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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
13
Classifieds outline rates per word and insertions, display terms, payment methods, and stamps accepted. Employment ads warn not to pay deposits before contact and urge reporting suspicious propositions to the Classified Advertising Manager. Includes liquor ad line and sample listings.
In Sioux Falls on November 3, with 1,300 precincts reported, the first district congressional contest shows results. The article notes a public notice dated October 26 from Frank Thompson as administrator and references the Wolsey and Bradle areas in South Dakota.
Sioux Falls reports partial results with 130 precincts left to count as Lanzer edges out Ponte in the race for United States senator. In Beadle County, a separate court action involves Home Owners' Loan Corporation with Sheriff Joe Reilly issuing a special execution to satisfy a $1682.09 judgment against Earl A Toland Maude E Toland and other defendants. Public sale of property is set for November to satisfy costs and interest.
Returns show Roosevelt leading with most votes and Landon carrying Maine and Vermont. Senate gains for Democrats widen to about 25 of 96 seats, with House gains near 210 of 340, signaling solid Democratic control through Roosevelt's second term and potential party cohesion challenges.
Beadle County Sheriff Joe Reilly will auction real property from the 1996 judgment against Home Owners' Loan Corporation plaintiff and C H Nenaber Maree Nenaber Joe P Stahl Mary Stahl defendants. Property located in Huron Beadle County South Dakota at 350 feet east of 86 feet of Lot 3 Block 2 Browne First Addition. Auction at Beadle County Courthouse front door on the Saturday of November at 2:00 PM. Publication by Leo Temmey editor.
West Point cadet football woes deepen as nine Army regulars are injured or sick. Coach Gar Davidson considers calling out regular Army players to help the academy finish its schedule. Backfield star Monk Meyer ill with influenza.
Rebels push toward Madrid as fascist forces clash on the outskirts eleven miles from the capital. Two fascist planes were shot down over Madrid with pilots bailing out. insurgent batteries threaten the city and government troops hold seven miles southwest near Avila. Government ministers and cabinet reshuffles accompany the midwinter battle in a tense, shifting frontline portrait.
Government officials including Justice Minister Franz Guertner disclosed a sweeping Nazi penal code. Key provisions include death penalty for murder and kidnapping, prison terms for limiting offspring, price controls on market manipulation, and penalties for revealing past actions of those deemed worthy. The report also notes Italy’s Riccardo Bianchi death and unrelated climate trivia about polar and equatorial temperatures.
Obscure crossword style list of mixed clues and garbled names, presenting a jumble of terms and partial phrases. It appears to be a fragmented puzzle page with scattered entries like Helén Jacobs and various numbered hints.
San Francisco reports widening throttling of Astériza's maritime operations as a general strike swells. Warehousemen and grocers urge quick settlement before week end while sit-down protests and port disruptions ripple from New York to Alaska and beyond.
President Roosevelt receives Cardinal Epurnio Pires during a busy day in Hyde Park as plans unfold for a papal secretary of state visit and possible attendances by church representatives in the United States. The president will sail to southern waters after a Sataurday ceremony in Washington to dedicate a French ambassador’s statue, while a flood of letters and telegrams pours in praising the administration and pledging support.
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