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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1929
Page
12
A brief note references a missing stock item and a hint found on the wanted page. It suggests one solution may be listed there while noting the difficulty of obtaining the item. No other context or specifics are provided in the fragment.
A historical remark credits a key figure with shaping a national memorial, saying his influence made possible a grand building that would stand as a triumph of architecture and beauty for the country. He stressed the need for a landmark that embodies aspiration and public service.
J R B company formed with Mr. Buchanan as president to market a hair remedy claimed to reverse Baldness by restoring scalp health. The firm lists testimonials from Huron area customers and plans to produce 206 large bottles per day from its World building base. The operation includes cosmetics like creams lotions and hair oil with Leal Buchanan Minneapolis druggist as secretary and H E Boog as treasurer.
Three of five escapees from the Ohio state penitentiary were recaptured within 21 hours. Pat McDermott and Mike Jacko were found near a rock quarry five miles north after stealing a car. Jos Rosso was captured near a farm south of Columbus. McDermott and Jacko, serving life terms, wore rain coats over prison clothes and carried paring knives. Wardens blamed one guard for the breach.
PARI reports February 2047 progress on reparations procedure studies. Experts committees on reparations met with an enlarged sub-committee to smooth difficulties and plan creating multiple subcommittees to handle different aspects. Findings would be submitted to plenary sessions for final action.
The South Dakota Young People's conference in Huron announced group leaders including college presidents and professors from Aberdeen Huron Sioux Falls Mitchell Yankton and rapid city with Walter Van as local chair. Railroads will cover half fare to Huron and officials expect 200 plus attendees. Lodging and breakfast Sunday offered by Huron residents. Delegates register Saturday morning and are assigned rooms for the opening session at Turon College.
New York February 20 Radium covered hooks will allow luminous fishing in deep ocean exploration. William Beebe plans an oceanographic expedition to Bermuda sailing March 15. He will attach sounding wires to nets to track catches and conduct thorough bottom surveys. The colonial government offers Noncuch Island near Cattle Harbor as a base.
Disjointed notes reference government actions and a winter period with low temperatures. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a coherent event to summarize.
E S Miller of Sioux Falls was elected director of the North Central division of the National Credit Association at the meeting in St Paul Tuesday. A G Peargon of Duluth was chosen president. Superior, Wis was selected as the next convention site.
A World War I era plea from Paul Ase of Brockton Massachusetts offers a rheumatism prescription he says helped thousands. He provides no cost for the treatment and invites readers to mail their address for a postal to obtain the prescription.
President Emilio Portes Gil warned the Mexico City press, naming Excel, El Universal, and La Prensa, that publication of Bishop Miguel de la Mora’s statements and other coverage deemed to incite disorder would be punished. The government accused papers of abusing freedom and fomenting rebellion, urging responsible reporting.
The government designates him an open rebel since his residence is unknown and he is identified as a probable leader of the armed Cath Alice fanatics movement in San Luis Potost.
In Chicago two teenage youths Anthony Grecco and Charles Walz were executed by the electric chair for the murder of Patrolman Arthur Kaan during a drug store holdup last April. The executions occurred within minutes of each other after midnight.
Chief Justice Taft endorses plans for a George Washington memorial auditorium in a letter to Mrs. Harry F. Dimock, president of the George Washington Memorial association. He calls Washington one of the few great figures and supports honoring his name through the project.
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