Huronite Office Ad Taker Phone Number Noted
A clerical note lists the Huronite office phone 4151 and instructs readers to ask for the ad taker, indicating a contact point for classified or submission inquiries.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
11
A clerical note lists the Huronite office phone 4151 and instructs readers to ask for the ad taker, indicating a contact point for classified or submission inquiries.
The notice outlines Reader Style classified rates at 3c per word for 1 to 3 insertions, with minimum 15 and maximum 30 words, plus higher rates for additional words. It lists CLASSIFIER DISPLAY rates, cash with order policy, and warnings about advance payments and vetting unreliable ads, urging readers to report suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager.
An auction sale of household goods is announced with details garbled by OCR. The notice references a sale time in the late hours of Saturday and mentions Tom as the location host, with partial phrases indicating miscellaneous items up for bidding.
Notice of foreclosure on a real estate mortgage dated September 25 1923 by Henry Bradshaw and Belle Bradshaw to Travelers Insurance Company. Property described as North Half of Section 2 Township 112 North Range 49 West Beadle County South Dakota. Sale set by sheriff at public auction in Huron on December 1 1932. Includes tax and principal sums, total due 2757.31 with noted assignments and taxes. Dated November 23 1932.
Carpenter residents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Carsons of Beyn ant announce the birth of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Carlson formerly lived on a farm north of Carpenter. Mrs. Earl Anne visited her sister Mrs. John Rayner of Bradley. James Bristol and Evelyn Brush stay at Paquot and Pine River visiting relatives. They plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry LeClaire Mr. and Mrs. Irve Brush and Mr. and Mrs. James Bristol, former Carpenter residents.
In Alpena, Miss Myrie Larson of Draper spent the vacation with Miss Veda Barber, sharing a quiet holiday visit.
Bonilla Miss Violet Everson visited at her Sioux Falls home last week. Mrs Reuben Binger and children visited with her sister Mrs Grant Pillsbury in Ipswich. Halley James spent a few days in Mitchell last week. Mrs Claude Fountain of Hitchcock is visiting the Trumah Walton home. W E David of Huron visited at the W L French home Monday evening.
A group of young people from the vicinity spent Saturday evening at the J A York home in Huron where a dancing party was held hosted by LaVerie York. Miss Blanche Heiger visited Gladys Barclay and Mrs W Buck in Huron over the weekend. Mrs Thomas Lawless left Monday for Geter Rapids Iowa after the death of her mother Mrs Reagan. J Bottomley and family visited the Bottomley home in Huron.
A fragment cites an English expert describing the first year of marriage as a trying period that unsettles nerves and tests the couple until the young family appears, reflecting social advice from the era.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions an arrival at a location and a time near midnight or early morning, with unclear identifiers. The readable bits point to a travel or schedule item but lack precise names, dates, or destinations.
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