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Gray Huronite office directs readers to contact the ad taker at phone 4151 for advertising inquiries and placement details. The notice emphasizes immediate assistance and reviewer guidance for ad submissions.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
13
Gray Huronite office directs readers to contact the ad taker at phone 4151 for advertising inquiries and placement details. The notice emphasizes immediate assistance and reviewer guidance for ad submissions.
Classified rates for reader style ads 1 to 3 insertions vary by words and minimums. Rates include per word charges for insertions plus display column inch pricing and cash with order policy. Public notice shows rent listings and frayed OCR fragments for a five room heated flat above Square recat Gee Grocery and a three room cottage.
It notes a brisk market for perennials house plants and garden plants and urges quick inexpensive reach through the classified columns of the Huronite.
Various listings include a 1328 Oakland four door sedan with 16 000 miles and good paint and upholstery priced at 175 dollars, a 23 Hudson sedan with trunk, a 72a Essex coach with new tires and license at 65 dollars, and references to Olds. Sheriff Beadle County notices outline mortgage foreclosure actions against Walter W. Reasy and Agnes A. Reasy and Jacob Stahl and Mary Stahl with sale dates in 1932.
Planes of New Guinea Airways carried 2 500 tons of machinery from the coast of New Guinea under Australian mandate to gold leases in the Bulolo mountains. The first gold dredge is at work, the second to be assembled within a month. Airplanes have also transported vehicles and sawmills to the jungle region without a single mishap.
Royal Neighbor judge met at the ln of Mrs. Rudolph Aye three miles west of Alpena on Tuesday evening. A good attendance enjoyed the usual business, then an entertainment program of stunts and contests followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Philip Mees and Mrs. Mike H. Egins. The farthest attendee was Mrs. Henrietta Leighton from Huron.
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