01 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1939
Page
1
Market notes show cattle receipts and prices drifting with holdovers and variable bids. Chicago listings indicate steady activity, with hogs and cattle mixed as buyers push for top quotes while some weights and categories soften. Grain markets advance slightly on May futures, with prices lifting across several tracked grain classes.
Readable fragments describe farmers adopting new cultivation methods and improved yields. The text mentions Lake Giles and western regions, with references to rice growers and potential daily outputs. Names and precise details are unclear due to damage.
A jitterbug contest for colored couples will be held at Sehines's Manyutgy. Entries from colored couples are invited and prizes of $1, 12, and $2 will be awarded. Winners chosen by audience applause. notify Mr Jy for entry details.
Washington columnist Charles P. Stewart reviews Representative Fish’s anti Communist stance and tolerance toward radicals. He notes Fish’s past investigations, quarantining ideas, and mixed praise for G.O.P. reform, while calling him a keen yet occasionally extreme lawmaker in the era of the New Deal.
A Cleveland program trains Bible students to become preachers and teachers while supporting themselves. Students live with their employers and complete daily duties, combining work with religious study at the college. The arrangement funds schooling and housing as students study Deuteronomy and other scriptures.
In a chapter from a prison tale a daughter visits her father in the gray walls of a penitentiary. The scene blends sorrow, garden memories, and the claustrophobic routine of life behind bars as a nurse and warden navigate loyalties, fear, and the tension of a looming crisis.
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