19 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
1
The D Daily News lists publishing details in Middlesborn Kentucky with rhythm of weekly and monthly subscription rates. Rates show carrier options at sixteen cents per week and steady yearly prices, alongside mail subscriptions for six months and one year totals.
Charles P. Stewart analyzes the convoluted war debt issue as diplomats and officials struggle to interpret reparations and payments. The piece notes confusion among leaders, with references to American policy debates, international expectations, and the looming financial settlements amid a web of legal and political tangles.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and terms without coherent narrative. It alludes to people, events, and locations in a jumbled stream, making extraction of a clear incident or outcome difficult.
The Daily News reports a campaign criticizing municipal ownership of utilities. It argues towns and villages with municipally owned systems pay higher taxes yet save on rates over private companies. It claims current wholesale rates are lower for private firms, while public ownership reduces private profits and spurs investment in local services.
A fragmented and unclear market summary appears, with numerous garbled phrases and misread names. Despite the noise, it references Cincinnati markets, various entities, and potential price and supply notes, though specific details are largely unreadable.
Fragmented text describes a bizarre recipe and cooking methods for carp, naming preparations, ingredients, and steps in a garbled style. It mentions Gov ernor Tele and scattered references to Pennsylvania and local traits, interspersed with nonsensical phrases and broken terms.
A fragmentary notice recalls social visits and local arrivals at Ridgewond Row residence in a July period. The text mentions Mrs Robert Hitters Troberd and Miss deere Trawlys with guests from Colimbus Moe Phelan Meeth and Phel why.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Penney Company and others with scattered names and dates. Readable items include Water Lowry and September, with unclear actions or outcomes.
A corrected note recalls a brutal Daily News feature describing a man handling a Bible. The piece highlights a misprint and clarifies the intended reference to a Biblical verse, noting the original error and the corrected phrasing.
The scene follows a perilous chase at sea with a white boat closing in on a nearing schooner. Larry Holmex and Tom Racy lead a canoe race across treacherous reefs as Livingston resists capture, while secret plans and a rescued captive strain the group toward a precarious island exit.
A garbled report cites Rainey arguing publicity is needed for Reconstruction efforts. References to press coverage, congressional testimony, and party conflicts appear amid fragmented notes on public notices, political commentary, and legislative actions.
A truckload of silver bullion was sent to the Holyoke Water Power Company under a 1857 contract granting bullion use for power rentals. The shipment was tied to payments by check, which the company argued invalidated the bullion's privilege.
The Shoppe clerks in Powkiac near Oakland’s fishing harbors sell worms for six dozen at 25 cents. Local bait stand advertises Ale House Worms and supplies for fisher men. The text notes the shop’s location near popular fishing spots and mentions monetary pricing.
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