14 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
1
Reading text shows subscription and mail rates with per week and per month figures. The fragment includes price points like 60 cents, 1% of month, and six months for 20 dollars, indicating historic pricing structures. The exact items and periods are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A fragmented local page recounts court chatter and public notices, mentioning Gilbert and a near court closure, plus stray remarks about Dall News items and a long list of obscure names. It weaves an illogical tribute to public service with gossipy anecdotes and apologia for a classroom feud.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a local note mentioning a person possibly named J. Leostenped and a rehiring from Cin tiaki. It references people such as Mr amd Mes Jehu and Tonia and a day spent in Prints ty Kroxville with various scattered place names. Overall, the text is garbled and difficult to reconstruct into a coherent event.
Fragmentary notes recount a five year ago visit involving relatives and several named individuals including Gibson, Bevin, Gian Stitton, Kivonne Buebanin, and Bill, with mentions of a two weeks trip to an unspecified location and various places such as Losngtony Mix and Wlinsis. The text is garbled but preserves the sense of a personal travelogue with family connections and minor details.
Fragmentary text describes a supposed safe cracking attempt at a site tied to a geometech project. The readable lines mention Holyoke, a person named Tearley Ponting, and a supposed action involving a goa at a Phyl qol i location. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
An unnamed city official visited Somuerael to discuss HS Televbrenen's role in regional projects with Wasinvens and Wasinvens representatives. The visit focused on service improvements and potential sponsorships for community networks.
The text describes women sewing quilts and comforters at three stations for a relief organization. It covers staffing, donations, and distribution to clients, with details on wage activity, materials, window displays, and visits to clients’ homes. It cites numbers of completed items and ongoing monthly totals.
The document cites Sheriff P M Mayer of America and Bt Glair county officials naming seventy three minor workers amid reports of a Communist plot. Aiken says unverifiable leaflets from the Progressive Mine party claim conspiracies in veiled fields and warn of paid ward schemes. The Progressive Mine party is accused of authorizing a broad frame.
Fragmentary notes indicate Insnect Protect in Louisville Kentucky lists George HL Goalman as a director among several names. The document mentions candidates, planning sessions, and a Saturday event related to a restoration or redevelopment project with associates Molin Hughes Willis and Bard Mayhov.
A cryptic report notes unusual activity involving Pavlsimus figures and a figure named Far Hew. The description references a strange scene with purple elements and people in blouses, but details are obscured and unclear.
In Pinchavet New Guinea scenes the jury probes the death of Mya H. Dendley Davidson, ex Elva Sills, with Davidson and another man on the stand. He speaks of love for his 22 year old wife and mentions a Boston trip and a $100,000 annuity. The heiress’s body is found near her home after a trip. Davidson is described as despondent before her death.
A proposal by the Eastern Massachusetts Beekeepers Society seeks to require registration of all bees to allow authorities to check hives. A. Vorley of Cambridge, a chemistry graduate and secretary of the Beekeepers Society, argues the plan targets preventing American foul brood and European foul brood. Prosecutors in the Samuel Inggust case reportedly advise on persistence and effort.
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