28 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1929
Page
1
Article fragment shows Midd Middlesboro Daily News listing advertising republishing terms. Mentions representative G C Anderson and Daisy Lie, subscription rates by mail, one year membership, and exclusive rights for reproduction. No clear event or outcome.
An Upper Combertons Ave of joy Scouts committee report from Amelia covers a Pineville camp held August 12 to 18. It notes 600 visitors, over 2800 dollars spent on meals and camp gear, 1600 dollars funded by the council, and praise for leaders and local supporters who aided the camp, with plans for next year.
Troop 32 held a gathering at state court yesterday afternoon with a mix of games and shared meals. Scouts recalled events, discussed duties, and prepared for a naval cadet assignment near the port, with several names noted among the group.
A garbled OCR snippet lists names of local families and activities from a community event. It mentions teachers, stewards, and various residents attending a school event, with scattered references to visits, gatherings, and local gatherings, though many names and places are unclear due to errors.
A garbled OCR style fragment references a senate issue and personal names in a jumbled passing note. It mentions trouble, years, and a vote context while preserving unclear names and places from the source. The readable bits hint at political tension and possible resignation or protest.
A fragmented OCR list shows candidates for city offices including GE Middleshorn, MAAR Fee Ginghueye Henry Giles, fUL COMMISSION EN Tay Moss Lick A, Lintsay 2.8. Coleman, FOR POLI JUDGE Hy Kealll, Bowling Independent ALU, Wright. The readable items imply a local election lineup with multiple individuals and roles.
Fragmented readable text indicates a local event or meeting labeled Yroop Now 3t Activities. Names like Sarahorah and Werte appear garbled but suggest a community gathering or club meeting with unspecified agenda and attendees.
A garbled OCR style fragment lists names such as Marjorie Motnityae and Reece Hamat with dates and events scattered in a long stream. Mentions of Miss AULD and Willie appear among disjointed phrases and partial place names suggesting a local social or obituary notice, with unclear dates and actions.
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