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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1934
Page
11
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Notice of mortgage foreclosure concerns a loan dated April 14 1928 by Paul J Fey and Florence Harding to Hollister Bros of Sioux Falls South Dakota. The mortgage on the NW quarter and SW quarter of section 14 township 40 range 271E2 in Beadle County is in default. Authorities proceed with foreclosure actions as required by law.
A garbled mix of pattern advertisement and foreclosure notices appears. The ad promotes Anne Adams sewing patterns with size details and pricing, followed by foreclosure data for Beadle County South Dakota including mortgage amounts, taxes, and sale procedures scheduled at the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron.
In a tangled social sketch, Gypsy reflects on Lila Hotaling and Dia prep for a wedding. Lila’s family wealth contrasts with Gypsy’s modest means, while Lila’s father’s death and Paris memories shape expectations. The tale hints at class, family histories, and shared summers as the wedding nears.
Lake Preston enjoys a bustling skating scene as sub zero temperatures freeze a newly built rink and nearby sledding area. The cold weather keeps youngsters outdoors amid a pleasant inn and beachhouse nearby, while a narrative of two lovers unfolds in the countryside setting.
A fragmented clipping reports NRA and bank notes about Christmas greetings in letters and a controversial dividend letter. It mentions orders rescinded after Christmas and a bank board letter criticizing withholding taxes and urging resignations to avoid ruin. The piece also notes government restrictions and a bureau chief discussing media impact.
In a playful incident reporters spread a fictitious tale of a revolution in Argentina and capture of State Secretary Hall. The rumor was proven false and a resolution of regret was discussed, though Hall remains in good standing with newsmen and the White House.
Central Standard time reports a half hour program linking Pacific Hawaiian islands to a Bermuda cross Atlantic segment. The broadcast includes Johnny Noble's orchestra and Sidmund Schatz among others with varied dates and times across WEAS NBC WABC CBS networks.
David C Rafferty died December 15 after a life in Sleepy Eye Minnesota and Huron South Dakota. He married Cora Eleanore Williams in 1938 and lived six years in Hermosa Beach. He suffered paralysis from a cerebral hemorrhage but recovered after asking to go to Angelus Temple and walking again. He belonged to the Elks of Huron and Woodmen of the World in Redondo Beach. Survived by wife Cora, adopted daughter Mrs Marnie Gardner of Wittenburg Texas, two sisters Hannah Fisher and Mata Schuman, brothers Jimmie George and Edward Rafferty. Funeral held at Church of the Four Square Gospel on Opa Street conducted by Brother Arthur of Angelus Temple and Redondo Beach pastor Mrs Lewis. Interment at Inglewood Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Roy Zander of Rapid City visited Mrs Zander s mother Mrs Peter Neilven during the holiday vacation at her home in Burdette.
Jan 3 reports Miss Mar Jocie Kxpplin underwent an appendicitis operation at Motchell hospital and returned Friday. In Frankfort a infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Haigh died Thursday morning at eight days old.
A partial OCR snippet mentions leaving Piette at 1 28 likely for a train southward with a timetable style note. The fragmentary text also references connections or times at nearby stations and a possible arrival or departure sequence.
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