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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1934
Page
10
Classified ad rates and submission rules outline in a dated ad from The Evening Huronite. Includes pricing per word, display options, payment in advance, and cautions about unreliable employment offers. Mentions regional scope and contact practices for submissions and mail orders.
Dakota South Paynes offers adding machines with a guarantee as protection for buyers. The advertised price includes a model labeled JACK KNABE at $715, highlighting a promotional sale or display.
The column lists residents and friends visiting or traveling from Highmore and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. William Spencer’s funeral at Gnida, Fern Spencer, Spencer Barber, S. P. Seierson from California, Vivian Myers, Mary Hamaker, Ruby Mauch, Bert Thomas family from Mitchell, Milo McDonald at South Shore and Aberdeer, Frank Hawkins and others returning from Detroit and Chicago, and several visits to Tompkins and Musser households with relatives from Spencer and Spencer visits.
Danforth Gillian Geiver left Monday for Omaha where she is employed. Mr Weber sr of Pleasant Valley township left Monday for Savannah Mo to seek medical treatment. Miss Ray Clemons hosted a shower for Lillian Geiver who will marry in Omaha. Testerman Stoudt and Pete Geiver to serve as election judges November 6 at Danforth. A card party and lunch planned at Duncan church basement October 20. Mrs William Abernathy of Gann Valley visiting relatives in California. A fire of unknown origin damaged a Holden township schoolhouse where Lyda Geiver teaches. Miller fire department helped save the building interior.
Alpena and nearby towns report a weekend of visits and travel. Henry Hehn and Adolph Huether couples, Wessirngton Springs and Harmony guests, shared time with Louise Holly and Magdalene Huether. Zumbrota visitors Mason Smith family, and Chris Smith, joined former Alpena residents Hubert Youngs and June Vegge visiting Ophelia Youngs. June Negge traveled to Iowa to harvest corn while Maurice Griggs and Kie went to Laverne to pick corn. August Heckenlahle and Eureka relatives spent the weekend at the Deitrich home in Alpen. J M Wahl and family visited Adi Wahl at Huron hospital. Ed Heckenliahle and Guthmiller with Jake Edelman stopped at Gus Orth home. Edelman is Orth’s father and the two women are her sisters. Gertie Manwaring spent a week at daughter Ed Dwight’s Springfield home. WY B Francis of Newell visited Wahl family. Wahl’s sister-in-law Adie Wahl also at Huron hospital last week. Lyle Freeman family spent weekend with relatives at Monroe.
Broadland Mr and Mrs Charles Sturgis and daughter Devis of Ocheydan Iowa visited friends in Broadland Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Holland Vollenweider and baby daughter were Sunday visitors at the Will Vollenweider home. Mr and Mrs Earl Houck and family of Miller visited relatives in Broadland. Miss Sophia Krietman teaching in Raymond visited her parents, Mr and Mrs H E Krietman. Mrs Albert Rogers of Huron visited their parents. Miss Pearl Hoot went to the hospital in Huron.
Mr and Mrs Hollie Pownell and family of Faufield township visited Mrs James Pownell. Mr and Mrs Jim Kingdon of near Hitchcock attended M E church services Sunday. Mrs Vic Andersen was called to Oakes ND by the illness of sister Mrs George Hanson. An election rule requires employers to provide voting facilities on request, with fines for noncompliance. After an election the government reimburses postage costs for campaign mailings, an offer of 46 was debated. Mrs Baker faced legal obligation to repair if her house is declared a historic monument. Charity aids 600 people in Port Noloth SW Africa near diamond fields, as Namaqualand mines close and diamond trade collapses. Lake Ocotachee in Georgia periodically hides and reappears, draining 500 acres through a hidden 2-foot hole.
The Isle of Man introduces fireside voting under new law allowing citizens unable to attend polls due to illness infirmity or age to vote from home. The change expands accessibility and shapes upcoming elections.
Calvi council debates whether Christopher Columbus was born in the city after locals insist a ruined cottage is his birthplace. An English owner, Mrs Baker, asked 498 currency. the council considered the purchase to safeguard the claim.
BROOKINGS Oct 1Registrar D B Doper addressed State College freshmen on things employers want to know about job applicants. He drew from years of experience in furnishing information to employers. Topics included personal appearance cleanliness character and honesty.
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