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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
13
Classified ad fragment shows rates for insertions per word and per column inch with a deadline at 6 5 o clock, but the text is garbled and lists multiple pricing terms and typography notes for The Evening Herald.
The Anne Adams pattern 1708 demonstrates an easy Spring frock for a child with printed dimity or lawn plus flutter sleeves and gathered panels. Includes Bilags, prices, sizes, and an illustrated lesson, with related magazine details and a county mortgage public notice following.
Notices detail foreclosures on Beadle County properties including actions against William and Tillie Kuehl and F and S Davis, with dates in January 1934 and February 1934. Other items cover estate administration for Harvey H Peterson, creditor notices, real estate sale details, and city budget notes for Huron SD. The documents cite specific legal actions, parcel descriptions, dates, and involved parties such as Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, Farmers & Merchants Bank, and Beadle County officials.
Raymond February report notes Will Kelln drove to Britton to visit his father Peter Kelln who has been in the hospital for some time. Kelln accompanied his father home as his condition remains serious.
The article discusses Howard Blakeslee reporting on aging and longevity, citing studies from universities and scientists like Dr. Henry. It notes possible life-span extension through diet and lifestyle, referencing Japanese villages with many centenarians and the role of heredity, education, and social class in extended lifespans.
BROOKINGS February 14 Declaring the death rate from tuberculosis has increased in South Dakota over the past five years. Harry J. Bovis Sioux City livestock commissioner urged speeding cattle testing to combat the plague. He noted neighboring states with testing show 4 to 50 percent fewer deaths from cattle disease and suggested South Dakota pursue PWA funds for testing.
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