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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1929
Page
11
Notice to editor of Elien eT requesting sale notice for wood working machinery and tools. Fragmented OCR includes names, addresses, and a claim against someone. Details are unclear but indicate a registry or legal notice context with administration and court reference.
Mgr J T McCullen hosts lily parents while Maurice Hammil returns from Waldo Exkle and Omaha to join Capitol Journal. C Peterson attended a party on his eightieth birthday at his daughter's home. Mrs Char traveled to Brookings for her illness. Mr and Mrs Russell Strieuland of Gettysburg visited Rev L J Sheldon. J Sept De Smet visited his daughter at Polo Catholic Church, has returned to the native area.
Osceola notes report a Thursday business caller, school reopening with good attendance, Ed Alberts attending a brother’s funeral, McDonough absence from school, a Saturday Osceola telephone meeting announced, jackrabbit sightings, coal and well work, and residents including the Schleiuters and Currier family amid illness and paralysis concerns.
Correspondent reports the birth of a son Christmas day at Miller hospital, the newborn son of Mr and Mrs George Ohtenberg is recovering from bronchial pneumonia. Pollock and Vetter boys invited at the John Hargens home Sunday. Hog buyers from Sioux Falls visited the community New Year’s Day to purchase lumber. Mr and Mrs J B Kitter were visited. Lawrence Hunker drove to Red Gold Sunday with Morris Bakes.
A fragmented OCR listing multiple radio programs across cities and stations. It includes orchestras, variety shows, news slots, dances, and diversified hours from WENE Chicago WLS to Des Moines and Minneapolis with references to bands, choirs, and live music segments.
The War Department has submitted an army fund bill to the House proposing total expenditure of 528,518,915 for national defense and 127,088,000 for non military purposes. The package includes 133,550,365 for army pay, flood control funding, and 20,000,000 for a Mississippi defense center. It covers construction programs, coastal and canal zone fortifications, and increased national guard strength to 190,080. Civilian and reserve training funds are outlined with plans for Panama Canal work and ammunition augmentation. The committee urges careful review of ammunition reserves to minimize annual losses and support for new tanks and related equipment.
Washington reports foreign capital moved in 1925 but failed to shift substantial capital abroad from the United States. Commerce data show foreign securities held in the U S rose to 2.426 billion while $1.592 billion gained markups. over 1 billion dollars went abroad in the first half of 1928, with German purchases and Reserve District notes noted. National Bank of Sioux Falls assets listed as government securities, bonds, stocks, and fixtures, totaling around $100,061. Furniture and fixtures valued at roughly $176,000 noted.
The 1925 borrowings show Europe leading Latin America in total funds, with Denmark the top borrower in Europe. Chile Brazil and Argentina also issued large sums largely for governmental guarantees and debt consolidation. Peru Bolivia and Colombia tapped for external debt relief and public works while Canada loaned 240 million, second only to Germany.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a romantic scene with Hollis dialogue about marriage and worshiped lovers. Ashtoreth teases, with vivid garment imagery and provocative implications. The text ends mid scene, promising further developments in Hollis Hart and Ashtoreth.
Partial OCR reveals a local note that B Cahalan of First National Bank and others discuss employment and land sales. A mechanic is employed at Conde Auto and Electric. Mentions farms sold to area farmers at 36 per acre. Reading hints at a golf puzzle and local notices.
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