13 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1936
Page
1
A fragment from a Virginia rural note recounts highway work toward the saddie of the Gap on the Hon tivky side and a hoped completion of a gravel surface. It discusses drought spelling debates, a local trading code on grain prices, and concerns about fair prices amid harvest tensions.
Fragmentary text describes eerie noises as a turkey and fowl react to a nocturnal owl. A turkey vulture and an unseen threat contribute to a tense scene with startled animals.
A fragmented note hints at Beowsder Pord tive entering a popular money program in Ark REGS, with Dianters and WOK cited as key players in what appears to be an emerging local event.
The notice describes swimming park sessions with alternating days Wednesday to Friday and a Sunday morning period for water privileges. It mentions instruction, prepaid prices, and age-based rates, with different charges for children and adults. Lockers cost additional fees and special arrangements may apply.
A milk dealer rejects a charge of selling beer with dairy products. The article notes his denial, mentions a drought context, and references a court or licensing issue with a $100 license claim. No clear names or places are readable, but the piece discusses prohibition era style enforcement and alleged public publicity concerns.
A troubled report states Cadman died Sunday from peritonitis after a medical procedure. The record mentions a hospital stay and unclear details about the operation and persons involved. Local observers describe a chaotic sequence of events surrounding the death.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe student leadership lines including names and roles. The text mentions a group with seven or eight individuals and two men, plus references to a directorate and a city context, but details are garbled and no clear outcome or dates emerge.
A fragmented report outlines a new proposal from Lewis Sudrits amid spurious references to peace talks and industry aims. The text mentions the Levens Cretion and Vedgrutian of Tole while alluding to production, experimentation, and organizational aims in an unclear geopolitical context.
A readable fragment notes a gathering linked to the Townsend group in Cleveland with mentions of political factions, potential candidates like Rep Wilf, and rising tensions around a Walon Party alliance. It references discussions on national hours and district alignment amid unclear details.
Edward L. Johnaoy and league presidents report that the publicity drive boosts tourism. Cincinnati invites the League to participate in the Halloween Carnival with a float and parade plans. The next meeting will be in Barbourville in September with officials from multiple towns attending, except for Williamabare and Barboureville.
garbled lines describe a continuation of a Boy Scout camp event with activities such as diving and religious services. The readable portions indicate many visitors attend, a Sunday service was held, and ongoing plans for a second period with someone named Acuff or Pry mentioned in passing.
Kulvieh defeated Lor and Meep Porntlil, with Lor governog, in a July 4 election. An elite board of elections heard arguments alleging ballot manipulation and absentee voting irregularities. Clyde Hoey, noted as the byword of the majority, defers to the inquiry while McDonald, cited in the case, declined comment.
Meelsineville, Ny Yem hosts a village event drawing a large crowd amid lively displays and local pageantry. Calendar lists farm and 4-H club meetings across Kell County with schools and leaders named for Fern Lake, Happy Valley, Long End, and other communities.
Joan Spencer, a young teacher, travels from Boston to New York for a social summer at Sloane’s residence. She prepares outfits, reconnects with Alex, and contemplates fame and romance amid a world of prestige, art, and Upper East Side circles as plans unfold for Europe.
In Grainger County two men were wounded in separate shootings Sunday afternoon. Lawrence Simmons, 28, was shot by his brother Witlam Simmons at Bey Ridge and was later hospitalized with bullet wounds to the shoulder and abdomen. Frank Cain, 26, wounded J. W. Henry, 7, and deputies pursued further details while recalling a prior September slaying involving Cain Honey.
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