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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1934
Page
11
A scanned Beadle County newspaper page shows classified ad rates and handling rules, warnings about payments in advance, and tips to avoid fraudulent offers. It also includes two foreclosure notices with court details, property descriptions, sale dates, and agents, plus a partial legal notices section and local items about a hearing and a social event.
The summer issue advertises Anne Adams Pattern 170 for sizes 12 through 40 with a chic dress and cape design. It notes plain sewing instructions, fabric recommendations, and sizing details including yardage for size 16. Orders to The Evening Huron Pattern Dept New York City, price fifteen cents per pattern, twenty five cents with book.
The Academic Resistance Council in its first year placed 389 scholars of non Aryan origin outside Nazi Europe. Of 389, 278 found in Britain 38 in the United States 41 in France 33 in Turkey and 26 in Holland. It reports more than 66000 dollars subscribed but funds are exhausted and many harbored scholars may have to leave Britain. The council notes the threat to their safety as other European refuges shrink.
Russia honors Ivan Vladimirovitch Michurin on September 20 for six decades of plant breeding. The Soviet Union marks his career with nationwide observances. Kuslov has been renamed Michurinsk as the site of the Northern Horticulture Scientific Institute and an agricultural college. Michurin developed olive trees and other fruit varieties.
Farm conditions in Lane show marked improvement after last week's two inch rainfall. Water covered few fields while hail damaged corn and gardens but revival is expected. Later showers added moisture aiding crop recovery.
The Ree Heights Woman's Club met at Mrs. C W Speirs's home with president Mrs Haugh McKelvey presiding. Mrs McKelvey and Carrie Price led the program on Ja pan. The August meeting will cover China at the McKelvey home.
Redfield July 16 Special Mrs F Hansen entertained at one o clock luncheon to honor Mrs Austin Greer visiting from Minneapolis. Eight guests attended with a garden center piece. Mr JD Fargo won high in the bridge game and Mrs Greer received a guest prize.
Jane Tane Terre arrives in New York determined to prove herself to her hometown and former best friend Amy Jackson. She advances in real estate, becomes entangled with married Roger Thorpe, and plans a rise through a Sears house deal while urging Amy and Howard to invest. The trio debates the ethics of profiting from a family sale as Jane battles personal vanity and genuine ambition. Nancy’s birth and later questions about motherhood entwine with money, loyalty, and the complex path to success.
Bonilla Mrs Jellis of Watertown hosts her grandchildren Maleped and James Kaine from Chicago visiting Jellis daughter Max. George McKichan and Mr and Mrs John Detterman returned from two weeks in Chicago. Laverne Jenkinsun, with parents at South Shore, visited his wife and young son at the George Merklin home. Mr and Mrs vay Gould and isninx left Thursday for Washington and will settle in Yakima.
Local notes report John Colwell rushing to Powen Nebraska by his mother's illness. The Yant Construction crew finishes oil mixing on the Cavour to pavement stretch and moves to trench work. Gust Jacqueson finishes J P Rudy building work and shifts to Jake Artman farm projects northwest of Cavour. The M E church repairs its roof after a recent storm while Kenneth Anderson assists at the Farmers elevator.
Highmore residents welcomed Dr. and Mrs. Robert Plasch of Minneapolis visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Parkins, noting schoolmates at Still College Des Moines. Dismissed Pierre hospital patient Herbert Diede returned home. Larry Mason of Holabird joined the Jones family for the weekend. C. E. Noel and Teannette Noel with Mrs. Charles La Croix were in FL Thompson and Chamberlain for business. Margaret Noel rested at home then planned to return to work in Huron. Mrs. August Henson and son from Rockham visited Mooris Harter. Mrs. Henson is Harter’s mother. Robert Ahreng came from Sioux Falls after visiting the O'Reillys. Mr. and Mrs. B. Paulson of Kadogan Alberta stayed with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Drew. Paulson is Mrs. Drew’s brother, departing for the Black Hills. Bonney O’Brien returned to Aberdeen to visit her aunt Mrs. Tom Jonney.
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