Creation chart links Bible days to science eras
Vermillion March 6 A museum chart by W H Over at the University of South Dakota compares six geological eras with the first six days of biblical creation. The chart argues there is no conflict between religion and science, aligning paleozoic and mesozoic developments with biblical events and noting many scientists are religious. Over lists affiliations with scientific societies and Methodist church service.
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W. H.over
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
W. H. Over
Aix
MF Gver
Sciewce
Coulinenia
Ostang
Lis
Over
South Dakota
Botanical Society of America
American Mammalogists Society
Andl
State Academy “of Science
Iowa
Methodist Church
Ehatch
Sherwood School Scholarships For State Music Contest
Sherwood School of Chicago offers six prize scholarships for the state contest of student musicians and young artist competition at the University of South Dakota on March 28. Three scholarships are for student musicians and three for young artists, each in piano, voice, and violin. Winners receive free tuition for an eight week summer session at the Chicago music school.
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Gsix
Sherwood 2
Chicago
Tersity
South Dakota
Dean W. J. Colton
University College of Music
Additin
National Federation of Music
Chicago Music School
Desmet Firms In New Locations
DESMET Mar G Special Two LYTLE new locations man cleaners and the bakery. The cleaning firm moved to W Elwyn White building. The bakery sales room moved into the Sanitary market and will operate there until a new building is constructed in the spring. Alfred Reland plans a cafe in the former battery building next month. Other moves soon after as McCahnant block readies for WK store and George Christianson builds a new theatre block near the former fire site. The bakery will fill the fourth lot.
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Desmet
Mar. G
Man Cleaners
W. Elwyn White
Link Shon
Alfred Reland
Ely
McCahnant
Thea WK. & K
George Christianson
Busch family leaves Gregg ranch for Hawarden move
Old Home Ann Valley reports Busch and family, who resided at the Gregg ranch northwest of Gann Valley for a year, are returning to Hawarden. Mrs Busch and the children left by automobile Monday morning, with Mr Busch to follow once roads allow large trucks.
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Ann Valley
Spectat
Busch
Gregg
Gann Valley
Hawarden
Buseit
Funeral Held For Lake Preston Publisher Lyman Bates
Lyman Bates longtime publisher of the Lake Preston Times was buried in Lake Preston cemetery after forty six years at the helm. A booster and writer of personal items he mentored readers and community members, supported local progress, and served in Odd Fellows and Masonic orders. Bates born May 1 1865 in Iowa, left fatherless early, started as a printer, moved to Dakota Territory in 1882, bought the Lake Preston Times, and later published with his family. He married twice and had six children. He succumbed after influenza illness this winter.
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Lake Preston
Lyman J. Bates
Lyman Bates
the Times
Bates
United States
Lowa
Boylan Grove
Iowa
Uge
Parkersburg Eclipse
Dakota Territory
Huron
Marjorie
Carmen
Redfield
Roosevelt Expedition Near Tibet Border in China
The first contingent of the William V. Kelly Roosevelt expedition has reached deep inland in China near the Tibetan frontier and is successful in hunting big game. The second contingent operates in French Indochina, with plans to unite later, according to a cable from Theodore Roosevelt and his brother Kermit, received at the Field Museum of Natural History.
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Chivagu
Maren
William V. Kelly
Roosevelt
Eastern Asia
China
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Field Museum of Natural History
Lard Largest South Dakota Export in 1928 Quarter
South Dakota exported merchandise valued at 1,683,868 in the second quarter of 1928, up from 1,299,870 in the prior year quarter. Lard led the value list at 1,024,539, with ham and shoulder exports at 389,717 and bacon at 172,152. Other items included corn 28,271 machinery and parts 319,428 and textiles 10,131, reflecting a diversified state export mix to foreign markets.
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South Dakota
Department of Commerce
Representing Iowa Primary Move To March First Monday
Des Moines reports Rep Irving Ruudgen of Hamilton county sponsors a bill to move Iowa's presidential primary to the first Monday in March in years with a president election. The secretary of state would set primary ballot forms listing all filed presidential and vice presidential candidates, with separate ballots per party.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Irving H. Ruudgen
Hamilton County
Vinol claims to cure nervousness and insomnia
An ad claims Vinol, a iron and cod liver tonic from Perritan's Drug Store, relieves nervousness and sleeplessness. The copy asserts the first bottle improves sleep and appetite, boosts energy, and helps tired people feel revived, with Valued taste and quick results.
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Almeta Hingst
Perritan
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Wolelmank
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia Candy Kitchen
Th. A.johnson
DR. T. Arbeiter
Dakota Ave
Paris
South Dakota Star Press Association
Tibet
Spragine Hospital
Ane
BH. Sprague
Sewele
Saxylor
Saacson
Oes
W. A
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mr. A. R. Smith
S. Lansing Street
St. Johns
Richican
Lydia
Pinkham
Ete Biel
Er Svertil
Essex
America
Esxnex
O'Neal
Dakota
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