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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
13
Local notice from Gray Huronite Office requests inquiries via phone 4151 for advertisement services. Details are limited in readable text. The item appears as a standard classified or agency notice seeking contact for ad placement.
Classified ad rates, terms, and cautions from The Huronite show one render style active per ad, with higher charges for multiple insertions. It lists display rates, prepayment requirements, and a note about public notices and mortgage foreclosure sale procedures plus a sample warning on not paying money upfront. The text references Beacon Organization tours, a bank, and an impending foreclosure in Beadle County South Dakota, with payment and submission guidance.
The piece notes post office officials weighing streamlined trains to improve mail handling. W W Howes, assistant postmaster general, says routing depends on fastest, most efficient schedules, with possible revisions if trains prove time saving. Steamline race between Burlington and Union Pacific is discussed as a potential development.
Saskatchewan wins junior grain judging top honors at the world grain exhibition in Regina with a total score of 6600. Alberta Ontario Minnesota Manitoba Montana Nova Scotia Nebraska also place in the junior section. In the intermediate division Minnesota leads with 4662, followed by Alberta Manitoba Nebraska North Dakota Montana.
The Hoy family expresses gratitude to numerous friends for the beautiful floral offerings received in memory of Mrs. Alva Hoy.
Evangelist Lon Riley Woodrum from Kansas City will conduct revival meetings at the First Baptist church starting Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Morning services will be held at the Nazarene church at 11 o'clock. Woodrum, also a poet under the pen name Tenney Balmwood, offers each evening a poem titled Toneless Specials as part of his evangelistic campaign.
Private funeral services were held at Victor Iowa Monday afternoon at 4 o clock for Mrs Miriam Pease. About 15 relatives and many friends attended. Rev Willix Cannon a nephew of the deceased and pastor of Johnson Des Moines Iowa had attended the services at Victor and returned to Huron with A N Hoy and family and Mrs H G Plank for a short visit before returning Saturday to their home.
Joshua L. Johns of Appleton Wisconsin Kiwanis International president told delegates at the Western Canada and Minnesota Dakotas convention session in Winnipeg that service is universal law of nature and the solution to wealth problems lies in service for its own sake not wage or hire.
Pierre August 3 7 The house of representatives faces a light calendar with little legislative effort expected. The beer bill transfer from the senate may be delayed while three committee reports pass do pass on repeals of advertising intoxicating liquors and an eight hour day for manufacturing and mechanical businesses. A do not pass recommendation on county affairs would require the department of school and public lands to take deeds to lands in default. The body also indefinitely postponed a resolution seeking the unseating of three members for taking state jobs since March.
W R Hartley chief of police at Pierre was chosen president of the South Dakota Peace Officers association at the convention in Deadwood. Other officers named include J Reilly Water town as first vice president and Tom Slattery of Rapid City as second. The meeting featured pistol shoot results by Roy Dow, and a banquet to conclude the event. A heart attack struck publisher A B Session during the gathering.
Robert Fenski operator of a neighbor hood truck was injured when his vehicle collided with a hayrack near Miller last night. William Peek the helper escaped injury. the truck was badly damaged and towed to town. Fenski received gashes and bruises but recovered sufficiently to be up today and returned to the scene with E C McKenie and Johnson.
State Auditor George ONeill protested park board expenditures at Custer park questioning an assistant superintendent post paying 125 dollars a month and a tractor rental deal totaling 3600 dollars. He urged returning audit control to his office and sought guidance on using competitive bids for equipment purchases and on warrant approvals for monthly rentals.
Senator Emil Lorke of Arlington announced a senate proposal to memorialize Congress for funds to wage a grasshopper control campaign across six to seven northwestern states. He said the infestation has become a national problem and individual efforts cannot suffice.
A man lattices his passion with control as he vows endless patience to win a bride. He declares no other woman exists and claims he would do anything to secure her affection. His confession mixes tenderness with possessive danger as the tale nears its conclusion.
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