Musk Ox Skull Found In State Near Madison
A musk ox skull and leg bone were found in a Madison gravel pit, the southernmost specimen in the South Dakota Geological Survey collection. State geologist E P Rothrock notes Arctic cattle roamed south to Dakota during the last glaciation, about forty thousand years ago, with horns forming a battering ram. The fossil, prepared by Virgil Dove, will join the state fossils for study and display.
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South Dakota
State Geological Survey
Elmer Raschdorf
Madison
Arctic Circle
E. P. Rothrook
University of South Dakota
Rothrock
Eax
Virgil Dove
Geological Survey
Hobby Classes Organized by Miss Hogan Schedule
Miss Norah Hogan, Beatle County project director, announced a slate of hobby classes at the Community Service Rooms near Skaggs. The schedule covers Handcraft, Furniture making, Weaving, Christmas Gifts, Rug Making, Art for adults, dancing and health exercises, with specific times listed for each day and age group.
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Norah Hogan
Beatle
Miss Hogan
Skaggs
Dall House
Zenk Delivers Farewell Sermon in Lane Lutheran Church
The Rev. WF Zenk of Zion Lutheran Church preached his farewell sermon to a large crowd in Lane. He conducted confirmation for five members and baptized the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hein. Zenk and family left Monday for Bull, Is. to assume a new pastorate after seven and a half years here. no successor named yet.
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Lane Church Lane
Wf, Zenk
Zion Lutheran Church
Lawrence Hein
Bull
Wallis Simpson Still A Dear Girl In Virginia Town
Warrenton Virginia residents recall Wallis Warfield Simpson then Wallis Spencer who divorced Lt. J. E. Winfield Spencer in 1924 25 and lived at the Warren-Green hotel. Locals recall her charm wit and restrained visits to New York while planning her future.
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Virginia
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Warrenton
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Sigrid Arne
England
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Wallis Warfield Simpson
Wallis Warfield Spencer
J .E. Winheld Spencer
Montague
Virgina
Warfield
Maryland
Mrs. Simpson
Stan
Hugh A. Spillman
Baltimore
Spencer
California
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Florida
Washington
Hitchcock Couple Visits Daughters in Sioux Falls
Mr and Mrs John Kingdon of Hitchcock visited their daughter Miss Juanita Kingdon and Mrs T E Sutter in Sioux Falls over the weekend, sharing a family outing during autumn travel.
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Sioux Falls
Hitchcock, Oct
John Kingdon
Hitchcock
Juanita Kingdon
T. E. Sutter
Prootheus Club Meets With Gas Tax Debate
Three Prootheus Club members Maurice Frary Orion Fuller and Steve Anderson spoke at a regular dinner and bi monthly meeting in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel Monday evening Frary cited a seven and a quarter billion dollar annual gasoline tax burden and 1935 tax increase Fuller discussed dessert motor developments and anticipated wider use of such motors Anderson outlined crime detection by blood stain analysis and praised scientific progress
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Prootheus Club
Maurice Frary
Orion Fuller
Steve Anderson
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Mr. Prary
Mr. Frary
Mc Fuller
Desset Motors
Anderson
Becomes Heid of a Criminal Apprehension Claim
In the article a claim states that criminals can be identified by blood stains months and even years after a crime is committed. The piece discusses forensic possibilities and mentions potential limitations and ethical concerns.
Two New District Athletic Officers Named by Legion
Hot Springs October 21 Carl R Ottmann state athletic director of the American Legion announced the appointment of two district athletic officers Jim Burke Lead athletic of the twelfth district and L F Miller director of the thirteenth district Burke and Miller fill posts announced at Hot Springs continuing Legion sports administration in the state
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Miller
Legion
Hot Springs
Carl R. Ottmann
American Legion
Jim Burke
L. F. Miller
Hot Facings
OWES Members Plan Friday Cleanup for Faculty Night
The OWES group in Wellington Ort requests member assistance Friday afternoon to prepare for a faculty and husbands entertainment event Tuesday evening. The committee plans two programs on cards for the occasion.
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OES
Wellington
Bulow Frames Bonus Army March Contrast in Brookings
United States Senator W J Bulow spoke in Brookings asserting that veterans in the first Bonus March faced forceful removal by President Hoover while the 1933 march under Roosevelt was allowed to proceed to Pennsylvania Avenue. He emphasized the veterans sought to present a petition to their government and denied claims of Bolshevik involvement.
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
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