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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
11
The Huronite announces rates for Reader Style Classified Ads at or below production cost. One ad per insertion per person or firm, with additional ads at set per-word or per-insertion prices. Cash with order. in city delivery and mail orders require cash. free month after twelve consecutive months.
Public notices from Beadle County South Dakota state a lease opportunity for unleased land along Victor Avenue with bids due February 1 1933. The same notices outline a mortgage foreclosure sale by New York Life Insurance Company on the Southwest Quarter of Section 5 Township 111 North Range 74 West in Beadle County with sale scheduled February 11 1933 at 10:00 AM at the Beadle County Courthouse.
Minutes show motions to move funds from Public Safety to Fire Department Emergency Equipment and Street and Property, with 3000 dollars, 325.66 dollars, and 22000 dollars transferred from Special Budget Savings to Bond Interest and Disposal Plant accounts. Meeting adjourned at 10 00 pm with next session set for January 2 1911 at 7 20 pm and notes on payroll and additional department payments.
City records show January 2 and January 9 1933 meetings with roll calls Young Gitchell Joskins and Anderson present. Minutes approved tax payer referral to County Commissioners and gas rate report from Northwestern Public Service Company received and filed. Warrant approved for Gilbert Sport easements Ravire Park and collateral substitution for Rural Bonds funds carried.
Twenty years ago in Huron the junior class at the college planned a Rival by Request to run in the college auditorium on Thursday evening. The cast includes Debbert Scruby Lloyd Merriman Clarence Sherwood Glenn Martin Mr Andrews Alex Knox Myre Johnson Janet Pollard Mary Bel Grace Rice and Jane Bell. L H Tersenning has returned from a month on the Pacific coast. Frank Jaean leaves for Buffalo and Pittsburg for several weeks. Grace and Nancy Hannum of Huron college visited Wayland. Daum Otto Andersen and Dick Babbitt came home from Rousseau. Banting Charles Dukes heads to Breathe t and Saturday for a visit there.
The Incoming President plans close watch on editorial opinion with veteran journalists in his secretariat. A White House system digests and corralled editorials as guiding daily news for the president, following earlier practices of Wilson Harding Coolidge and Hoover.
A lifelong reader spends hours each day reading daily papers and clipping notes from his seemingly daily sources. He gathers insights from various clipping scraps as part of his routine.
Hollywood study of Edwin Maxwell notes his long stage career before film success his shift to playing villains and his private life as reserved scholarly writer. It mentions his medical degree from Edinburgh and early screen casting as a lawyer in The Woman Accused and his connection to John Lodge. Harbor street locations in Los Angeles are cited as favorable backdrop for short films influencing studio opportunities.
The article notes Mussolini’s push for larger families amid a rising birth-rate decline. Government census data for early 1982 shows a population increase well below 1990 and 1925 levels, with deaths rising and marriages dropping despite incentives like railroad fare cuts. It cites experts attributing the trend to hard times and shifting mentality, plus government efforts to reverse declines through wedding stipends and promotions.
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