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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1933
Page
11
Classified rates show ad taker contact and pricing for reader and display ads in the Huronite. It lists word-based insertions, minimums, and display charges, with payment rules and deadlines. Also notes offerings for rental notices, farm produce, and chick sales as examples of classified items.
Notice states the mortgage of 1500 dollars dated January 19 1824 by Wal Mam Quiram and Martha Quiram to RB Hill assigned to Holland Wheeler, recorded in Beadle County South Dakota. Property is the SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Section 6 Township 109 Range 64 West, sale at Beadle County Courthouse Huron at 2 PM on 30th day of 1933 for cash to highest bidder. Attorney Leah Hakata lists owner of mortgage.
Eve confronts strain in her marriage as Dick questions the duties of spouses and leaves the house for a breath of air. Eve, left crying, hurries to the kitchen to eat while facing an uncertain future in their cabbage filled home. The scene hints at deeper conflict to be continued.
At Raymond Presbyterian church basement a miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Rosy Hink who will wed Roy Commwell. About 100 guests attended as a committee led program of games and stunts with songs by Mmes. L Riddle and J Herther. Refreshments were served after gifts presented aboard a moonlit canoe prop.
Callahan of Enid, a congress delegate from old Oklahoma, says Hugh Johnson could help job seekers by directing the employment administrator to match applicants to openings. He notes Johnson’s influence could flood the system with opportunities and ease the workload for the administrator.
The article reports the Roosevelt administration readiness to use power to enforce economic codes, with General Johnson urging firms to raise employment and employers to comply. It notes Woodin’s cabinet status, health issues, and industry ties, while signaling tensions over monetary policy and policy enforcement.
The piece notes opposition to President Roosevelt's closeness with Republican insurgents, citing Ickes and Jekes as examples. Illinois Democrats worry about sustaining a strong party under an administration that appears to mix officials from opposing camps. The author calls the situation an administration party.
New York politics enter a pivotal season as Tammany Hall confronts a strong fusionist challenge led by Fiorello LaGuardia and backed by Republicans and Judge Samuel Seabury. O'Brien seeks a second term amid budget strife and mounting anti Tammany sentiment, while McKee's 200,000 anti Tammany votes last year foreshadow a tight race for the next four years.
Wellington Springs Kiwanis hears Vera Schweitzer speak on life and conditions in China tied to her missionary education work. B Lammers of Madison notes Americans can learn from Chinese about respect for authority and elders. Meeting led by B J Cook while L M Larsen attends a Kiwanis convention in Winnipeg Canada.
Dean Larsen of Agriculture at State College in Brookings notes the Russian thistle provides significant feed value for livestock. With abundant growth across stubble fields, thistles can be conserved as hay or silage, though gradual introduction is advised due to laxative effects.
At the KA. N. A. lodge meeting in Wolsey the group voted to skip the final business session of the month for a year and hold a social instead to honor members born in August. Mrs. F. C. Gordon invited members to her home for the next gathering in August.
Redfield August 14 Special A vehicle collision occurred when a truck driven by Mr Goldberg of Cowtown struck a car driven by August Lunsrum one mile east of Redfield on highway 212. Both vehicles were badly damaged and Lunsrum sustained minor injuries.
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