10 May 1935
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
1
The Dickinson County posting reports subscription rates and carrier delivery details for the afternoon paper. It lists prices per week and month, and notes mail options and rates. The snippet references the post office and local staff roles.
The town debates Straw Hat Day and the nation’s Save Younger Man charity efforts. Letters mention National Sincere Month and Spring Fever Week with playful commentary on editorials and community actions.
Beknont township farmer trades his potatoes for a pair of horses in Kansas after storms cause a potato shortage. He heads southwest with a runable truck and a father in Kansas, trading produce for the animals to pull his rig. The journey ends in a wreck involving the horses on the truck.
France pays tribute to the first aviator Clement Aden, with a tenth anniversary ceremony noting his pioneering flight in 1897. Officials led by Air Mister General nit planned a wreath and memorials to honor his contributions to aviation history.
Furious crowd and city officials clash as advocates argue for or against building a municipal power plant. Speakers condemn a proposed diesel emitter project while workers envision wage and holiday benefits. Local merchants seek a weekly half day for employees to boost business.
Bell County planning a community Center project is highlighted as 4 Boy Scout troops and other service club projects advance locally. Speaker Blallard discusses Exchange value and a controversial power plan proposing Kentucky Utilities power purchase and a city distribution network.
A severe storm struck near Lesington in Gallaher county causing extensive damage to a barn and stock, including mules, with losses estimated around three thousand dollars. Winds knocked out a section of property on the Tugwell Cave Pike. Nearby pasture stock were scattered. In Westfield Massachusetts four grandchildren share a birthday on August 20.
Archaeological notices from Fruita Utah indicate fragments of ancient wheat medelogian code in Amare Jo a may be included in the proposed Wonderland National Monument near here.
A reader from Chiefland Florida endorses a laxative tonic called Hewitt's Black-Draught. The letter describes constipation leading to fatigue, headaches, and a dulled taste, asserting the product purges waste by cleansing the system and restoring energy.
A troubled star in a gypsy themed production battles fame dream and stage demands. She recalls a past of freedom as agents press for onstage perfection while Consuelo the gypsy counsel her. The phone rings, tension rises, and a ring sparks doubt about true ownership and allegiance.
The passage portrays pioneering spirit driving industrial growth and social change. It claims transforming posts into trade hubs created a new civilization, reshaping social standards around industrious prowess. It notes Middlesbrough and Bell county as focal points for a lifetime effort toward landmark publicity.
Lowisville report says Elliott Riddle turned over chain letters buried in the Louisville post office after a Washington ruling made chain letters punishable by up to $1000 in fines and five years' imprisonment. Over 100 callers contacted the post office yesterday, but none turned in letters while Riddle expected the craze to fade. Nectarine paid $18.80 at Churchill Downs.
Receipts totaled around 12 000 with 6 000 direct and slow steady demand. Early sales 5 to 10 cents higher. cattle and calves show mixed prices by weight and grade. Hogs and sheep receipts strong with best carcass values noted for Colorado fed steers and yearlings.
Rochester Indiana reports Halbert Thompson of Kokomo set a night fishing lure using a minnow and caught a Blue Bill duck the next morning. The duck appeared snagged on the line and was freed.
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