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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
15
Classifieds detail new rates effective November 1 covering exining aleonite. The notice lists SG rates and adjustments to pricing structures for services and listings. Officials emphasize compliance and documentation required for submissions.
The readable fragment lists diverse occupations including radio installing waiting tables clerking printing office work bowl bus boy janitor music lessons switchboard operator and shoe salesperson among others. The passage also mentions earnings and varying tasks across workplaces such as homes cafeterias and shops.
Natalie faces pressure from her mother over her marriage to Alan while loneliness deepens. She realizes her life centers on him, feeling flat without his presence and an ache in her heart as she contemplates family dynamics and Florence's unseen suitor.
Mrs. Jayhunter confronts Natalie in a dramatic kitchen scene about Natalie and Alan. Natalie trembles as her mother declares a serious talk, insisting on thoroughness and honesty. The scene ends with a note hinting at a future continuation.
Sioux Falls college reports that about 75 percent of its students work while attending, with employment arranged by a college bureau. Jobs vary from teaching and preaching to janitorial work, newspaper reporting, music lessons, and radio entertainment, paying from 25 dollars to 1,200 dollars annually.
Pierre, May 16. Gasoline shipments into South Dakota in April rose by more than 4.5 million gallons from March and over 3.2 million gallons from April 1929, according to state agriculture secretary Frank D. Kriebs. Total for last month reached 14,376,767 gallons, Sioux Falls receiving 55 gallons. Lemmon ranked second with 643,479 gallons, marking an increase of 850,952 gallons versus April last year and 208,415 gallons over March. Great Britain has about 178 miles of roads.
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