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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1929
Page
13
Mortgage holders advertise foreclosure on multiple South Dakota properties. Detailed notices describe defaults on deeds of trust dated 1913 to 1929, with Beadle County records, property descriptions including sections and townships, delinquent taxes, and sale dates set at public auctions.
Notice declares mortgage default on Beadle County South Dakota property owned by J Brahl and Mary Stahl and later assigned to Josephine M King. Foreclosure sale set for June in Huron Beadle County with bid to cover principal interest taxes and costs. Chief parties include Attorney General and Sheriff of Beadle County with auction at courthouse front door.
A garbled OCR listing radio program slots and station call letters shows a diverse day’s lineup. It names New York stations like WABC and WNEW and others such as KMBC KMOX WBBM, detailing concerts, bands, and talk reads with scattered times and program notes.
A dense listing of radio station call letters and orchestral programs across Chicago and regional stations. Tracks include Boen Bemale's Orchestra, piano solos, mixed octet dance performances, and late night recitals, with stations such as KDKA WLW KYW WLS and WABC airing segments throughout the day.
The excerpt reveals Pamela mourning her brother as Huck schemes to win her favor and bridge a chasm with Rose Powerlin. Huck plans to introduce Pamela to Powerlin while facing obstacles from Pam’s wary position and Lady Rose’s influence. Yuko Braggan enters the plot as Huck presses forward.
Fragmentary OCR shows train movements with times such as 0 30 a m and 1048 a m. Mentions connections at Wat and Wat SLY MO LUG and places like Woolsey. Lacks full context and legible details.
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