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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
11
Huronite Classified Rates for Reader Style ads include 3c per word for 1 to 3 insertions and 5c per word for 6 insertions, with a 15 to 30 word minimum. Additional words incur 100 extra per page. Display rates list column inch charges and free month after 12 consecutive months. The notice repeats contact details and ad taker instructions for Huronite subscribers in Huron, South Dakota.
A jumble of classifieds and court actions includes a potpourri of pleas for produce selling, vehicle foreclosure notices, mortgage foreclosures, and guardianship sale orders in Beadle County South Dakota. The fragmentary text mentions Chevrolet vehicle details, sheriff notices, and estate guardianship hearings with dates and locations in 1921 to 1953 era records.
Rosie laughs as Tom mimics a shadow donkey on the wall while Janet and Jeffrey say goodbye. Mrs Silvani notes the youngsters are cute and hopes for a stable job for Tommy. Janet discusses school bus options with Mr Silvani, hoping to ease expenses. Grant exudes quiet confidence in finding work for Tommy.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Grant turning to the girl and asking if she would be willing to do him a favor. The line hints at future plot developments as the narrative resumes.
Hollywood profile of Bruce Cabot notes his athletic background and varied life. Born in New Mexico as a cone punching seaman and stock broker, he pursued sports and business before turning to acting. He hints at a later rise similar to George O’Brien, with hopes that his diverse experiences help on screen.
Hollywood report says George Raft, called humble and unlucky, was suspended with salary halted after declining a suggested role in Pick-Up. Raft insists he acts his way and can’t imitate studio directives while maintaining his straightforward, down-to-earth persona amid ongoing contract tensions.
Broadland Ira Howell of Aberdeen spends a few days with his wife who teaches in the high school. Miss Catherine Vollenwieder returned home from hospital Friday after an operation earlier in the week. G. Stimson motored to Huron Thursday evening and visited Epworth League at the Methodist church basement.
William Leighton Jr. spent Friday at the home of his cousin Mrs Ed in Alpena.
Authier from Woonsocket joined a basketball tournament show. The Harrison Frye family arrived in Alpena from northern Minnesota and will move to the George Linafelter farm south of Alpena. W. B. Sheffield led a county commissioners session at Wesangton Springs with W. S. Leighton accompanying him to visit friends.
Several guests were entertained at a party at the Fred Tobin home Monday evening. Miran Urban small son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Urban is reported to be from permonis. Mrs V Olson attended a recreational demonstration at the courthouse in Hutchinson Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson flew Thursday morning for Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Anderson will receive a medical examination. Mr and Mrs Stoner and daughter Marjorie were in Broadland Thursday afternoon.
Cavour Ray Hedlund of Pearl Creek township attended a Huron Chamber of Commerce meeting as chairman designate. Farmers rely on South Dakota Relief Committee funds via R C organization and have been registering for March work. F E Johnson filed blanks for the territory. Mrs Earl Fisher recovered from surgery at Auren Hospital and family members assist during her Sharon Hospital stay. KL Mareoney of Iroquois and L W Butz and Oscar Pesky noted as visitors to Cavour and Huron areas.
Hollywood lore suggests facial hair affects romance and box office appeal. Producers alter beards to please audiences, as seen in the tale of Clark Gable's clean shave for a scene in White Sister. Critics argue realism clashes with romance, altering fashion and character perception in films.
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