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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
11
Poorly legibleOCR text fragment hints at a dramatic moment involving persons Saline and Fos ToMoi with a monetary amount $25,009. The readable words suggest a local news item or feature by Sidney Smith about an impending outcome or fate connected to Henrietta and others.
The Ninth Judicial Circuit summons Demanger Bloodgood et al to answer in Beadle County action seeking to quiet title and determine adverse claims on Bloodgood property in Huron. Also notice of sale of real estate in Beadle County under the estate of Joseph H. Woese with private or public sale on June 19 1930 and terms cash or mortgage assumption.
The 44 story tower near Clark Street becomes home to the Chicago grain pit and Board of Trade trading floor. It describes the pit layout with separate wheat corn oats and rye pits, electric clocks, and a 9 foot tall Goddess of Agriculture statue on top. Historical notes cover the Board of Trade in Chicago from 1860s through 1885, including Armour and Cudahy archetypes and key figures in grain speculation.
New York stock exchange educational chief Dr. Birl E. Schultz envisions 1 percent technical training becoming accessible to all embryonic brokers. Institutes already operate in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle and Chicago with interest from Cleveland and Boston. Schultz hopes institutes expand to all major cities and employes across brokerage houses receive training.
Fragmentary text notes a long hidden tomb discovery linked to a world conqueror. It mentions ancient monuments and a sarcophagus, with references to Rome, Alexandria, Sidon, and a Turkish authority. The piece weaves speculative history about a past empire and a planned event in late June.
The text notes a sun dial origin in ancient times and cites Pope Sylvester I in 996 as the first clock use. It mentions 12th century clocks and references modern electric clocks as the current norm.
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