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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
9
Police officer John Belsky cites hauntings as grounds for a cross bill against wife Anna Bel. He alleges a spirit advised his wife of alleged infidelities by a woman, prompting a $75,000 suit by Mrs Sebesti, which was later challenged when a judge halted the action after learning of the ghosts.
The report describes subzero readings across the Dakotas and mountain states, with Rapid City's 26 above, and a broad cold wave across the west. Temperatures dip to 50 below in places while Canada shows milder readings. Rescue efforts continue for marooned and flood-stranded residents as relief planes and boats assist behind the Wabash valley flood zones.
Three hundred students and teachers from the east will come to the Black Hills this year to establish a summer school near Rapid City. A letter to the Rapid City Chamber of Commerce from WH. File notes the site is selected but dates have not been set.
An ad copy markets a Chicago optometrist offering spectacles priced at 2.98 dollars claiming features like face-hugging fit, unbreakable and tarnish-resistant build, and enhanced appearance while promising a refund if customers are not satisfied.
Charles McCaffree of Sioux Falls has been named chairman of the South Dakota Better Homes committee. The post, issued from the national Better Homes office in Washington, aligns state efforts with a nationwide campaign led by Dr. James Ford. The SD committee aims to adapt national programs to local needs and promote civic betterment through home and community improvements. Sixty-nine South Dakota communities participated in 1929 activities including debates contests and home improvement programs.
Mrs C E Johnson of Great Falls Mont, a former Huron resident, underwent an operation at the Huron clinic this week and is reported to be progressing satisfactorily. Also treated were Robert Braun of Frankfort, and other surgical patients include Mrs Norman Smith of Broadland and Mrs Fred Eagtman of Walsey.
Washington reports that new German evidence presented by alleged agent Theodore Woznayk prompts a rehearing on American war claims totaling about 335.9 million. The arbiter Roland W. Boyden gave both sides until February 1 to submit material for oral argument set to begin in April, nearly a year after the mixed claims commission closed its final argument.
Doctors say most illness stems from stomach and bowel issues. Tanlac declared effective for digestion relief and many local residents endorse it, including Mrs. Elen White who recovered after four doses. It promises appetite restoration, calm nerves, and overall health with a money back guarantee if ineffective.
German agents presented Wornayk’s alleged appearance at a commission site and sought record inclusion. His testimony, supported by lengthy exhibits, states he worked at the Kingsland New Jersey munition plant of Canadian Car and Foundry, where a 1917 ammunition fire occurred. He claimed the fire started at his bench but denied any German connections. He spent brief periods away from work and later cooperated after his name appeared in reports.
Madison Bulldogs rally to defeat Brookings 23 to 20 as Brookings scores twice in the last twenty seconds to seize victory. Bobcats mounted a late push after trailing by 13 at halftime, but Brookings held on for the win.
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil relieves bunions and swollen joints when applied twice daily. It promises rapid improvement and offers a money back refund if not satisfied. A note suggests Emerald Oil helps with varicose veins and leg issues.
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