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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
13
The Huronite advertises reader style classified rates: 3 cents per word for 1-3 insertions, with a 15 word minimum and a two word minimum for extras. Additional ads at higher rates apply. display rates include two column inches and monthly/yearly runs. Cash with order. in city use Western Union for payment. mail orders require cash. notice.
City meeting records show roll call approval to refer a petition for dam construction and an artificial lake in Ravine Park to City Ricker for investigation. The session adjourned after motion, with minutes dated August 15. Local foreclosure notices appear, detailing a mortgage tied to Beadle County properties and a Prudential Insurance action in circuit court.
In Changchun James A Mills reports Henry Pu Yi the 27 year old chingcheng of Manchoukuo says Manchuria is a spontaneous creation of its people not a puppet state. He asserts Japanese aid checked banditry and envisions a future United States of China with Manchoukuo playing an influential role. He warns Japan has no intention to annex Manchuria.
Experts say Roosevelt and Hoover share radio voice qualities neither is distinctly Yankee southern or western. The piece traces presidential broadcasts from Wilson’s 1913 attempt to Harding’s 1923 debut, through Taft and Coolidge, noting eight talks by Hoover and Curtis in five months.
In Turin a hotel employs a master electric clock to ring bells for wake ups. Guests set a dial to time the alarm. At the set moment the bell starts and will ring for 15 minutes unless turned off. The system eliminates manual calls from house phones and keeps guests on a precise schedule.
Sidky Pasha, prime minister, unveils a new 100 percent duty on flour to push wheat imports and spur domestic wheat cultivation, replacing cotton in Egypt's milling policy. The move targets boosting local grain production and shaping the Egyptian milling industry.
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