13 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
1
Fragmented clippings describe a quirky society promoting ground cherry pie with a campaign to crown the fruit as a leading dessert. The plan includes membership drives, a ceremonial Ground Cherry Vine Pie, and notable officials listed as endorsers or participants.
Fragmented OCR narrates a court or public debate with numerous garbled names and phrases. The piece weaves references to witnesses, defendants, and legal process, set against unclear settings and period tone, yielding a dense but unreadable panorama of a legal confrontation.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions names and places like MICH and pension, with unclear phrasing about an absent person and various odd terms. The readable bits hint at a memorial of sorts or a personnel notice, though many words are garbled and nonstandard. No clear event or outcome emerges from the legible text.
Fragmented OCR text mentions faster payment for the first five men on duty at a fire station and a chant linked to native terms. It includes garbled place and person names and an aged note about Sunday drinking. The readable facts are sparse and unclear.
Patrons enjoyed a school band concert featuring Moonlight Sine Thosey sung by Misses Hate Minton Roth Caskey and Frenows HME. A comedy piece and a march by the band followed with performers including Willer Yeary Billy Covey Bug G Ramsey and Charles Skidnone. Director Medcalf praised supporters, noted funds for a Lexington trip, and welcomed Band Major Gaius Whitfield and Junior Band sponsor Miss Tacqueling Campbell. Absentees cited included Be Payne Patsy Lyons Dorothy Jenni Vow and Joe Primal.
Fragmented OCR text shows a request to keep Harlan Pesple in the county and urges families with children to avoid travel or contact. It references state protection duties and potential penalties for violations, with unclear context and many garbled phrases.
A fragmented account recalls royal patronage rules for poets at Edward VII's coronation. It notes the Office of Poet Laureate's role in assigning verses, the constraints on writing for state ceremonies, and the insistence on celebratory pieces by court poets and maids of honor during the era.
Wilma Marsh arrives home linked with Sherman Gordon and family chatter as Mrs Steele and friends discuss Wilma’s visit and potential match with Selwyn, while Miss Dahl stirs curiosity about a riding lesson and intrudes on Marsh household dynamics in a stalled, rumor-filled day.
Market notes report varied cattle and hog bids with higher steer prices around 160 dollars and heifers firm at 100 dollars. Buyers seek better weights and quality grades, while lighter stock and certain breeds sell lower. Demand appears cautious with multiple lots described as showing selective bidding and pricing.
Culp urges Idaho game department to mail next elk hunt letter by express post. He reports receiving a special permit to hunt elk in Nelway Forest dated Sept 9, but the lottery arrival came months after the elk season closed.
Ernest Ame werd, a Myench-Swiss farmer, now walks eight miles each night after chores to reach London for night study of English. He aims tojoin a light school and improve language skills through self directed learning opportunities.
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