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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
11
Rates outline reader style classifed inserts with per word costs and limits. Includes display ads, payment terms, and safety notice advising pay on investigation and reporting suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager of The Evening Huronite.
Classified snippets show a trading ad seeking goods or services with offers, plus notices of pardon applications, nominations for city elections, foreclosures, and sheriff sale. Names, locations, and dates vary, including Beadle and Huron areas. The mix reads like a late-Depression era classifieds page with diverse items and official notices.
In a continued feature scene Janet endures a tense morning as interruptions arrive by phone and doorbell. Mrs. Cure hints at a quiet talk about Betty while the town arts circle and local businesses loom in the background. Janet fears what is not yet said as the day unfolds.
Janet answer the telephone and hears a familiar voice from Rolf Carlyle at the other end. The moment the line connects her heart races as she recalls his recent absence and the strange 20 minutes she spent waiting before the call arrived.
Surface soil across South Dakota remained in fine condition due to abundant moisture in March. The weather summary notes spring seeding of wheat oats and barley progressing at a normal pace with some areas completing sowing while cold mornings and dry subsoil earlier in winter slowed progress. Germination of early sown wheat began as fields received more moisture. winter crops require additional moisture for optimal growth. Temperatures fell below freezing most nights and precipitation, mainly snowfall, occurred in western and north central counties.
City Auditor M F Walt urged those who did not vote last spring or who moved since then to verify registration before the city election next Tuesday. Voters from the last city election who changed residence need not re register. People not on city polling lists should register by Saturday.
Charles Laurson’s cows were returned to the Lawson farm today after 400 angry farmers from George Lauffer’s firms at Grant Park seized them during a mortgage foreclosure. Farmers claim Lauffer had no legal right to the cattle and planned no further action. Ten farmers remained on the Lawson farm overnight.
Florence April 21 A jury will decide if Ruth Tilda, the alleged murderess, is sane to face execution or confinement. Warden Walker said the state prison steps aim to prepare the verdict on insanity to prevent hanging. Agnes Anna Lerdi’s murder sentence places her in the state asylum for the insane. Miss Lila Mae Gutzler of Broadland was elected treasurer of the Young Women’s Christian Association.
An order form coupon requests three-foot Chinese elms at 39 cents each with prepaid freight. Delivery by Arbor Day April 14, pickup at express office. Also orders four-foot Chinese lindens at 15 cents with prepaid shipping, to be delivered by Arbor Day. Mail or bring coupon and money to The Evening Harborite office.
The Eye Ning Huronite and Eilers Greenhouses sponsor a spring campaign to plant over 2000 Chinese elms in Central South Dakota. Orders rush in for Friday planting, with Arbor Day proclaimed by Governor Tom Berry. C. L. Swanson of Highmore placed the largest order at 100 trees. Residents order via coupons in The Evening Huronite and mail funds to the office. Trees for Huron residents are being distributed at Eilers Greenhouses today. Out of town orders are shipped as borders arrive.
Albany April 12 The new state Milk Control Board will meet tomorrow to begin implementing price fixing for dairy products. The move marks the first step in the state's experiment to aid the dairy industry and adjust costs for housewives.
Kenneth Zalkin confessed to the attempted holdup of grocer Joe Vals in Sioux Falls. He was held without bond in Minnehaha County Jail after a Tuesday afternoon preliminary hearing and was ordered to circus court for further proceedings.
The husband of former Bess Lowry and longtime resident of Huron passed away Sunday after a lengthy illness. The deceased’s family and local community mourn his loss. funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
British and Russian workers at Metropolitan-Vickers in Moscow faced a high profile espionage trial. Donald Mace and five other Britons pleaded guilty to charges including espionage and bribery, with a large courtroom guarded by soldiers and about 500 spectators. Russians in technical roles also stood trial alongside them.
Pierre April report announces Fred Hager of Heron appointed examiner in charge of closed banks in the Huron district. He replaces H E Young and will oversee 1F banks in the region. Hager has run the Bager Adjustment company in Huron for five years and was active in the prior Democratic campaign. Young will remain briefly to finish record checks.
John H Mills sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury convicts him in the Mills Heonan sacrifice case. Ballard Nilly and Blaine McGinnis receive two year terms each, while Mollie McGinnis and Mrs Ors Moore are acquitted. Two defendants Fred Mills and Yormie Boyd are cleared. Circuit Judge Bailey notes lack of evidence.
The Eagle lists admissions at Sidney Sweet and Crofton facilities, noting Harriet Forbes of Bancroft among patients. Dismissals include E. J. Nelson and others from Hitchtocks, Doane, Ammarong, Rittetreoek, and Jelia Mare tisy Huron.
A partly readable notice says agriculture instructor L Foster promotes a program smoothed toward improving education at the University of Seitti in Dakota. Wm Hy Batson, director, notes statewide implementation this week in high schools across the state.
Vermillion April 12. A plan announced by Wine H Batton director of the state department of education states future state certificates from the University of South Dakota will require two semesters in public instruction as part of the certification requirements.
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