07 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
1
The Daily News lists subscription rates by work at 14 cents per issue and 60 cents per month. Monthly options include HY MAMA at 50 cents, with three months totaling 1.26, six months 2.00, and one year 8.50.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a new warehouse addition is revealed behind a cluttered Middiesbore Handcare Store. White explains the vast space can hold an entire cargo of items from hardware to fertilizer while urging immediate purchases to beat rising prices.
Fragmentary OCR record mentioning individuals with surname fragments and scattered names. It references miss and mr, a Virginia entity, and educational or social terms but lacks coherent events or dates.
An entangled text fragment references Mis Nal Cuayphetl and contemporaries in a disordered segment. It hints at names and places with unclear connections and does not offer a clear event or outcome. Further readable details are insufficient for a precise summary.
Readable fragments reference a ceremony or performance with multiple people and places, but key details are garbled. The text mentions singing, a baby, and a town setting with vague names and roles, leaving the main event unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and phrases like Lucky Turns and a few scattered terms. The text is incomplete and hard to interpret, lacking coherent context or a discernible event, person, or place to summarize into a clear news item.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Cardus as a remedy for appetite and health improvements. Mentions users in Hotstany and Mexas with vague claims of strength gains after use. Notes potential medical distrust and warnings about nonstandard remedies and side effects.
Receipts in the markets reveal a generally active buyers’ mood with higher bid levels for cattle and calves, demand steady for hogs and sheep, and prices varying by weight and grade. Reported figures include hogs around 9.40 for early sales, cattle near 206.50 for 900 to 1,100 pounds, and lambs trading in the 5 to 9 range depending on quality and weight.
Rumors say Governor Laffoon may dismiss Highway Commissioner Fennell as part of a broader reorganization not approved by the general assembly. The Sixth Highway District, including multiple counties, stands as the state's largest road mile area amid ongoing leadership shifts.
Doak, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Middlesbaray, spoke about ministry from two angles. He urged readiness for service, noting ministers reveal human traits and that God sees all. He contrasted preachers with many styles, stressing the ministry’s profound responsibility.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions an incident near the city on February 8 involving a person named Modanel Tae Vixeher and a note about teeth and a year old. The readable text is fragmented and unclear.
A Lexington Experiment Station report states Kentucky farm land under the AAA program will be sown with lespedeza and clover to improve soil. About 75 percent of the land is expected to be seeded, with a seed supply said to be scant. The plant, known as dale or hay and pasture crop, will be usable by June 1.
No Hone Viltle Rock Ark. Attorneys for Mark Shank Akron Ohio, at end of resources, withdrew from their client’s defense in the poison murder case. Shank is scheduled to be electrocuted tomorrow morning.
Werigan Tal Madge, son of Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge, ranked Mussolini and Hitler among the three outstanding world dictators during a Tulane University debate. The Georgia student on the University of Georgia team surprised listeners by naming Long as his “very good friend.”
Pineville high school auditorium hosts the Hi Star home talent presentation The Worlds All Right tonight and tomorrow night. The show aims to draw large crowds with proceeds benefiting the Pineville high school athletic association.
In Fall River Massachusetts Alyce Dane McHenry, a one year old, is reported to be improving after a chest operation that moved her stomach into the abdominal cavity. The official bulletin notes her condition remains delicate with yesterday's progress not yet sustained.
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