garbled lines about crops, plows, and daily deliveries to families. It mentions a hundred thousand units daily, a smoker’s note in a seafaring line, and a closing signoff from WV Connent. The text references American Flag Line and wartime rhetoric in a hazy, incomplete form.
Professor Nicholson leads a University of Gieults faculty team to a compelling win as All-Stars from Houston and other players shine. The event closes Saturday night with praise for cooperative skill and spirited play among students and staff.
An ACL overturn incident at Plareowdte Sunday left one boy briefly injured after a track mishap. Officials reported no serious casualties as the skidding water damage was contained and the trek was righted enabling resumed operations.
A society item describes a Sunday school event led by Mrs. Mira Baird with community members attending a calm afternoon program. The report mentions a ponic am tha and Saneay afternoons with a rootp campoced activity and anstinly af vallege Ancients alongside lemonade and desserts as the main attractions.
A local Christian Endeavor gathering focused on honesty as the central theme. Program notes include short tales by a group of girls and student performances, with Professor Messin Miller and Harmediabe contributing. The event featured a pageant sketch and a closing talk emphasizing moral guidance.
The column lists numerous local residents hosting or visiting relatives and friends from nearby towns. It notes trips to Barbourville, Morristown, Waynesville, and other locales, with names such as Crowell, Pred, Graham, Triplett, Tipton, Ayers, and Hatcher Miller. Details include weekend visits, university plans, and short stays with relatives.
The Havid run children from Appalachia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ug. WW. Spingler at a picnic in Powell Valley Virginia. Attendees included Mrs. TL Pawedson, Mrs. Reed Grahame, Tillie Hines, and several others as Sunday visits and socializing occurred.
Fragmented notes show Barbourville items mentioning travel and activities. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but reference to local residents and weekend events appears, suggesting brief social and community updates.
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