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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
11
Advertising guidance and rates from The Huronite outline classified display terms, employment notices, and safe advertising practices. It lists insertions pricing per word, column inch rates, display charges, and long term discounts. Also includes job ads, lost and wanted notices, and cautions about unreliable offers.
The notice summarizes defaults on several mortgages including parties Le Nor a A Styer and Benjamin J Styer with Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. and The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. It lists due principal, interest, taxes, and insurance, describes the properties in Huron Beadle County, and states foreclosure sales will occur at the Beadle County Courthouse. It also includes a sheriff sale notice in Beadle County and a public auction date for November 28 1933. Additional minutes mention delinquent tax adjustments and highway fund distributions, plus a narrative scene leading to a later continuation about a cab ride and a revolver.
The narrative follows Adele stepping into a new social orbit as Donald Quayle becomes a constant presence. Bannister battles bitterness and love, writing and discarding a letter while a rain-soaked meeting outside Tremont signals a pivotal encounter with a pale, blue-eyed blond woman entering a taxi.
The silver agitators spread tips that a 10 cent price is coming, but tips have often failed. Insiders push rumors for private gain amid unsettled currency and debt talks. A banker’s safe tale mocks burglars, and a journalist asks a top adviser what he would do with a full currency reform plan, prompting a sharp reply.
A hang up hook on the furnace and placing pokers on it can guard against fire hazards from hot furnaces and wooden basement partitions. The guidance stresses consistent practice to prevent fires in the home by keeping tools off flammable surfaces.
Advice warns against careless use of matches and urges safety practices. Use safety matches kept in metal or glass containers away from children and heat, and store out of reach to prevent bed fires and accidents.
Amusements column notes the comedy Tillie and Gus starring W C Fields and Alison Skipworth as a pair of divorced con artists reuniting on screen. Their antics span Shanghai and Alaska while a crooked family lawyer drives a garish plot, with Baby LeRoy delivering standout support. A second feature Only Yesterday stars Margaret Sullivan and John Boles, praised for Sullivan's performance in a harrowing romance set around 1929 crash, and Universal touts it as a major recent production.
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration announced a 5,500,000 bu wheat allotment for livestock feed in drought regions across Texas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Kansas North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin. About 4.8 million bushels are in December futures and 5.77 million in May futures. State offices will distribute the grain to farm families receiving emergency aid with limits based on feed needs.
Washington Nov a survey by L Vidal director of aeronautics in the commerce department shows many buyers exist for planes if price can be cut to 700 each. If favorable, industry will plan a first batch of 10 000 planes. Also notes Ladies Aid Society to meet at church Thursday at 3 9 and a fire at Krueger service station causing about 60 damage with attendant Alvin Kruger minor burns.
Charles J Oaks, 23, long sought in connection with a missing person case, returned to Aberdeen last night ending a three week unannounced tour through Wyoming North Dakota and Minnesota. Authorities had suspected foul play but cleared the mystery with his return.
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