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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
Ninteen citizens appeared in Lexington police court for driving with defective lights. They pleaded guilty and were fined with costs by Police Judge Joseph I Bullock. The scene marked a repeat of a prior week when about a hundred violators faced the judge for infractions of city ordinances on faulty automotive lighting.
Virginia Norton, former Norton boy and current principal of Alice Hixty School and acting minister at Atlee Baptist Church, will redo the commencement sermon for Norton graduates at 11 00 a m at the Baptist Church. A 16 year old orphan in Kingsport was mistreated and burned last Friday night by Fred Archer Emery Coke and Mess Morelovk, all of Kingsport.
In Knoxville, J G Stereth plans a furniture establishment and theatre building on South Gay Street. The six story front will rise above the sidewalk with three below, a white stone facade facing Main thoroughfare. Bids and bids timing were noted as pending.
Serious condition reported with little hope as information comes from Kingsport hospital. The fragment mentions an incident involving Short and a deed by playmates, with garbled text and unsure details about timing and context.
An excerpt lists radio stations and broadcast times across the United States and Canada, including WLS in Chicago and WEY and WBZ in New York Springfield and Philadelphia markets, with references to daylight times and station call letters. The garbled OCR mentions a house plan and a daughter, suggesting a fragmentary personal note amid the listing.
A garbled OCR style note mentions tax commission duties and a local election process in Ohie County. It names 후보 및 people with unclear roles, reference to a candidate slate and alleged agenda items. The text remains fragmentary with many unreadable segments and stray foreign terms.
Ian a candidate for Republican nomination for Jailer of Bell County pledges support for August 1, 1925, primary. He seeks public favor, argues for inaugurating Juvenile Courts in Middieshara to handle welfare of children, vows sympathy to prisoners’ relatives, and promises diligent duties under law.
A garbled passage weaves a jumble of names, places, and phrases about bans, work, and media, producing a puzzling snippet with few clear facts. The text hints at cultural or political tensions, mismatched terms, and a possible book or write up, but specific details remain obscured.
To the voters the candidate announces his bid for the Republican nomination for County Judge in the August primary. He vows to serve with diligence, curb crime, protect youth, maintain county property and finances, improve roads, cooperate with civic groups, and earn the public’s trust as a faithful public servant rather than a politician.
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