Classifieds and coin lists from The Evening Barourne Huronite
A dense OCR of classified ads and notices shows rates for inserts at The Evening Huronite office, cautionary notices on scams, and several coin and typewriter service offers. Advertisers include PR Morrow and Jack Knabe Inc, with coin values up to 200 for pennies and Indian Head cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Coin Collectors Club
Hannatyes
Wie
National Coin Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Typriwriter Service
Pattern 1897 Anne Adams dress slip pattern notice
An advertisement for Anne Adams Pattern 1897 promotes a shadow proof slip and underdress solution for summer dresses. It lists sizes 34 to 46, fabric yardage for size 30, and instructions. Order form details include 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern together from The Evening Herald Pattern Department in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
GAGE
Ralph C. Dickson
Legton
Prince
Beadle
South Daleae
E. Hl
Assimee
Court House
Huron
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
R. Huntley
Beadle County
Fiske & Morris
Autommeys
Agena
Sioux Falls
Pea LP
C. T. Liddle
Kate B. Liddle
Merida ‘Lan
South Dakota
Lougee
Mortagee
Register of Deeds
Metropolitan Safe Insurance
Ean
New York
Ou Park
Furon
State of
Aly
Sioix Falls
South Dakew
Metropolitan Life Insurance Coutany
Sherift
SSK & Morris
Storneys
Anne Adams
Huronite Battern Department
West 27Th Street
New York City
Jane Terry Returns to New York in Sophie Kerr Style
Jane Terry arrives in New York to prove she can succeed in life in Marburg. Amy and Howard guard their unborn child Nancy as World War I looms. The pair debate Jane’s potential claim to Nancy while planning his return from leave and future family life after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Nancy
Americ
Howard
Aviation Corps
Texas
Uttle
Mary Jackson
Tox
Marburg
Jane
Maren
Jase
Natcy
Rosa
Sophie Kerry
Family Reunion Highlights In Clark At Jones Home
Carpenter residents Earl Anne and family and Chester Carlson with spouses attended a Clark town reunion at the Jones residence. Misa Myrtle Jones of Chicago, sister to Mrs. Anne and Mrs. Carlson, served as guest of honor. P C Anderson visits Minnesota. Leland Beavers of Pine River Minnesota ships cattle north of Carpenter to Minnesota. Karl Kruthoff and son Harvey hired cattle to the packing plant in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Earl Anne
Chester Carlson
Bryant
Jones
Clark
Misa Myrtle Jones
Chicago
Anne
Carlson
P.C. Anderson
Minnesota
Leland Beavers
Pine River
Minn
Carpentier
Karl Kruthoff
End Son
Harvey
uTan
Local residents share travel and visit notes from Midwest towns
Bert Wahl made two business calls in Huron on Monday morning. Mrs Francis Kelley and Mrs Wayne Houghtailing returned from Aber deen where they attended summer school. Mr and Mrs Arthur Madier spent a week at New Ulm Minnesota and brought back Mrs Nels Madsen who had an extended visit in Iowa and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Mes
H. D. Wahl
Aberdeen
John Gaiser
Shirley ‘Ano
Worthington
Minn
J. Linn
Minnesota
Linn
Opal Waldron
Hurd
Sheldno Plate
Irene Munson
Bert Wahl
Huron Mondey
Francis Kelley
Wayne Houghtailing
Arthur Madier
New Ulm
Jback
Nels Madsen
Iowa
Mitenesota
Party Realigning Not In Prospect
Washington political observers say realignment remains unlikely as factions within both major parties differ by state and issue. Roosevelt era disputes persist among Democrats and Republicans, with leaders reluctant to commit to conservatism or radicalism and campaigns focusing on local concerns rather than national platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Radical Party
Republican Party
Uke Borah
Idaho
Nye
North Dakota
Seera
al Smith
John W. Davis
Carter Glass
Roosevelt
Washington State
Strey
National Party
Hale
Maine
Piller
Eastern Conservation
Pyoster
Byrd
Virginia
Wheeler
Montana
LaFol
To Determine U. S. Entry In Olympics
Avery Brundage, president of the American Athletic Association, travels to Europe after attending the International Amateur Athletic Federation meeting in Stockholm. He will observe Germany's conditions regarding the Jewish question and decide on the United States’ potential participation in the 1936 Olympic Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Avery Brundage
Americanatonic Assosiation
Europe
United States
Germany
Thhe International Amateur Athletic Federation
Stockholm
Brundage
Olympic Association
Tomight
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Orphan Annie
Zize
ETON
Baronue
Primaf
City of
Western Union
Nith
Ccc
South Akete
Margeret
Margaret H. Mc Wi
Simmons
Frances Beamsy
PR. Morrow
Mondana
Ralph G. Riley
Goon
St. S.W
Jack Knabe, Inc
Dakota South Phone
E. Montank
Huran
Colonial Phone i
Robinso Shoe Store
3Rd St. S
Teore House
Mellyaine
Jowa
Helf
Redfield
Rawleigh
Hang County
Rawleigh Co. Depe
Minneapolis
Gerald Wilson
Indiana Ave
Stewart
al Pences
Kodak Films
Northland Photo Service
Obi Studio
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Rhinestone
By Gray
Annie
Harold Geieiw
Sioux City
Hersi von Fryé
South of Alpena
George Linefelter
Ernest: Schmidt
Genavieve
Geraldine Schmidt
Fred Windstedt
Harrold
Clair Kedham
James Atkinson
Sioux Falla
James Linafelter
Myral Kerr
Donald
Sac City
William Griffin
Degstar, I
Glen Miller
Jatii Houmes
Oregon Ramy
Wylie Houmes
Frank Linafelter
Fedora
George Linafelter
Lyle Freeman
Monroe
Morton
Loursanne
Oscar Limdberg
Oliver
Albert
Heleng
Mont
Eide
Hoosier
Green
White
LLOYD
Johnson & Sewell
Sophie Kerr
Huron - Pierre
Pierre
Woreeyo
Mo Oi
Asiryey
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