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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1937
Page
11
The notice outlines classified advertising guidelines including word limits per insertion, cadence per ward, and timing rules. It mentions display rates of two inches or more per column, with air conditioning and sheet metal advertising examples.
Hiawatha Region Girl Scout camps announce schedules for Camp Greenwood Buffalo Minn Camp Sakamega St Paul Camp Lakamaga Big Marine Lake Camp Lewis Farm Island Pierre 5 D and Camp Pickerel Lake Pickerel Lake S D two two week periods camp rates six dollars per week noted Camp Judson Black Hills plan pending Heron Annual Day Camp preparations ongoing reportage lists contacts Mrs V A Ericson 903 Kansas Ave SE Huron Sd
McCoy School taught by Lyla Mac Gutzter engages students in reading Mark Tidd Citadel. Shirley Jean McCoy notes four boys aid a Japanese boy Motu pursued by five men. Citadel on a riverbank, drawbridge built by Mark Tidd, sling shots as defense, enemies threaten Motu in a mystery.
A South Dakota 4-H team earns a trip to Club Week through an outstanding Laundry of Fine Fabrics demonstration sponsored by Lever Brothers with another prize for a blue ribbon well groomed girl contest. State Club Week runs October 16 to 20, 1937, in Huron with participants from across the state.
Faulkton May 5. Kenneth Keller a sophomore in the State College agricultural department was named to a committee for the annied division barn dance on May 15 at the Ag Club meeting. Dda Rudine of Dakota Wesleyan University tours the southeast with the a capella choir under Joseph B. Holloway.
Jolly Coyotes 4-H Club of Huron led by Mrs. BA Lyman won several first places at the Bazooka Contest held May 1. Contestants included Idella Follet Treac Ames Evelyn Cook Shirley Weston Ruth Johnston Dawn Madsen Dorothy Ames Gertrude Smith Venda Morrison and Elaine Thaine Arlene Nadene Lyman. Finals were held at Daum's Auditorium with a quartet taking first and earning prize money.
A Tip Top League reporter notes a first grade pupil uses a language chart to practice sentence writing with spellings from her sending book. Correct sentences earn a gold star, while other grades study there/their usage, contractions, subjects and predicates, and year end review.
The Pocahontas Patrol of Titenka Troop No 6 met at Mrs. C D Dunbar's to make Mothers Day Tea invitations. After a nature walk and dinner they played games before returning home. Bettle Rae Dunbar is patrol lieutenant.
Multiple legal notices from Beadle County South Dakota detail petitions for administration of the estate of Peter Freeburg deceased and of Gus Stiner deceased. Also listed are mortgage foreclosure actions by Home Owners’ Loan Corporation against property in Huron Beadle County with hearing dates in May 1937 and May 1927, including petition specifics, dates, and places of court and sheriff actions.
Default exists on a real estate mortgage dated June 12 1934 from Walter Monroe Humphrey and Bethe Lima Humphrey to Home Loan Corporation. Lot Thirteen in Parkland Addition to Huron South Dakota, mortgage recorded June 1 1934. Public auction for cash by Sheriff Beadle County at the front door of the courthouse Huron May 24 1937 at 10:00 AM to cover principal interest taxes advances and expenses. Mortgage held by Rome Owners Loan Corporation Barber son attorney for mortgagee. Joe Reilly Sheriff Beadle County South Dakota.
In Pierre South Dakota an attorney general official warns liquor dealers about transporting stock between wholesale and retail outlets. A state license official notes special licenses for transport risk and prevents noncompliant moves, stressing license classifications and business integrity.
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