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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1931
Page
11
A caution from The Evening Huron Evening about deposits advances and money offers in advertisements. Readers are urged to investigate any suspicious propositions thoroughly before paying. The notice emphasizes avoiding upfront payments and filtering out nonreliable dealers in classifieds.
A compact list highlights several vintage vehicles including a 30 Ford Coupe a 29 Ford Tudor a 29 Ford Town Sedan a 27 Chev 4dr Sedan a 27 Dodge 4dr Sedan a 29 Graham Paige 4dr Sedan a 27 Chevrolet Truck a 26 Graham Truck indicating a mixed stock of early American autos for sale and trade.
The first registered trap shoot of the season will be held at Highmore on April 18. It is described as the state’s inaugural event, expected to draw a large local crowd, with about a dozen shooters including C. L. Greer. Local gun club officers are Dr. F. M. Matteson as President and John Wells as Secretary-Treasurer. The state association plans its annual championship in Huron on June 7 and 8, led by officers F. J. Fellenzer, G. M. Anderson, and Don Tolmie, all of Huron. The Grand American Handicap championship will occur at Vandalia Field in Dayton on August 24 through 28.
The International Circulation Managers Association trains newsboys in industry, courtesy, and salesmanship while monitoring health, grades, and welfare. In 1930s data show over 279,000 under 18 selling papers, mostly schoolboys working after hours. A proposed uniform state labor net would require permits and badges for street traders under 18, with exemptions for certain cases. A separate note mentions Wade winning a Roses trophy.
The University of South Dakota in Vermillion will present Philip Barry’s three act play You and I on May 6 in Slagle auditorium. C Be Lyons announced the cast with Nancy White Helen Blankenburg Fedora Maitland White Lyle Wirt Packer Roderick White William J Kass Veronica Duane Eldora Rempfer Geoffrey Nichols Etta Virginia Redfield and more. Production staff includes Isabel Hegness Heather Jean Douglas Irm Wade Isla Kilpatrick Eva Nelson Merriman Beuttler Grace Beuttler Franklyn Brady Ed Doughty Axel Peterson Harriet Warner Catherine Graham and others. Theta Alpha Phi will produce their third play this year following The Perfect Alibi and Holiday.
Erwin high school's junior class presented Cyclone Sally to a good turnout Friday evening. The cast delivered solid character work and humor kept the crowd entertained. Door receipts produced a substantial sum for the group.
Miss Gladys Pyle of Pierre spoke at a local Methodist church on Is the Country Growing Better. She argued from a political angle that the nation is improving, and supporters urge her to run for Congress in the next campaign, believing she could win decisively.
Miller March 24 court under Judge Frank R Fisher continued criminal cases including a liquor case and a mortgaged property case. Three civil suits listed include an auto accident, a cattle case and a property dispute. Court expected to adjourn Thursday amid rain and snow.
Fragmentary dialogue about a mad marriage and punishment themes. Characters named Gypsy and Hippy appear with stray lines about setting, announcing, and a young girl studying a cellar. No clear event, date, or setting established.
Gypsy and a runaway boy named Pat chat as they walk toward the Wallace home and agree to see each other again. Pat boasts of an electric train and a sea trip, while a frightened boy fears the New York woman identity. Ellen Wallace ends dinner with a firm ultimatum.
Morning timetable fragment shows departure from Pierre at 6 34 a m and connection at Somie eal to reach Walsey at 10 20 a m with detectives at Huron at 4 3 a m.
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