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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1930
Page
11
Daily classified ads invite buyers and sellers to call 4161 for assistance in writing their ads. The pitch emphasizes broad occupations and swift outcomes through Huronite Classified Ads.
The state fair track may witness record threats this fall as Secretary John F. White listed early entries for the four day meeting. Among 19 horses in the marquee events Coyote and Sunshine feature top prospects with record times below 2.10. Ben Morgan of Toledo enters three trotters and pacers in Coyote and Sunshine, with horses like Midday Garwood and Pear Xavier posting strong marks, while South Dakota horsemen appear with limited entries.
Minneapolis advance agent Miller Miss Fritzie Bohnsace leads the Chautauqua tour as it opens here next Monday June 4. Local residents Frank Scofield and others attend events while Miss Ethel and Lucile Damon visit a Mel latte. Several residents travel to Huron and Huson for visits, with marriage licenses issued to Polo couples J B Pawlovich and Josephine Danter and C E Abrogest and Clara Stevens.
Twelve pupils of the Jolly Junior class with field teacher Miss Verlyn Wood enjoyed a Wednesday hike to Mojors quich nnnes miles south of Wayland. After games until 5 o clock they roasted Wieners then began the return trip.
Two bulldogs owned by A Snedigar at 233 Montana Avenue Southwest were poisoned yesterday morning. One left the residence for a short time and returned convulsed, dying shortly after. A. D. Peacock of Dundee notes that whales live about 40 years, though commonly believed to be 100.
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