29 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
1
A fragment from January 2, 1861 shows Abraham Lincoln advising his relative John Julnise Lincoln Jr. on overcoming debt and idle habits. The missive urges work, budgeting money, and steady labor to escape poverty, detailing steps to secure wages and repay debts while stressing familial responsibility.
The Lincoln Players will present a dramatic music play about Stephen Foster in Dulce Hall Friday and Saturday, April 12 and 13. It highlights Foster’s life and love, features songs like My Old Kentucky Home, Old Folks at Home, Oh Susannah and Beautiful Dreamer, and notes a cast of forty with a claim of the best ensemble yet at the university.
In a dated, urgent letter, Lincoln advises a debtor of consequences if payment is not made. He stresses the threat of losing land and possession, urging timely settlement and warning against continued delay. The tone is firm and legal, focusing on repayment and rights.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a coal industry regulation proposal aimed at treating production and distribution as a public utility. It outlines a commission’s plan to levy taxes and regulate market share, with concerns about affordability and regional administration challenges.
Tipadwood and Se Dee The pw White Galey forest road nears completion as crews finish the final mile in a canyon. Foresters say blasting is needed to widen a narrow span between two rock pillars, with opening targeted for April 16 and announced by Theaters Krenyger, forest superintendent.
Plans discussed to aid 50 000 rural families as defined by population and state emergency relief criteria. The program combines financial and advisory help with rural rehabilitation authorities, aiming to sustain families through farming plus forestry and other work. Mayhew described preliminary, changeable plans targeting self-sustaining livelihoods and addressing poor land areas and regional needs.
Washington reports a purchase of 44 889 acres in Southeastern Kentucky to enlarge the Cumberland Preserve. The deal totals about 2 908 000 dollars with 288 100 dollars for the initial tract, to be protected and managed under U S Forest Service guidance with Civilian Conservation Corps support.
The readable portion of the Daily News classified text is limited. It appears to be a fragment, offering no clear item or action. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
A dramatic chapter recounts Consuelo, a deaf mute girl loved by a hunter, and her entangled fate with Marco and Stewart Clackmire. She confronts a lost wedding night, a defiant plan to run away, and a final act of choosing love over duty as emotions spill amid a forest rendezvous.
Market activity varied with 17,000 hogs and 14,000 sheep described as slow but generally steady. Hog prices around 9 dollars with some higher offers. cattle receipts about 5,000 with cows and heifers steady to weak. calves and lambs listed with modest gains and mixed middle-market trends. Bulls and other classes noted at varied, sometimes lower, values.
Vague report notes higher summer flow in Muir Woods due to recent rains. Articles mention Anglers and wildlife activity with unclear references to spawning and local patrols. The CDC and MR are referenced but details are obscured in the text.
Fragmentary draft notes describe a fox occupying a crow's nest in a pine tree near Fredericksburg Washington. The text references birds, Spotteylvania County and military terms, but the meaning is unclear and numerous garbled phrases hinder a full reconstruction.
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