Lecture on Christian Science At First Church Here
A lecture on Christian Science by John Ellis Sedman of Los Angeles was given at the First Christian Science Church. He argued that God is the indestructible good and that evil is unreal, citing Jesus healing lepers and the Bible as proof, and that Christian Science heals sickness by recognizing God’s allness and goodness.
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First Christian Science Church
John Ellis Sedman
Los Angeles
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of Christ
Boston
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Cattle moved by rail around North Dakota amid snow
A North Dakota report describes cattle shipped from Washburn to Bismarck Mandan and Hempier due to a Missouri River ferry stoppage from a snow storm. A separate note covers a November schoolhouse meeting with Wes McMillan speaking about his World’s Fair trip.
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Bismarck
N. di
North Dakota
Washburn Seros
Missouri River
Hensley
Washburn
Mandan
Hemler
Conde
Wes McMillan
Class play Bonilla to stage Where's Grandma Friday
Special notice announces the junior class play Where's Grandma to be presented at the hall Friday night Olive Smith is directing the production.
Young Farmer Dr Bryant Awarded Trip By Railroad
Jean Gueson, son of Dr and Mrs A W Guse, received word this week that he has been awarded a trip to Chicago and Kansas City as the guest of the Milwaukee railroad. The award honors his activity as a Future Farmer at Bryant high school and his attitude toward the agricultural program and supervised practice work. Under the supervision of E J Land, director of the agricultural program, he is among the four highest rated students residing on the Milwaukee railroad. He will leave Bryant Nov 15 for Chicago where the group will spend Sunday, then visit Peculiar and return home later in the week.
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Bryant
Jean Gues
A.W. Guse
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee Railroad
Jean
Bryant High
E. J. Land
Agricu
Milwaukee ‘Railroad
Ben” Graves
Navy group to hold regular meeting Thursday night
Sun Hower camp No. 912 RON UAS reports its regular business meeting will be held at the hall Thursday night with Navy 8 Special.
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Wolsey
Navy
Sun‘Hower
UAS
Renters Exceed Owners Of Farms In South Dakota
The 1933 agricalture report shows renters outnumbering owners of farms in South Dakota. Total farm operators numbered 76,623 renters and owners, farming 23,897,190 acres. Since 1920 the number of owners declined while renters rose, with ownership stable only in 1931.
Vermillion Cadets Win Pershing Award For Military Education
Vermillion Nov 8 One M T C trainees show outstanding progress in military work in the United States. Wilmar C Jarma Vermillion, student at the University of South Dakota, will receive the 2nd award from General John T Pershing for Distinguished Attainment in Military Education. Eighteen cadets will be guests of the Civilian Military Education Fund and will be received by General Douglas MacArthur.
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Vermillion
United States
Wilmar"c
Jarma" Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Civilian Military Education Fund
CMTC
Douglas MacArthur
Ay Dine
Army
Navy
George Wash
Corn Donations Foster South Dakota Aid Effort
Farmers near Slayton and Hadley Minn responded to a South Dakota need by donating multiple bushels of corn for George Anderson a former resident north of Cavour. A truck from Slayton carried one load with another due in a few days as field conditions prompted aid.
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Cavour
Gavour
Slayton
Hadley
Minn
South Dakota
George Anderson
Pan American Building ceremony noted in memorial wreath laying
Fragmentary report describes a motion picture of the T. S. Signal corps and choir at the laying of a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb. Mentions Saaren, Soehingen, and graduate student Jarmuth in unclear context.
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Lancoli
T. S. Signal
Corups
Soehingen
Grilmer Jarmuth
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