Growth seen in show business in Huron and New York
The article traces theater growth from New York shows to Huron South Dakota developments. It notes Abies Irish Rose and Sally both with Coleen Moore, changing venues and the advent of sound. It details theatre openings, closings, and remodels including Lyric Bijou and Lounge in Huron and Publix theaters Inc ownership after 1928. It also lists golf ball imports into the United States in 1929.
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Abie
New-York City
Coleen Moore
Zierfeld
Sally
Goon
Tor Tm
Huron
Noo
Lyric
South
Dako
Bijou
F. and
Donald 3. Harris
Short
Lea's Hair Tonic Promises Youthful Color Back
An advertisement claims Lea's Mait Tonic revives gray hair to its natural even shade. It features a testimonial from Julia Pok of St. Louis praising rapid transformation and inviting readers to mail order a bottle with a money back guarantee.
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Lea
Julia
Destrehan
St. Louis Mo
Perriton’s
Huron
Lea Tonic Co
Brentwood
Huron Grows From Prairie Town to Northwest City
Over fifty years Huron has risen from a frontier outpost to a major northwest city. The town endured harsh frontier conditions as streets gained lighting and most homes gained modern comforts.
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Huron
Northwest
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United States
G. Alfor
Maytag
Third Street
Thomas A. Edison
City of
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Thomas A Edison
Northwestern Public Service Company
South Dakota
Gagnon
Aelie