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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1932
Page
11
Classified rates note a man with a car is needed to supply customers with famous Watkins products in Huron. The business is established with earnings in proof around $25 per week and starts immediately. Write J. Watkins Company, D-61, Winona, Minnesota.
The ad advises advertisers that hay, like other goods, can be sold after its run by using the classified to make buyers aware. It suggests following the advertiser's lead to ensure prospective buyers see the ad and know what is for sale.
In 1932 the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder dominated global attention, with governments falling and empires shifting as editors named the case the year’s standout story. The Beaux Expeditionary Force, Kreuger’s death, and Insull’s collapse shared prominence amid a year of dramatic events.
Notices announce petitions for administration and the appointment of an agent to manage Rosa Elder and Bones Lofee estates, with hearings set in Huron Beadle County South Dakota. Also notice of mortgage foreclosure against Don Kander, Union Bond and Mortgage Co. detailing defaults and the foreclosure process in Beadle County.
Washington dispatch notes newly elected women Virginia Jenckes of Indiana and Kathryn O'Loughlin of Kansas arriving in Washington to observe session prep. The piece contrasts rookie freshmen learning the ways of Congress with veteran members, quoting Champ Clark on learning to be effective and recounting the rough initiation freshmen face on entering the House.
A fragmented note mentions Burdette Leonard Wagnar and Joe Craig of Tul as one unit, with callers in Miller. The readable text is sparse, lacking clear event or outcome details.
Fairfield Mississippi notes Lili Stewart of Mitchell visited at the W A Stevens home over the weekend. Several families attended a sheep club program Saturday evening at the schoolhouse. Mrs Christenson enjoyed a visit from Seemother who lives near Hitchcotch the latter part of the week.
Washington report notes overconfidence among repeal advocates after Democratic victory. Analysts warn that optimistic bets on rapid beer legislation face Senate hurdles and possible Hoover veto, with organized drys mobilizing anew. The piece cites Jouett Shouse and party leaders as wary, predicting extended struggle into December and beyond.
Fragmented text reports names such as Saucnens Cavour Sacob Decker of Cavour and A P Hein of Belle Prairie township. Mentions Monday and Clifton town. Jasper Nemitz returned from the week where he has been picking cor. Source text is garbled with unclear events.
Shanghai radio listeners report a growing head noise epidemic as stations for multiple nationalities pick two wavelengths causing clashes. Receivers pick up market reports grand opera and jazz in Chinese Japanese Russian French and English creating chaotic audio. Powerful wartime code buzz from ships off the Sie waterfront worsens interference.
Film world debates comfort over couture as actors push for easy wear in Hollywood. Writers and stars like Clark Gable, Jack Oakie, Robert Montgomery favor casual items from turtle necks to scarves, while Marlene Dietrich, Garbo, Joan Blondell embrace slacks and tailored pieces. Catherine Hepburn stands out with overalls. The trend signals a shift from formal fashion to practical attire on and off set.
In Auckland BH 7- South Sea Inlanders say pants are too pricey as shell and plant textile prices slump. Dandies still wear coarse garments while women abandon calico gowns in favor of leaf skirts reemerging from grandmothers.
Fragmented, unclear OCR text shows a murder narrative note with a character recalling events at a nursery door and a balcony. The snippet hints at memory gaps and unfinished dialogue, concluding with To Be Continued.
Scotland reports a rise in divorce actions with about a quarter of cases involving long marriages. Wives filed most petitions and most cases involved marriages lasting from ten to twenty years.
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