29 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
1
The town buzzes over high school football prospects as locals rally, buy tickets, and cheer for hometown players. Booster energy shines at meetings and luncheon talk, with fans hoping for a big win and a chance to forget troubles in the thrill of the game.
A fragmentary market report shows cattle receipts and prices with erratic figures, including 74a receipts and bulk values around 2.26 to 3.25, while a separate divorce filing mentions Mrs Evel Sie suing Norbert Steaviss after a disputed wedding. The text is garbled with many misspellings and nonessential numbers.
An unsigned notion describes a new practice teaching course added for all master of arts students. The article mentions university context, supervision arrangements, and references Teruell Terrapins and Floyd County schools, with local and state educational oversight.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases, without a coherent event. The readable portions include mentions of Parlin, Thanksgiving, and various garbled proper nouns, suggesting a local notice or item, but no verifiable actions or outcomes.
Ten years ago a local event at Manoa is recalled with names like Rienl Mail Cuvier and Burlan. The damaged text references shop actions and a sale tied to a person named Helther, describing a scene of local activity and potential fines.
A fragmentary editorial discusses the Ku Klux reorganization, urging vigilance against a perceived threat to rights and democratic norms. It criticizes hidden aims by unnamed leaders, stresses the need to protect civil liberties, and warns of propaganda aimed at intimidating the public and undermining institutions.
In equity the court orders sale of Bell Circuit property in Milhose, Kentuck. Defendants include Heth Civeit Cour and others. Judgment awarded for One Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty Nine Dollars and costs, with six month bidding. purchaser to receive clear title upon payment and security. Property description covers Lot 2 and 4 of a specified block on Rochester Avenue, with bounds and street lines. Public auction set for September in Middlesex County Court.
A dramatic excerpt follows Pedro and Senorita as they discuss love and jealousy amid a vivid cast including Glsetta and a troupe of friends. The dialogue centers on romance, longing, and the risk of social scrutiny as they navigate affection in a coastal setting.
The Bell Circuit Court in Mikilesboro issues a public sale of real property to satisfy a mortgage and court judgment against Emily Halli and Peoples Building Loan Association. The sale, at the courthouse door in MidMeshore on the designated Monday, aims to settle the principal plus interest and penalties, with the buyer receiving clear title after satisfying all claims.
The Bell CCHIT Court in Middlesborn orders a public auction of property to satisfy the defendants' debts. Plaintiffs claim October 1 120, plus interest and penalties, with additional sums for unpaid taxes and fees, leading to a sale at Sparkhouse Noon in Miditoshora on the second Monday of October 1198 around 3:00 PM.
A damaged notice from Ball County Court outlines a public sale of property described as blocks and divisions in a subdivision, with court clerk records and sale terms including payment and security details. The text references bidders ready to proceed Monday and notes scattered garbled phrases about potatoes and miscellaneous items in the bidding area.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a visit mentioning multiple people including Mrs Gerald Metiann Mrs FL Marion Ashley Paintay Julia Weil Jow Heil Katherine and George Schneider. It references a tonsuky operation at Brosheer Brammett Hospital and a shack visit in Mooxrills with unclear places Louieville Myaml Mooxrills and Yaokum BAM.
Mrs George W Tackett of Ashland Kentucky says constipation left her worn and tired until she tried Black Draught. She reports marked relief after a sample and now would not be without the product, noting the pleasant tasting syrup for children and low cost under one cent.
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