Meeting on tax protest by ply and twist manufacturers in Washington
A Washington gathering of ply and twist makers with Secretary Watson and Tugwell protested a 6.1 cent per pound tax on chewing tobacco aiming to curb prices. The story then shifts to a Baltimore mystery of two boys discovering a $20 silver coin and a possible $14,424 stash, with questions about ownership and rightful claim.
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Washington
Tugwell
Henry
Grol
Heodore
Jandy
Baltimore
Duns
Logan Clendening
M. de Aves
Rita
Bioeks
Neils
Ity
Ann
Cnet
Ten Years Ago News Sparse Notes and Visits
Ten years ago Mary Evans hosted about thirty ferrets in a humorous event while Mrs D G Winka and others visited Pineville and Rogersville figures Governor G W Pields Mrs F L King and Mtr Re W Mowe attended. The Nicholson trip to Knoxville and Central Kentucky winterting Middle Penn area.
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Mary Evans
D. G. Winka
W. B. Guan
Pineville
Mort
G. W. Pields
FL. King
Werstol
W.G Nice
Rogersville
Mtr
W. Mowe
Kinxsilly
Mee
Gow
Bailey
Nive
Don Priew
Mire
Nicholson
Knoxville
Open Forum Details Electric Rates and Public Trust Issues
A garbled forum report from Middlestore Kentucky discusses electric utility rates and municipal leadership. It mentions Corbin and Movetstown amid references to rate changes, public interest, and a focus on the city’s electric service and governance.
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Nhe
Iilitar
Middeshore Daily
Middlestore
Kentucky
Hyevityy
Mooridtown
Corbin
Periape Malivan
Styvesticutar
Ake
Awed
Thal
Corbin Uel
Fonthal
Atreuaed
Lee Residenitial Amstemnas
Pupelo
Mississipi
Markets Report Slow Trade for Cattle and Sheep
Market notes show cattle receipts around 18,000 and sheep at 14,000 with lambs slow but steady. Prices mix with cattle mainly steady to higher, heifers good to choice around 3.21 a unit, cows varied, veal and light-weight cattle weaker. Sheep and lambs show scattered sales with native, dressed, and mixed quality bids.
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Murmantly
THO
Culver
Enimmearclil
Beltar
Goorl
Chalee
Milan
Post 1 Hearing Echoes on City Affairs and Protests
Citizens and officials clashed over wage protections and city projects in a tense Tuesday session. Commissioners grappled with reports, conference notes, and ongoing debates on advertisements, public works, and authority.
Five Years Ago Visit Noted by Local Colleges
A scrambled memoir fragment recalls a 696 encounter with Louis Wille and Catherine Fre of Louis Wille. It mentions Michele Bannester and a team from Wy Chaenti, with references to entering a regional event and a notable departure.
Waterman Honored Amid Turmoil In Anxious Times
Fragmentary text references Waterman honor with unclear context. Mentions Bevel, Mhoeteis Derk, Wave toran, and New York names. Describes petitions and a name change, with scattered notes on athletes and tensions. Overall unclear but signals recognition amid confusion and shifting affiliations.
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Waterman
Das
Mhoeteis
New York
Fay Tain
Baloors
Tragedy in Center City: Inspector Investigates Murder Scene
Inspector Lee arrives at a Center City home to investigate the death of a man found near noted journalist Blade and reporter clues. The scene reveals signs of foul play as colleagues discuss a quarrel with a suspect, while Mrs Reeves withholds details, leaving the case open for continuation.
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RNAD
MHS
Furgsre
Donald
Redioa
Young
Kty
Center City
Lee
Blade
Negwapaner
Tesea
Wile Nam
Baptivh Cpa Aact
Ito Keerdtury
Rul Turner
Seaeollay
Everday
Mud Erieyon
Alor
Risa
Jamieson
Norter
Mrs. Kerren
Orine
Hrhurad
O. J
Chas
Hedaw
Pune
Morell
Mary Niel
Omie Spector
Snake
Partie Howe
Reaves
Walia
Tyne
Feng
Wiese Poe
Indy
Minsk
Sahgarate
Caine
Ieee
Roving social notes from a Buk. Wb area gathering kinfolk and visits
A garbled social column records relatives and friends visiting, traveling, and hosting in counties around Buk. Wb and Dayton Tenn. Names such as Taylor Lewis Lusk Ayers and Beeler appear with references to dances, singing conventions, school absences, and a Bethy Low Me child born August 28 at Sugar Orchard.
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Taylor
Buk
Arle Taylor
Coriilia
Mia
Matt Taylor
Daha A. Lewis
Litle
Marlin
Rimeney
Creal
Aid
Ton Ayers
Childean
Beelar
Wheelney
Cincinnati
End
Durham Galloway
Plavsille
Jobo Thatcheson
Jae i Horn
Honey Hiroptas
Bethy Low
Ayers
Sugar Orchard
Dake Beeler
Uem
Peyton
Lava
Phoon
Henry Rowlet
Pineville
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United Press “Service
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Othe Dairy News
Manring Theatre
Frederic March
Mary Astor
Johnr Halliday
Becerra
Teeny
Whatata Gangs
Washingtont
Charles Bo Stewart Leno Meny
Saye
Weil Wartington
Thes
Dheetor Hahlobasan
Sta
Ehhines
Wischboers
Pheer
Ted Baghy
Hedin Cocker
Sibar
MSI
Leslie
Struty
Veiphallon
Vian
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Jon Rave
Pepbelty
Banat Waters
Ian
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PHO
Spetlon
Diemiv
Healey
DG Nevband
Eos Achiiniehes
Pteee
Eigen
Hamid
Open Forum
Ginsbigge
John Burch
HB. Stulkint Hut
Wim Broone
Colover
Reyna
Adrrady
Tall Af Bauer
Middleghorn
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Lor
Low
Jae Agi
Aormall
Porn Lake
Bill Bale Jay
Order of Ciepolos
Cumberlagd Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Moore Chevrolets
Oppinsite
Hays
Une Godin
Beaie
Ameess
Manriie
Pope
Melounnein
Mussolini
Lowe
Prato Sen
Rorma Hendricks
Questia
Ceilian
Mr. Reeves
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Alain Hate
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