15 May 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
1
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Fragmented town chatter discusses bumble bees red clover and gardening woes. The piece shifts to a political scene in Hell County noting a wage court squabble and a Governor’s court lodging a controversial vote. A university centennial plan from Missouri highlights Missouri's long history in higher education.
Commodity markets report mixed movement across wool and meat sectors. Prices for light-weight and mid-weight sheep show uneven demand with firmness in some lots while others retreat. Wool values slip on weaker demand yet higher farmgate quotes surface for select lots, with cattle and lambs trading unevenly and fluctuating.
The article notes the Hite Attia dialect and Newthorm Bille Syeiety edition of the Bible, with 288 different Afvisan tongues listed but lacking translations. Miagalety possession and an appeal for samples appear amid the obscure text.
Fragmentary record recalls names and places linked to events ten years past. Mentions Mrs. Banaliy Stanford Geore Pomphrey Loxton Pamphrey Knoxville Richmond and other locales with limited readable detail.
Mea GW Thalley entertained her bridge club and two guests in Louisville with trips to Cincinnati. Miss Ay So Thienes, Mere and Mam accompanied by I. Pushee spent the week away, visiting Hod Mord Glenn and Miss Morley Babiter before returning home.
Mrs W A Bewall Jr of Texas reports severe fatigue and sleepiness with chills that kept her in bed for days. After taking Cardui she improved, regained energy, and left bed early. She and Ther Thomsons testify Cardui benefited them and recommend it to others.
Four H Club county contest demonstrations will be judged May 10 at 10:00 a.m. in multiple communities including Tunethia Maude Para and others. University of Kentucky tied judge Elizabeth P will oversee demos. Training on Making the Most of Old Pur Nikonoe to be led May 14. Advisory Council meeting May 1d with club presidents. Featured song for parting reflects fond memories as 4-H friends part.
A mixed column includes reader questions and witty exchanges with W P Slusher Jr, letters from Artemus Ky and St Paul Va, plus short local notes from Concordia Kan and Taylor Tex about restraining orders, water dowsing, and bootlegger counts.
Fragmentary text mentions an anti Dill platformer Pied AL Mean and Indiana state senators. Notes a Democratic nomination and a photograph with Wiggen around Dillfinges. Mentions Crown Mount county jail and a prosecutor Robert Webs with national comment.
Austin Texas reports a traditional May 17 ceremony renewing the Bluebonnet chain at the University of Texas. The event, once restricted to upperclassmen, now includes sophomores and freshmen in the so called swigout. Nearby Pueblo Colorado notes ranger radios aid in forest firefighting.
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