GUMPS Column Advertising Notes Reliability
The column notes that advertisements are trimmed to remove unreliable items and promote verifiable offers. It mentions contact phones and emphasizes cautious editorial standards in merchandise listings.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1931
Page
11
The column notes that advertisements are trimmed to remove unreliable items and promote verifiable offers. It mentions contact phones and emphasizes cautious editorial standards in merchandise listings.
Advertises permanent sales positions for capable workers to sell a well advertised line of polishes cleaners medicines extracts spices toilet requisites perfumes and specialties. Apply to 4-5 Laboratories located at 03 Iowa Ave Huron S25.
Legal notice identifies D Urquhart and Sons in Mary regarding an administratrix action for an estate. IP Sauer serves as attorney for the administratrix. Case details include docket number a8 advisi and related proceedings.
Sale notice fragment shows item described vaguely with garbled terms. Readable elements suggest a classified sale item listing with uncertain product names and conditions. No clear entities or dates present.
Mrs Russell Hitchcock Brant Mrs A P Scheib hosted a bridge party Wednesday with 15 guests and high prize won by Mrs Ei Dubois. Maxine Sutter weekend in Huron. Mrs Fred Schroeder burned when cleaning gasoline exploded injuring hands and arms. A P Schieds entertained 15 guests Thursday. Alec Phillips and Mrs Lol Domey high score winners. Group of 15 high school students skated on the James river. Mrs L B Murphy had a short visit with sister. Help One Another club met Thursday at Mrs Gardner Preaton with good turnout. Frank Payne and Mere Subl Lynch served at five card table.
The Union Ladies Aid held a midweek gathering with a fair turnout. Attendees included Dr and Mrs J McKie with their infant daughter recovering from a room injury. Andrew Hultman Bill Eddy and Wit Ashler acted as canvassers on Thursday. William Dague and family hosted guests of Charles Proieck and family a few days prior. Russell Piersen recovers from a serious illness and expects to return to school in February. L E Robinson remained in front as did many others. EN Baird sought medical treatment in Marion for rheumatic condition. Enoch Hutchinson helped with post office work for a few days.
A period of illness and multiple social visits marked the local scene. Mrs. King suffered a severe cold while I N Maeck installed a super heterodyne radio at the Snyder home in Danforth. Families from Parkston and McCluskey visited relatives and friends, with several couples listed among business callers in Huron and nearby towns.
A fragmented timetable shows a Huron to Pierre bus departing 2:45 p.m. with connections to trains toward Haley at 1:38 p.m. and arriving at Flore by 7:00. It lists a Pierre to Wolsey link at 6:38 p.m. and a Wolsey segment to Huron at 3:66 p.m. with unclear station names and times.
Vermillion reports show the State Health Laboratory at the University of South Dakota saved citizens about 62000 dollars in the year ending July 1930. Dr J S Ohlmacher notes 103435 tests in ten years, with no staff expansion, funded largely by taxes, including diphtheria, hydrophobia, anthrax, typhoid, undulant fever, tularemia, water and milk analyses, and other human disease tests.
Hitchcock January 17 Observance of the tenth anniversary of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held February 10 with elaborate programs. Legion members will be invited as guests of the Auxiliary.
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