Huronite Office Phone Ad Taker Contact
Classified line reads Huronite office phone 4151 and directs readers to ask for ad taker for submissions.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1932
Page
11
Classified line reads Huronite office phone 4151 and directs readers to ask for ad taker for submissions.
The Huronite outlines Reader Style Classified rates with per word costs and multi insertion options. It stresses advance payment, cash with order, and cautions readers to avoid paying money for questionable ads and to report suspicious propositions to the Advertising Manager.
Mortgagee Nick John Economes seeks foreclosure for $1678.28 on property in Beadle County South Dakota. Mortgagors Sophia Paulsen Lewis W Paulsen and Katherine Paulsen defaulted on a note dated October 18 1925. Sale set for 2:00 PM December 23 1932 at Beadle County Courthouse front door Harro n. Sheriff A Huntley.
In Chicago a cigar ritual at Norton College's alumni reunion honored founder Horace Norton and General Ulysses Grant. Winstead Norton lit the cigar in a ceremonial room, a touching homage to leadership and friendship, but the event ended with the cigar exploding during the lighter’s attempt.
A proposed plan envisions Greeks in the United States contributing one dollar each to aid debts, with Americans not taxed for the move. The idea, discussed in a December 2 dispatch, seeks a collective loan approach tied to the Greek community abroad.
In Geneva on December 21 the joint commissions of the Manchurian negotiations failed to reach any agreement. Delegates reported no progress and the agenda remains unsettled despite hours of discussion.
Berlin dispatch reports Albert Einstein plans to move to Princeton as head of the school of mathematics at a new institute for advanced study after Mt. Wilson work. He favors shorter school days, more homework, vocational training, and a curriculum slimming history to focus on practical knowledge and forming character.
New York reports that the Metropolitan Opera’s dean of singers will make his final appearance on January 20 after a career of vocal acclaim. Recalled as beloved by audiences, he plans to return to his native lands, leaving a stage marked by decades of operatic achievement.
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