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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
2
Local clubs and churches announce events including a reception for Drs Adama and family at First Baptist Church, a Woman's Missionary Society meeting at First Presbyterian, and Rally Day activities. Also mentioned are student choir performances, Miss Pippin’s fundraising, and family news from area residents.
The report lists numerous individuals visiting Knoxville Harrogate Middlesboro and Shelbyville for weekends and family gatherings. Names include Miss Dorothy Hoskins Miss Pauline Hoskins Miss Jbialy Montgomery Miss Evelyn Haskew Miss Clara Tucker and Mrs Clyde Taarween among others, with trips featuring relatives from Corbin and Shelbyville and a chain of weekend stays and social calls.
Fragmentary text lists names and terms such as Paula Ghureie HRSA CIEK and Miss Lela Thiru, with stray letters and numbers. The readable portion offers no coherent event or context to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and names, making it hard to extract a coherent event. The readable fragments mention possible places and persons, but no clear date, action, or outcome is evident.
An opaque OCR fragment mentions pastors and names in a garbled public notice style. The readable parts reference a pastor and local figures, but the text is largely unintelligible with broken phrases and scattered proper nouns.
Fragmented OCR text shows a municipal or league meeting with scattered names and dates. Readable names include Sandy and Haworth with mentions of leagues and a campus setting. Concrete actions, dates, places are not recoverable, leaving the item as a rough public notices fragment.
Billy Evans lauds the Washington infield as the greatest seen, citing standout players such as Grantham and Judge and contrasting with Pirates on defense and offense. He notes Washington’s strong fielding and hitting potential while highlighting key comparisons to the Pirates and national league peers.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and items tied to a horticultural display. Mentions include local figures such as Shani and De Leon Judea, with references to a committee and a display event. The text is illegible in parts but centers on a community exhibition of bulbs and flowers and associated personalities.
Readable fragments describe a local notice involving Mdtteshopa and a named official. The text references a city action and a proposed inquiry or appointment, with unclear dates or participants. Entities include Mdtteshopa and a city official, but precise details are damaged.
Fragmented report discusses mussel consumption and proposed remedies amid era mentions of officials and public schemes. It references English and American viewpoints, past fisheries measures, and concerns about cleansing practices and economic costs.
A teacher received a ten dollar penalty after an incident involving an implement used on a girl student. The report describes alleged wrongdoing at a school, with court action and public filing noted for the date.
Report outlines passionate remarks by Rodgers targeting Col. Mitchell over haval charges. Speaker rails against alleged failures, defending civic order while accusing officials of evasive tactics and political bias during a contentious session.
An 85 year old inmate, John Ryan, serving a second degree murder sentence for a holdup, escaped from Sing Sing during a violent storm around midnight. Authorities search surrounding county areas as the grey haired man fled toward New York. He weighed about 110 pounds and stood five feet high.
A public sale of valuable property is advertised in Claihorne County with bidding to the highest bidder. The parcels include a residence and land along Wallens video, with farm and timber assets. Purchasers must provide notes and obtain security. possession follows sale with terms dictated by the advert.
Writ of execution No. 673 issued by Montgomery Circuit Court leads to sheriff sale on October 22, 1925 at the Bell County Court, Pineville Kentucky. Land described as 959 acres near Cumberland division, deeded to C O Bil and W G Colson January 24, 1921, with cost and six percent interest. bid bond required. MARTIN GREEN Sheriff of Bell County.
By virtue of an execution issued from the Bell Circuit Court, the notice of sale concerns Maley property. The defendant is cited in the case number 603 and proceedings are continued under the authority of the office handling the writ.
Public auction scheduled October 12 192% at 3 00 pm at the courthouse door Pinaville Kentucky. Property described as Lot No 3 13 14 18 in the South West City of Miulhtlesbace Bull County. Amount to raise 654 24 including costs and interest. Purchaser must post bond with approved surety at six percent per year from sale date. Court notice issued September 24 025 by Plaintiff Mis the 24th day.
Mrs George Hunter of Columbus writes that after thirteen months of dreadful pains and weight loss from 126 to under 100 pounds she began Cardui and soon improved. She reports less side pain, better health, and a weight gain of ten pounds, praising Cardui as a tonic.
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