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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text shows a sale notice referencing The Boo Agency in Huron. Incomplete lines mention sale actions and perhaps a highway scene with a town, but essential details are unreadable. This item remains a damaged notice with unclear parties and dates.
Washington July 21 The text of President Roosevelt s employment agreement outlines phased wage and hours rules during the emergency re employment drive from Aug one to Dec three 1933. It sets age limits hours limits and exemptions for small establishments and professionals with adjustments for prior fixed prices and codes of fair competition. The document includes stay provisions and a path for hardship petitions pending review by a representative trade body.
J E Johnson takes over as manager of the Bridgeman Russell dairy in Bridgeman from Roy Richmond. Pearson will leave Sunday for Grand Forks N Dakota to head the Huron Dairy Products firm in Jamestown ND. Johnson comes from Jamestown where he led the Bridgeman Rumell unit for five years and previously managed Midland Produce in Fargo for eight years. The change aims to preserve existing policies that have pleased customers.
A tale unfolds around Elinor who trembles and Ben Barrett who lingers by doorway shadows. He recalls a priest’s maxim about valuing what you gain by losing, while Elinor tests trust and restraint after a fraught moment. The scene carries tension over a light under a door and a silence that speaks volumes.
State officials announced a ruling by Attorney General Walter Conway clarifying that the state owes no refund on the four cent gasoline tax until the dealer who sold the fuel remits the tax. Treasurer Frank Siewert said the measure will aid in collecting delinquent accounts and prompt refunds, with $45,655.35 in delinquencies collected in the past six months, including refunds dating before January and penalties and interest.
In Pierre on July 2 Governor Berry met with the recently formed South Dakota feed committee chaired by J. J. Martino. The group discussed drought and grasshopper impacts on livestock feed and planned a plan to secure greasy and hay supplies for winter. They also aims to secure federal funds for feed loans to needy farmers and ranchers.
Roper of the commerce department commends four Keepers of the Rock of Ages lighthouse at Lake Superior for aiding in landing 127 aboard the wrecked passenger vessel Cox. Commendations go to head keeper John F. Soldenski and assistants L M Whipple J B Marshall and S Heinaberg for their roles during the reef grounding near the lighthouse.
Premier Mussolini, elated by the prospect of world peace and economic stability, confers with President Roosevelt on global affairs.
Charles J Ronald editor of the Clear Lake Courier for decades died at home after a six week illness. At seventy one he was among South Dakota’s oldest newspaper men. He leaves a wife two daughters Mrs Joseph Smith Dodgeville Wisconsin and Mrs C Force Clear Lake and a son Harry W Ronald Cheer Lake plus a sister Eva Ronald. Mason funeral details to follow.
Fragmented text discusses Baruch's influence on fiscal policy and administration, calls for a press agent to expose graft claims, and notes Johnson administration publicity and payroll decisions. A county board meeting notice outlines budget items, salaries, fuel, and farm bureau matters for Beadle County.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a bus journey between Huron and Pierre with unclear times and names. It references Iain Southent of Wel ey and a location Gatos, with times around 1055 am and 1. The text is garbled, conveying an incident or transit detail without clear outcomes.
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