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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
6
Mrs Fey Tucker Mrs Emil Hay and Mrs C F Stewart hosted at Mrs Stewart's home 436 Dakota Grade North to the Clyde Center group.
An advertisement claims Tanlac improves digestion and sleep, citing a Waukesha resident who reports stomach issues, nervousness, and weight gain after taking the product. It asserts Tanlac helps indigestion, constipation, headaches, appetite, and energy for a full day’s work.
Catherine Whalen presented a brief report of the national convention at Denver, given to her by Julia Coursey of Mitchell, pact department president, who attended the convention. Weather data show high and low temperatures from last year and record highs and lows, with a partial forecast for Huron and vicinity indicating partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions tonight and Saturday.
Road report highlights Sioux Falls at 58 degrees with clear, dry conditions and high 58. Mitchell at 68 with cloudy skies and trace rain. Watertown 49, high 68, clear with no rain. Huron 45, high 68, clear and dry. Yankton 61 with 46 rain and cloudy, roads soft. Aberdeen 43, high 70, clear, Pierre 51 with 63 high and 450 low noted, mud on roads, rapid City 42 with zero rain and mixed conditions.
City briefs report visits and travels of residents from Redfield Hitchcock and Bryant to Huron, with engagements at Catholic Ladies rummage sale and Congregational church sale on Oct 18 and 19. Advertisements note cream pricing by Gold Medal Dairy Co and promotions for H-O-5-I coffee and local real estate. Hotel Marvin Hughitt manager attends Rapid City meeting. barber shops close Oct 7 for Mayter Barbers convention.
An old advertisement promotes non medical, non surgical treatment for stomach and colon disorders at Ball Health Schools in Excelsior Springs Missouri and Colfax Iowa. Dr S B Ball claims many thousands have improved with his method and offers a free book by mail to explain the program and its supposed successes.
The report notes a statewide vote among 692 banks on offering rewards for dead bandits in bank robberies. Results show 260 yes and 9 no responses. The text also mentions Water bills due at City Treasurer's office and Pacific University’s founding in 1819.
George A. Starving secretary of the South Dakota Bankers association urged members to accelerate their voting process. He emphasized timely action to ensure quick finalize of association matters and adherence to upcoming deadlines.
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