Classified Rates and Notices From The Evening Huronite
Classified ad rates show 3 cents per word for single insertions, 5 cents for six insertions, with a 30 word maximum. Various terms cover reader style ads, cash with order, no advance payments, and cautionary notes about reliability. Also includes listings for rooms, rentals, sales, notices, and mortgage details from Beadle County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meudow
Feevier
Auronite
Qublich
Muron
Western Union
Mortgage Sale Notice In Beadle And Huron Counties
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on the described Beadle County South Dakota property near Huron and a similar notice from Beadle County listing a mortgage with 1933 dates and multiple details about the property and sale, including the July 1933 to September 1933 timeline and the mortgagee Insurance Company of Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Greves L. Fisher
Ethel Fisher
Mortgagors
J. G. Wadsworth and Company
Morte
Beadle
Dakota
Beadle County
Maryeaxe
Mutual Benefit Site Insurance Company
Newark
New Jersey
Sebich Ascent
Sakipinaal
Tornich
Buttey
Sherif
Beadle Coun
Mort- Rite
Union Central Life de Cae
Pieters
Register ‘of Deeds
Beadie County
South Dakota
Herele
South, Dakota
Hirsa
Monte
VN CE Insurance Company
N.ation
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roe ON &. Mantley
Sneritt
Brodides
Sau Dakota
Maebe Angey
Hic
Central E Insurance Company
Cinccinnati
Morgagre
Office of the Register of Deeds
Meridian
United States
Court House
Huron
Rita M
Eadle
Maine
Wallace
Brookings
Defense Starts in Bank Robbery Case Amid Witnesses
In Deadwood a bank robbery case proceeds with defense opening statements. Witnesses include Abe Epstein, a Chicago driver, and other unnamed merchants from California and Los Angeles area. The record notes the incident involved the Whitewood Banking Company last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Whitewood Banking
Tate
Abe. Epstein
Chicago
Angeles
Cal
Bernard case defense reviews deposition in robbery trial
In court this morning the defense read a deposition from Miles Odle serving three years for the robbery and discussed admissible parts. Odle says Bernard was not the third man and Fred Habstauer, serving twenty years, was a state witness in Bernard’s trial this week. The defense plans to present twelve or more witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Miles Odle
State Penitentiary
Odle
Fred Habstauer
Wesses
Milk Strike Outlook Improves Says New York Governor
Governor Herbert Lehman reports after reviewing state wide strike reports that milk strike conditions are rapidly coming under control. He notes violence has decreased and counties are preparing deputies under Kernan provisions while sheriffs may appoint as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
N.Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Kernan Hill
Govoro Lehman
Lom
Lehman
Atta
Derrymen’s League
Pat DeRuyter
Elevators Quietly Draft Code For Labor Standards
Representatives of about 25 000 country grain elevators from coast to coast gathered in Chicago to draft a tentative ethics code under the agricultural adjustment act. The plan calls for a 40 hour week and 40 cents an hour, with overtime during harvest and seeding. Prohibited practices include over or under grading, gifts to patrons, buying grain at a loss, and storing grain free for more than 15 days. Participants include George E Booth, C B Huff, R B Bowden, and D O Milligan, with input from the Western Grain and Feed Dealers Association and related manufacturers groups.
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Chicago
Washington
George £. Booth
National Federation of Country Grain Elevator Associations
C. B Huff
Kansas
Farmers National Grain Corporation
R. B. Bowden
Minneapolis
Northwest
Western Grain-wid Feed Dealers Association
D.O- Milligan
Prohibition Unit Keeps Run After Roosevelt Order
Prohibition administrators nationwide were told by telegraph to continue functioning under the old prohibition bureau setup until a notice of a new arrangement is issued. The old bureau expired at midnight under a Roosevelts reorganization order, but officials could not yet say what changes would follow.
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Eve
Ared
Jas
Dirk
Washington
Prohibition
Prohibition Bureau
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Lukas Is Bound To Circuit Court
ABERDEEN August 10 Paul Lukas a Rudolph farm laborer awaits trial in October term of circuit court on a charge of first degree manslaughter in the death July 26 of Joby Morrow a 16 year old farm youth. He was held after a preliminary hearing with six state witnesses present. Bonds set at 2500 were not secured. Principal witnesses included Jusis Koehl farmer, George Hanson neighbor, Coroner Bates Sheriff McGavern and reporter DeWhirst. Lukas acted believing thieves were in the chicken house. John Meyer Morrow’s companion was held for circuit court on grand larceny and third degree burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abardeen
Paul Lukas
Rudolph
Joby Morrow
Lukes
Johan L. Buckman
Morrow Bay
Lukas
Jusius Koehl
George Hanson
W. A. Bates
Fred McGavern
Neil DeWhirst
Young Morrow
John
Jack Meyer
John Morrow
Exchange Concerts Draw Big Crowds
A Woonsocket band concert at J. W. Campbell park drew one of the year’s largest crowds, while the Huron Municipal band played in Woonsocket. The exchange concerts, started last year, prove popular and likely to continue. Huron President T. H. Joeckel said the next Huron concert would be postponed until Thursday due to the state American Legion convention activities.
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Woonsocket
J. W. Campbell Park
Huron Municipal Band
Huron
Donald Hanson
Woonsocket Band
Knights Templar Install Officers at South Dakota Conclave
In Sioux Falls on August 10 the Knights Templar of South Dakota closed a three day conclave. Charles Orr of Minneapolis served as installing officer, with HR Bommer of Canton among those installed as grand commander and other ranks filled.
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Knights Templar
Sioux
Alls
Knights
Templar
South Dakota
Charles Orr
Minneapolis
HR Bommer
Canton
Alleged Horse Thief Bond Set in Federal Court
George Finley Sr of Hot Springs faced a $1000 bond in Sioux Falls federal court on August 10 for alleged horse rustling on Pine Ridge reservation. He is ordered to appear at the September federal term in Deadwood. The indictment alleges he stole about five horses in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouk Falls
George Finley
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Project Ploy Under Silence Delays PIERRE Relief Talk
Relief director W L Eales declined comment on the on project after a 3A delegation met with him and other state officials in Pierre. The discussion followed a conference held yesterday concerning the project and its implications.
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Pierre
W.L. Eales
Eales
South Dakota Banks Report Generally Strong Condition
F B Strain says a state banking department analysis of non Federal Reserve member banks shows South Dakota institutions in excellent shape. Federal Reserve Bank examiner H D Sharratt calls the report among the best in the ninth district. The data will help the Federal Reserve Board judge needs for support and potential FDIC access under the 1933 act. Details of the state findings were not released.
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Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Deposit Insurance Corporation
Strain
Farmers Strike Back On Proposed Processing Tax Plan
National Farmers Holiday Association leader Seys Aid Too of Des Moines warns the emergency program needs to guarantee production costs for farmers. New York retailer rep David Van Gelder opposes the tax unless consumer prices stay stable. Chicago packer Thomas E. Wilson says the industry will back income gains if administrators cooperate, while Al Sykes of Ida Grove calls for price fixing tied to actual costs and public hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago Packer
Reno
T.e Administration
Farmers' Holiday Association
Lanner
AL Sykes
Ida Grove
Jaws
Cor Belt
Meat Producers Association
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Tne
Seperword
Teperazate Inc
Chiropodists
Morrow
Mostana S. W
Fasko Ave
Robinson Shoe Store
Geiger ‘Union Tey Management
Dak, Ave. Ul
Custain
Ds Dakota Av Avenue South
Fon
Patsy
Frone
Riverside N.E
Midlvuine’s
H. Wier
Lake Byron
Sander
Wolsey
S. D
Minnesota
Williams
Amour
ESA
Tulare
Oig
H. H Boekelbeide
Northville
Torelp
Zuronite
Royal Hotel Cafe
Beld
Acre
Alec
Anna Beck
Ute
Colo. Ave
Stewarts Transfer
H-Automobile
General Motors
Lapa
Laurinat and
Ghse Motor Arcade
Defortur
Val Bolas
Eetale
D. W. Fuller
Nevada
Frank L
Curtis
Virgil
Fries
Merritt Lowe
West Cemetery
Sam Lowe
West Cemetery Road
le Claire
Carrenter
Nirs
Jackson
Wisconsin
GALE
Boston
Frank Ave
John Vsene Yate
S. Dak
North
Tern
M. Luther
Transportation
Huron Transfer Inc
Buick
Olds
Pontiac
Juvati
Jack Knabe, Inc
Pakota
South
Orphan Annie
By'gray
Charles C. Chitzler
Mar
Chizzler
Vol
MR. Chizzler
Featre
Ellsworth Vines
Roland Garros
Paris
England
Fred Perry
Ol Man
William Neisch
St Paul
Mississippi
St. Louis
Neisch
Eincoln
Nes
Dpraskans
Rudolph Farm
South Dakcota
Bus
Huron - Pierre
M Pierre
Arelyec
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