14 May 1927
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1927
Page
1
An early plan for a large Middleshoro merchants festival and auto show is under discussion. Local business leaders urge broad participation to share costs and ensure a successful trade promotion event.
The Derby day scene in Louisville draws about eighty thousand fans. From the trolley lines to the infields, spectators flock to Churchill Downs amid chatter on favorites and horses like Scapa Flow and Lova Widener entries.
Fragmentary notices list Mrs Wye, Miss Nell Cimee, Steveneh, and Kathleen visiting, with references to a former resident at a nearby hotel and a man named Thareday arriving in ill health. The text mentions Miss Kathleen visiting Otis Ginties and a Mrs aml Mis.
Stockholders are notified of a declared dividend payable on May 2. Record date is April 5 in the Kentucky atelines era. Corporate secretary Ada Popile signs the notice.
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