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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
11
Mortgage sale notice for default on a 1922 mortgage by John L Sexton and Isidore Sexton to Modern Brotherhood of America, describing the Beadle County property and the scheduled sale date January 2, 1934 at 2 PM. Includes details on the mortgagee, the amount due, and the foreclosure process.
An ad for Anne Adams Pattern 1608 offers a stylish frock with satin silk crepe or wool fabrics, sizes up to 40, plus illustrated instructions and pattern sales. The snippet shifts to a political note on bribery norms and the Morgenthau Woodrum treasury reshuffle, hinting Supreme Court rulings on Minnesota mortgage and New York milk cases shaping new deal stance.
Insurance Company of Newark seeks foreclosure on the NE quarter of section 17 township 113 north range 62 west in Beadle County. Mortgage filed of record in 1926, with $7,112.80 total due including principal interest and taxes. Sale to highest bidder for cash at Beadle County Court House front door in Huron on January 31, 1934 at 10 a.m. Dated January 2, 1934. Sheriff Beadle County, Herbert K Cheever attorney for mortgagee.
The MLW A lodge met for regular business Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs F E Johnson visited at the Hamaker home in De Smet Wednesday evening. Kenneth Kauth was taken to hospital Friday morning after a fall on the ice. Mr and Mrs W Botz were Huron shoppers Saturday. August Wasterberg of Pearl Creek township was a Cavour caller Saturday.
Yale residents and guests carried on holiday hospitality with numerous dinners and visits. R A Masse and family of Bancroft hosted at their New Year home. Mr and Mrs Welsh and family joined Mike Welsh’s neighbors. Dockendorf returned to Madison after weeks with his daughter Mrs Moon in Yale. Osceola, Troquois, Huron, and Butler connections appear as friends and relatives stopped by, with August Lemke and the Derscheid family among those seen in Yale and surrounding towns.
Carpenter Arthur Madsen county commissioner spends days in Clark checking month’s work and other matters. Will Hicks winters in Auburn New York. Leland Beavers family return to Pine River Minnesota after holidays. Bert Wahl family transact business in Watertown. Henry Palkenberg relief worker injured on Fordham project recovering. Harold Sweezy and daughter arrive from Four Corners Wyoming to spend winter with Bert Wahl. Otto Sarge drives to Clark to consult a physician. Mrs Irwin Anderson and son stay with her parents John and Hausen in Hurley.
The text shows a fragmentary interview with figures near the White House as Wheeler and Borah push Congress to press Roosevelt. It notes a congressional bloc seeking action, a hidden nursing effort by the government, and public debt handling, with casual remarks on Congress members’ character and a stray debate on cigar gifts.
The Public Works Administration announced the allocation of 16,356,465 to 179 non-federal projects, bringing total non-federal commitments to 729,044,957 from the 3.3 billion fund. Projects span McCook, Lake, Brookings, Parker, EugHes, and Mitchell counties, funding courthouses, jails, storm sewers, water works, sewage plant expansions, and storage tanks, creating thousands of man months of employment.
Jefferson South Dakota reports five truckers fined by state enforcement for overloads. Each driver paid 50 dollars after appearing in justice court. Vehicles listed include an Ipswich bound truck owned by R Kitchell and several Sara Sioux City firms with weights ranging from 2,500 to 7,900 pounds.
In a contested Valley basketball game Bozeman was edged 37 to 35 by Malley City Five. The lead changed hands four times with a tight first half and a late surge by Malley City securing the win amid rough play near Beaumont, California.
The treasury projects a 1935 revenue of 3.2595 billion and a 1936 estimate of 3.9747 billion, with emergency expenditures and RFC loans shaping debt reduction plans. It notes revenue uncertainties in current economic conditions and details taxes and credits affected by policy shifts and the repeal of Prohibition.
South Dakota revenue from cigarette taxes and licenses for the first six months of the current fiscal year rose 42 percent to 34,999.60, with cigarette tax stamps bringing 115,019.99. Receipts from license fees dropped to 8230 while beer tax and other levies added 233,710.40 in the period through December 31, 1933, as new stamps and legal changes influenced collections.
MITCHELL Db Jan 444 notes found on scene point to a personal crisis for 45 year old Howard Harrison, a motor company watchman. Police trace clues in letters signed Pedro and Betty Harrison or Deke Young while Harrison claims his disease Drags him toward death. One note cites French service and German camp imprisonment.
Col Norman Schwarzkopf said Verne Sankey, the South Dakota outlaw, has not been sought by the New Jersey State Police for questioning in the Lindbergh kidnapping. St Paul authorities had not linked Sankey to the case, and County Attorney M F Kinkead noted a complete record of the Lindbergh kidnapping was found in Sankey’s basement, suggesting he may be outside the Lindbergh picture.
At the hospitals Macy Wright was admitted. Haron Mrs Joam Waldner and Carpenter medical staff were admitted. Dismissed: Mrs Ernest Milves Haron Ovie Mayberry Hitchcock Walter Gutner Woonsocket.
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