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A readable fragment from May 14 1936 Evening Horonite classified section promotes 2 cents per word pricing and urges readers to place ads for quick results.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
13
A readable fragment from May 14 1936 Evening Horonite classified section promotes 2 cents per word pricing and urges readers to place ads for quick results.
Multiple notices detail mortgage foreclosures in Beadle County South Dakota including parties Jessie and others, Home Owners Loan Corporation, and Joe Reilly as sheriff. Also reports on local farming, fishing on James River, hospital visit by Albert Payne, social visits by local residents, Beadle Teachers meeting in Huron, a May birth, and family visits.
City Manager Don Sears announced the concrete floor of the hangar at Huron airport is complete. Roofing work on the repair shop at the airport is underway under his supervision.
Neighborhood notes show Abbie Whitney of Pierre visiting Highmore to speak on South Dakota Birds at a PEO meeting. Many residents and visitors are noted in family dinners, illness updates, travel to Minneapolis and Sioux Falls, and ongoing community events.
An old classified style notice touts Radox bath product claims and a money back promise. It notes Sherman & Moe selling large lots and promises relief for tired feet with hot water baths. The wording shows sensational health claims and marketing slang of the era.
Albert Blote was fined $50 by Municipal judge J R Crawford after pleading guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated. His hearing was set for May 14, but he appeared again and changed his plea, retaining the usual fine. Matches with few exceptions are the same today as they were 100 years ago.
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