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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
11
Beadle County South Dakota notices Samuel Birks and Evan Birks defaulted on February 27 1925 mortgage on the South Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 23 Township 113 North Range 59 West, Beadle County. E. Lougee Incorporated Sioux Falls mortgagor and mortgagee. Sheriff Ka R. Buntjev oversees sale.
Mortgage holder Metropolitan Life Insurance Company assigned to the Beadle County notice announces foreclosure on a mortgage recorded in Hook 205 page 637 and Boot 220 page 477. Eva and Samuel Birks and assignee arrangements date back to 1925 with taxes and fees due totaling 182919.20 plus 525.01 attorney fees. sale set for July 5 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door in Huron South Dakota.
Public sale announced by Beadle County Sheriff on the South Dakota property secured by the mortgage dated March 1 1920 to Farmers & Merchants Bank Iroquois. The lien now held by Mary J Curtis of Huson follows default and will auction the 160 acre Beadle County tract on July 11 1952 at 10 am. Principal 4060.00 interest 380.79 taxes 6741.00 total due 119,? plus costs.
Prof M L Wilson of Montana State college will speak at the Land Blue conference in Brookings on July 7 4. He heads Montana State’s agricultural economics department and formerly led the Bureau of Agricultural Economics Farm Management division in Washington D C. Wilson helped organize Fairway Farms and Russia wheat programs and now backs a domestic adjustment plan for U S agricultural products. About 20 to 40 land mortgage bankers and real estate figures are expected to attend, with cooperation from South Dakota Real Estate Association and SDSU departments.
New York June 30. Graham McNamee misses first convention broadcast since fame. NBC CBS plan wholesale cancellations to cover sessions. Parabolic microphones boosted by six foot parabola enable distant voice pickup. Night schedules feature Ray Perkins Rudy Vallee Helona Hawaiians Winchell dance hour Olympic program. WABC CBS Tito guitar. WBZ NBC etc.
In Brookings on June 20 a wool market report notes improved tone and broader interest with limited quantity turnover increasing. Buyers resisted price drops, while some bids exceeded asking on select lots. Demand for small quantities of fleece broadened, with graded wools preferred and original bag lots sought for combing and clothing uses.
Mr and Mrs E F Benske celebrated their golden wedding at Clark with a 6 o clock dinner for 70 at the D F Benike home. A tangible was set on the porch with a large yellow roses cake and bouquets. The Benike family includes eight children 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren with no deaths to date. The afternoon featured music singing kittenball horseshoe pitching a mock wedding and church services led by Rev Schmelling of Henry.
Vermillion June 3 The commencement exercises for the summer session at the University of South Dakota will be held on July 15 in the university auditorium. Dr G W Nash president of Yankton college will deliver the address.
Cedar township votes to have third grade taught in two schools for the coming year due to ten eligible high school entrants this fall. Mrs Besse Sheldon is rehired to teach Beck school and will leave for summer postgraduate work in Minneapolis. Mrs Olson likely returns to teach the south school for another year.
A fragmented report describes cucumber gardening at Howard with unclear details. The text mentions June and a person named Mrs. Ewin Thendl living north of the area, but the overall context and actions are obscured by garbled OCR.
A damaged report describes hop fields facing an unusual hopper infestation and a spreading fungal illness. Reported heat and warm days promote pest activity, with many dead insects found and a stenching odor over affected areas. Researchers note a disease reducing hopper numbers in some locales.
Mim Pearson confronts her fiancé Dan about a dull, constrained life in a small town. He hints at leaving for a more exciting future in New York or Chicago, professing weariness with routine. Cherry Campanion watches as Dan questions their barren day after day, foreshadowing a dramatic break to come.
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