06 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
1
Rates listed for Middlesboro subscriptions and carriers. The article reviews Kellogg anti-war treaty signed in Paris, arguing it signals a global awakening to abolish war as a means of settling disputes, praising but warning it may be ineffective yet meaningful as a step forward.
In a fragmentary notice, Insull Kentucky and nearby areas list retirements involving Me and Mesa Graley and Mi au Mrs Wenour Croley amid a broad event described as a molar rip thrash. Extent and exact locations remain unclear due to the damaged text.
A dated report notes a new high school opened with 282 students. It mentions faculty, student-teacher ratio, and plans for expansion as enrollment grows. Local officials and staff are identified, with reference to future retirements and ongoing construction or improvements.
A fragmented account notes Shriners gathering in Appalachia with discussions on the convention schedule and attendees. Names and places are unclear, but references to events, travel, and restrictions appear amid garbled lines.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Squire Hobrs Te recovering strength after illness or injury. Mentions hospital, improved health, and social support from friends. Concludes with mixed references to sports and local figures, but focus remains on recovery progress and optimism.
Fragmented OCR text references a Norton man on a commission with garbled phrases about discrimination and development. It mentions Teright rafters, Progryt, and Masan Maughtns, and a governor, but specifics are unclear due to corruption.
Albert Garland of Somerset recalls years of illness with spots before eyes and dizziness, saying Black Draught from a remedy made of roots and herbs improved his health, easing symptoms and restoring energy after trying other medicines. He carries the product on visits and credits it with his recovery.
Mrs Roseie Seale of Inhostiar visits her brother V L Hobbs for the county fair. She reflects on the vast changes and the progress of the frontier, praising the resilience and spirit of the Fonsd UT citizens and the town’s security and growth.
Vague notes describe Democratic open campaign events with mentions of politicians like Byrd of Virginia and George Cope, plus references to towns, speeches, and logistics. The fragmentary text also alludes to weather impacts and campaign seating plans, with several garbled names and places.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals with unclear roles and events from a party night. The text names Mala Carter Bent Viola Mua Sheara Lay eat Fitts Wing Viele Seay Fea Sima Mar Leurton Johnsen Mey Bray Caeler Cawool and others while mentioning a retirement and a Washington event amid uncertain context.
An OCR filled section from Winchester Kentucky reports multiple community happenings. It mentions Miss Diy and Ania Mawlolly, Linna Mere Se S01 Pausatey MD, and Mes Voy sanith with families visiting and resuming work. Several marriages and births are noted alongside local travel and shop activities, naming residents, places like Rowe Hyll and Vinevil'e, and events involving Mrs Mason and Mrs Ohta.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a woman reportedly consuming only baby food for three years. The readable fragments include nonsensical phrases and garbled names, offering no clear dates places or verifiable details.
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