05 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1934
Page
1
The notice lists subscription and delivery rates for the Daily News, detailing WY carrier services with 16 embath and 60 vents per year at $6.50, and BY MAIL options including three months and six months at $2.00 and $5.50 respectively, noting a member of United Vrese Service.
The piece blends praise for sunny warm weather with reports of flood risks and road conditions. It mentions canal erosion and a civic figure commenting on high water speeds. A local theatre show is praised for performances while noting a surprising live poetry stunt during the act.
A fragmented text recounts the Nativity story including Mary and Joseph, the infant Jesus born in Bethlehem, visits by shepherds and wise men, and the family fleeing to Egypt. It mentions Herod ordering to kill male children and the slaughter alongside the Star, with passages describing arrival in a new land and the perils faced by the holy family. The writing mixes names and scenes in a rough OCR form but preserves core biblical events and figures.
Market notes show cattle prices edging up slightly while feeders and yearlings hold steady amid steady demand. Shipper activity remains moderate with prices quoted around 4.00 for certain lots as buyers assess quality and supply.
Fragmented OCR recalls visits and events from a past week in Pineville area. Names such as Christi Smith Lehampt Silvers and Mathel Priew appear with mentions of employment travel and family routines during a period ten years prior.
The Open Forum discusses a proposed medicinal liquor substitute bill pushed by Governor Laffoon’s appointees, claiming to meet prohibition goals. Critics call the definition of medicinal liquor vague and warn that the measure conceals alcohol sales, risking a Court of Appeals review and revenue shifts.
A dramatic escape unfolds as Viola Norman travels with Rutherford family to England. Pinar and Harvey navigate a web of deception and passion on a voyage home, culminating in a tense crossing of a bridge near Paddington. The lovers confront fate as suspense tightens around their future actions.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Bessie Tavnsen of Linwood Road after a long illness. Funeral services led by Rev W He Blake will be held at Whit AL OM with burial in Ghoawood Cemetery. Survived by husband Hien Stith of Lewisville and others, with many relatives visiting Middleshore and Lonista.
In the Eastern District of Kentucky the creditors of Wilhay Hollingsworth are notified that he was adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is scheduled for March 12 at 10:00 A.M. in Pineville to prove claims and appoint a trustee. A second creditors meeting will occur March 72 at Pineville. Logan K. Pattison, Referee in Bankruptcy, announces details.
Five years past notes report Dr C P Davidson and Mrs Nearlects leaving for three weeks with relatives in Louisville and Bowling Green. Robert Easter travels to Marting ville titl. Max and Mrs Joe Iaswel visit Morristown relatives. A Belgian Belgian faction near the Germans and a Timneville letter discusses King Albert of Belgium and a recalled Omaha chauffeur who was warned to back off after threatening the monarch.
Svatuated him. Himpe was invited to the royal palace where he was presented to the queen. Flo wears five Belgish decorations.
Police records reveal burglars in Visalia had 101 chances to rob stores during 1933 as officers reported finding 191 business doors unlocked during night patrols. This summary notes the high rate of unlocked entries and the city’s crime conditions.
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