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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1931
Page
11
Classified advertising text warns readers to pay no money upfront for ads and to report suspicious propositions. It advises contacting the Classified Advertising Manager at the Huronite with details and includes a general caution about fraudulent offers and deposits.
Public foreclosure announcements list mortgages on properties in Beadle and Huron counties. Notices include details of default, mortgagee names Northwestern Mutual Life, Richard W. Clarke, and Frank John Construction Co, with sale dates set for December 7 1932 at the Beadle County courthouse to settle outstanding indebtedness.
In a tense scene a hurried escape prompts a detective to question Mary about her handbag while De Lama and DeLorea clash over a necklace found hidden in the bag. Dirk is carried to a waiting taxi as officers and bystanders observe. The cliffhanger ends with a note that the story continues.
Alpena Roy Leighton of Mitchell visited in Alpena recently. The Loren Eastman family hosted about 40 friends at an informal party Tuesday evening. Thirteen Boy Scouts and four of the Boy Scout committee attended the Court of Honor in Huron Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Loo Ruppel and Mrs. Otto Kunze and two others have returned from Lewis, Iowa, where they attended the funeral of a relative. Mrs. J. E. Washburn's Sunday school class of high school boys and girls enjoyed a party at the Methodist church parlors Wednesday evening. About 25 attended with games and groups named after Puritan families. Refreshments were served by the committee. Mr. and Mrs. Renold Triplett of Precre spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Triplett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Triplett. J. P. Larsen was reported to be recovering satisfactorily from an injury to his head when struck by a stick while sawing wood. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis and daughter Lois are ill. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Peterson and family have returned to their home in Slow Falls after a few days visit at Mrs. Peterson's sister, Mrs. Fred Schmidt, and family.
Richland Pearl Creek resident Mrs Mabel Gilchrist shopped in Huron on Tuesday. Miss Gladye Beall, Ce your high school principal, attended SD BA carase. Vesta Montgomery could not attend scheduled events. Beall planned to ship a carload of sheep to Browne City on Saturday. Miss Lorraine Bell of Fedora visited her father in Cavour recently, and Femane ages the Atlas elevator there.
Ta tian Sherrod a former Dallas securities salesman turned author, wrote Scapegoats a private publication sold 10 000 copies and now secured by a New York publisher. He describes a career in securities earning 985 01 in six months and portrays the era of billion dollar new issue swindles from 1920 to 1929. Sherrod born in Columbus Mississippi details a wartime service and Texas defense as a broker before bankruptcy last July and his decision to tell the truth through the book.
Chicago police designate 21 streets and 27 railroad freight stations as protected routes for goods movement to deter hijackings. Route maps given to hundreds of major shippers and police captains for use by patrols and special details.
Princess early Christmas shopping with Countess of Staxthmore. She recenty accompanied her maternal grandmother and bought two picture books at a bookseller paying with her own purse.
Berlin report says companionate marriage, kept alongside a formal wedlock, is not punishable as bigamy in German law. A man named Mueller and his partner Brulee faced suit for deception and bigamy, but the court acquitted, noting the wife’s status and that the partner’s domestic ties did not create legal consequences of bigamy.
Montpelier Vermont reports John E Weeks at seventy seven years old prepares to join Congress after a long career as governor. He broke the mountain rule by seeking a second term and was reelected despite the two year term tradition. Weeks led Vermont through the 1927 flood recovery and remains a Republican figure.
Moscow business streets Tverskaya and Petrovka glow with newly lit windows as government decrees mandate nighttime illumination and display. Dramatic store window overhauls draw crowds, reduce deserted shop blocks, and curb long queues as more outlets open.
Ulich Sommer of Zurich left a vast family behind including ten children, fifty seven grandchildren and twenty three great grandchildren. The obituary notes a life centered in Switzerland with immediate family across generations.
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