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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1930
Page
5
The feature describes new spring dresses emphasizing hems, capes, and belted silhouettes with pleats and draped hems. It notes skirt length guidance from sports to evening wear, preferred fabrics like silks and wool crepes, and colors including black navy beiges greens and lavender for a season of ensembles and coats with varied hems and waistlines. The piece also mentions Australia’s population and a Syrians’ symbol note.
The article describes a shift to simple modern furniture and table linens suited to American homes. It highlights chairs desks and beds by American manufacturers and modern tableware in beige red and green tones. It notes glassware china and pottery with modern motifs and suggests updating sun rooms with waterproof fabrics fiber rugs and fresh paint.
The fragment references avoiding visits to dealers and speaking with them to discuss values satisfaction and harmony. No concrete event participants dates places or outcomes are provided. The text appears as a partial aside within a larger source.
De Smet hosts the district declamatory and oratorical contest on March 23 with elimination rounds in Kingsbury and Brookings counties to choose reps. Judges are Karl Mundt and colleagues from Eastern State Teachers College. The program includes 230 pm oration, humor, drama, and school musical performances.
Mr and Mrs Edward Scheeler farmers near Reliance welcomed a boy and two girls born a few days ago in a Chamberlain hospital. They weighed 18 pounds total and are reported healthy. The mother is 29 years old and has five sons under 11.
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