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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
13
The Evening Huronite lists the March 1 1938 classified rates for insertions, display ads, and employment ads. It cautions readers to avoid paying money upfront and advises reporting suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager.
Public court records show Iroquois State Bank of Iroquois South Dakota as plaintiff in a 1928 case against Net no Murphy and heirs, with a $502.40 judgment. Sheriff Lyda C. Larsen advertises sale of real property in Beadle County to satisfy the execution, located at the Northeast Quarter of Section 2 Township 110 North Range 59 West, on June 10, 1928 at 10:00 AM at the court front door in Luren. A second mortgage notice lists EB L Parrish and Susan L Parrish as mortgagors to R W Clarke, with Nettie M. Waihel as holder, foreclosing on a described Huron property on June 24, 1929 at 11:00 AM front door of the Beadle County Court House.
Eight Miner county farmers conduct cooperative tests of superphosphate fertilizer this season. Most plots grow corn with broadcast applications at 125 pounds per acre, while drilled row placements use 60 to 65 pounds. Trials also target alfalfa and potatoes on several farms.
About 60 children from Logan and Banner townships joined in singing at Decoration Day exercises in Iroquois as part of the Young Citizens League program.
Maurice Lemire of Omaha leads a crew in Huron to install wires and equipment for a Western Union Telegraph office opening in Jyric Amusement building near The Wuronite around July 1. The new space will be leaner yet roomier after upgrading equipment. old gear will be junked or sent to headquarters.
Wellington Springs welcomes Jane L. Henry Heing from Ames Iowa as the new manager of the J C Penney store replacing Fred Allphin who resigned Heing previously served seven years at Sutton clothing Madison and plans to move into the residence vacated by Allphin Mrs Heinz currently visiting Ohio will join him soon in the city
Fragmented dialogue shows a tense domestic scene with a woman anxious about money and a bank visit. Characters Jack Nan Bert and Cree appear amid hurried calls and strained laughter as the plot advances toward financial concerns and relationships.
Beadle County car passing a city vehicle led to a two car crash on the Guster Battlefield highway. James Weese sustained a fractured skull and was hospitalized in Mitchell. Pat Dunn and family escaped with bruises and cuts as the Dunn car rolled twice. The overturned vehicle was completely wrecked.
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