01 Sep 1934
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1934
Page
1
Fragments recount a police court morning session with remarks by Lee Pine and others about fires and civic topics. The prose lists names such as Virgil Sy and Hie Mustey and references to community life, speeches, and a church or hall event.
The report covers a blooming cereus at Harrogate that opened night after night, with many blossoms, and details a hay yield experiment in a drought area. Farmers near Korean clover hay fields on a university farm expect high value from new crops, while Linute Memorial University promotes practical farming training and student employment on farms.
Mrs Miward WW Pramo was granted a divorce from her husband amid a messy separation. The lengthy twenty year marriage ended amid testimony that she bought only one vest, reflecting years of strain and dispute within the household.
Market report shows receipts of cattle and mules with mixed demand and varied prices. Strong demand for fat cattle contrasts with lighter demand for lighter grades. numbers indicate thousands of head across categories and uneven movement with some shipments sustaining activity.
The fragmentary items mention Mie Lilly Weinstein of Nasheille visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weinstein and relatives in Powells Valley. Other names, dates, and places are garbled, but reference a weeklong visit and local acquaintances in Tazewell and nearby areas.
Ten years ago Mrs Will Sampson and Mize Elizabeth Sampson returned home to Harlan Mrs Jacoh Sehulty Mas Co W Bailey and Miss Susan Katine spent the day in Kaas ville al C Martin returned from a business trip to Kristel Miss Adelaide Haveltine Sho jan visited Miss Margao Gunn M Cooke of Lexington were guests.
In California, Democrats think Upton is on the rise while Mrs. WoC. Pearman returns to public life after a song event. The brief notes reflect local color and party sentiment in a fragmented regional update.
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