18 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
1
A reader letter style piece surveys regional pride and confused loyalties across Georgia Kentucky and Texas. It laments editorial stances, notes persistent Georgia sentiment, and contrasts local culture with distant claims as it reflects on newspaper voice and identity.
Fragmented OCR outlines a corporate acquisition involving TVA and TPS with scattered proper nouns and unclear details. The partial read hints at property transfer, regional names, and unrelated filler phrases, presenting a tangled, non-cohesive record.
A garbled OCR report mentions Lane Ts appointment and hospital matters. It references Caro Cathant and MNAHY Haig AOU, with scattered phrases about a fight or dispute and a possible share issue. The text is incomplete and unclear.
Fragmentary market ledger lists cattle and sheep entries with prices such as 648.60 and 8.50, mentioning slaughters, lambs, and vealers. References to auctions, bids, and various livestock types appear amid scattered vendor names and sums.
A garbled OCR summary lists numerous personal names, places, and scattered events across multiple locales. Mentions include Washington visits, Virginia West Virginia, Chivasca Nay, and Mairead. references to Mrs and Mr figures, schools, and operations appear without coherent narrative, suggesting a fragmented town record or obituary cluster.
A field report depicts refugee families displaced by TVA development facing bewilderment and loss. Residents mourn homes, churches, and farms while fearing ruin for their communities as government plans move forward and compensation falls short.
A boiler blast at a mill killed John Bart Mills, 42, and injured Downs Marsini, with several workers swept by scalding water. The boiler lifted a wall and debris buried parts of the hillside as Mill and Stumba opened the mill.
An unclear obituary note mentions Bent Wilton and Kilevekon Wiginthinge, with stray references to Mr. Witten, a native of Honan, and a springville area game warden. The text includes garbled phrases about fish hatcheries and wardens, providing no cohesive event or date.
Fragmentary obituary item references many scattered names and places, with scattered mentions of a death and a sermon. The readable parts point to a local community notice about mourners and a church gathering at Mt. Caron Chive Sundry.
Readable excerpt details a muddled affair at Granitehead with Joan, Drew, and Penelope. Tensions rise between Adelaide and Joan over money and status while Drew pressures Joan toward a secret betrothal, glimpsed amid social clashes, seaside setting, and a looming departure.
Louisville district office tabulates Bell County wholesale activity from 1933 census reports. Forty seven establishments with net sales of 898000 employed full time and part time workers, salaries totaling 119000 and 2012 part time employees. Statewide figures show 12 wholesale outlets with 25 million in sales, salaries 1928000, payrolls down 1 percent, counting shifts since 1924 and 1929 data.
Mrs Carlie Brooks, recently operated on at Lie Evans Hospital in Middlesboro, is convalescing at home with H T Brooks before returning home. Mrs Abbig Chadwell, nursing a sprained ankle, is improving. Mae Robinsgy and Mir Mr Rohingon visited Tunewell Friday and Dayton Markey with family in Tennessee.
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