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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1934
Page
11
The Evening Huronite outlines rates for single insertions and repeated insertions, payment in advance, and office procedures. It warns readers to pay nothing until a proposition is thoroughly investigated and notes a rental category for rooms.
A home sewing preview promotes a cape frock design that flatters full busts and stout figures, with no belt and carefully planned paneling to slim the silhouette. Available in sizes 34 through 46, the pattern includes illustrated, step by step guidance and costs 15 cents for the pattern book, plus 25 cents for book and pattern.
Spevin G. K. Hawthorne of Lincoln, Neb., renowned fire prevention official, spoke to Miller audiences and high school pupils about fire hazards and prevention. He demonstrated life saving bandages and resuscitation, cautioned against gasoline cleaners, and noted the dramatic bend in grade arts evacuation timing. He discussed early English fire companies and the history of the volunteer department. He also previewed another talk at Wolsey and noted Colorado’s Mount of the Holy Cross as a famed but remote phenomenon.
Marcix leaves Pablito in a room of mixed relief and bitterness as Estelle’s love reenters his life through a letter. Lottie pushes him toward a wedding while Noyes arrives with news and Pablo's resolve hardens. fragile happiness shadows a past crime and future hope.
HIGHMORE April 2 Julia McLaughlin seeks to levy on property to satisfy a $608.08 judgment against Carl Hawick. Property sale delayed due to claims by Drake & Company and the First National Bank. Circuit court recognizes Hawick as owner, allowing collection. attorneys listed for both sides.
Two masked bandits assaulted Irving Smith three miles west of Vermilion while he helped them on the highway. They robbed him of change and a diamond flag, dragged him from his 1934 Studebaker sedan, then drove away in the car. A passing motorist found him and he was treated at Yankton hospital, later discharged.
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