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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1929
Page
21
Fragmentary OCR hints at a district or court notice naming W. W. & Petersen and Huror with an administrator action. The text suggests a probate or fiduciary proceeding possibly referencing a property or party at Oak Alty, with a case number or date unclear.
The page catalogs CST afternoon to late evening radio programming across multiple stations. It lists WABC WEAF WEAF WIZ New York WHEM Chicago WEN WEIB Chicago WLS Chicago WMAQ Chicago and others, with times, programs, and accompanying station repeats and harmonized call letters. The dense grid covers concerts, orchestras, hourlong programs, and special guests across networks and affiliated stations.
A garbled rundown lists Des Moines and Minneapolis stations with musical features, orchestras, and talks. It mentions WJZ and WABC programs, Amos and Andy, Gardner Orchestra, and various city affiliates, hinting at a broad daytime roster across multiple markets.
Ernest Funk a college student mourns burying his parents here. Virginia Sessions visited relatives at Cauby Minnesota. Mrs Collins and Mrs Dornberger traveled to Pierre this week. N Heid F Batsall F Sievertson and F Ziegers attended a Lutheran regional conference Ree Heights. W C Hermann left for Indiana for his mother’s illness. The Rev A Funk and family traveled to Menuo for a church meeting. J P Corcoran and daughter Bernice visit Chicago and other points. F J Weber returned from Minneapolis where her husband was ill. he remains improving. A L Ford Brookings horticulturist to speak April 5 on Yard Beautification. Yankton college Girls Glee Club to perform April 2. Elwood Sheldon expected to transfer from San Antonio flying school to Panama air field.
William Micheel assisted at Cavour Lumbsy company last week. George Rhoads visited from Sanport county. Mr. and Mrs P. G. Carroll of Huron called at the F. B. Johnson home. Mrs. F. E. Johnson and Olive and Mrs. S. Feimig visited in Huron Thursday. The 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Orie Chapman ill with influenza and rushed to Huron hospital for care and improving. Lodges and clubs plan joint meeting with important business. Cavour Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Glen Weldon Thursday. PTA meeting tonight. Mrs. Jake Sneller in Iroquois aiding ill brother. Degree of Honor to meet Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Josephine Snyder visiting from Sioux Falls. Edgar Smith family moving into old meat market on Main Street.
Mrs Harrington of Vermillion visits with daughter Ferr who teaches in the public school. Mrs Albert Sprick and her son Jimmie travel to Armour for Easter. Rebekah district to meet Thursday April. R X A play Patty Makes Things Hum now set for tomorrow night. Madelaine Elwell visits Margaret Avery in Tulare for the weekend. After-E ffect Wife dialogue includes a joke about a sick friend.
Tocena A Hickok reports on Tammany Hall’s selection drama for a new leader after George W Vanoy’s health step down. The piece blends social intrigue with playful gossip about the “wigwam” move to Union Ganave and the modernized headquarters, noting whispered sessions, glittering rooms, and ritual chief watching from behind glass.
At Cape Henry Virginia on April 26 a large memorial service will mark 322 years since Capt John Smith and his men landed there The event honors the first English settlement in America and will be led by Bishop James Freeman and Bishop Beverly Tucker with governors from North Carolina Virginia and Massachusetts attending President Hoover invited and monuments placed nearby expected to draw thousands from Atlantic coast states.
Reports from NOSCOW detail pervasive bureaucratic delays in Soviet justice. A new civil and criminal procedure code is being drafted. Examples show children aged nine to 13 listed for names ages and occupations, with promises not to leave the country. A magistrate in Kalaik questioned 1200 witnesses, and an attorney examined 32 witnesses over 13 roubles. The case, lengthy yet trivial, was ultimately dropped.
W J Hollaway quickly ascends to Oklahoma's governorship two years ahead of schedule after the impeachment of Guy Walton. Former senator and lieutenant governor under Trapp, Hollaway becomes the state’s top official at 40, with constitutional limits capping his term.
A quoted exchange questions a young man about supporting a family. The response leads into a puzzle solution that lists a sequence of words such as EARLY EARLS EARNS S34ARNS BARDS BANDS BENDS SENDS SEEDS.
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