Religion at South Dakota U Declares Godlessness Claim False
Vermillion September 17 The University of South Dakota president Herman G James defended religion on state campuses stating no inherent godlessness exists and that separations of church and state do not imply hostility to faith. He argued universities and religious life can coexist, with the Vermilion Vermillion community supporting religious life alongside campus growth.
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University of South Dakota
Herman G. James
James
Mey
Dr. Jones
Virgil High School elects class officers for 7 grades
At a Sept 17 meeting in Virgil nine class officers were chosen. Carl Klude was elected president of the senior class, Harold Matzke named vice president, Richard Wessels secretary treasurer, and WW C Lian advisor. Juniors elected Jeanette Maunders president with Neya Schlitz as vice president and Maria Mann as secretary treasurer. Sophomores were led by Wa win Thomas with Richard Manger as vice president. Clara Schamber became secretary treasurer with William Carrell as adviser. Helen Larimer is freshman president with Joseph Maunders as vice president and Anna Kludt as secretary treasurer.
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Virgil
Carl Klude
Detadt
Sciflot
Virgil High School
Valle
Harold Matzke
View
Richard Wessels
WW. C. Lian
Thesen
Richard Manger
Clara Schamber
William Carrell
Helen Larimer
Joseph Maunders
Anna Kludt
Hamlin cow test tops state association in butterfat yield
Brookings South Dakota Sept 17 for the second consecutive time Roy Zamows Hamlin cow testing association leads 298 dairy herds with an August average of 42.3 pounds of butterfat per cow from 11 cows in the test. Yankton association also posts a leading average among 12 associations, with 25 27 pounds per cow from 251 cows in 24 herds. Highest producing herds and cows are listed for multiple associations and overall butterfat averages declined from July to August.
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Roy Zamow
Hamlin Cow Testing Association
South Dakota
CG. Heebink
South Dakota State College
Yankton Association
Yankton
Lrtke
Marshall
Minnehaha
East Day
Castlewood
Rown
Amlin
Grant Broowines-Moody
Mitchell Armour
Black Tilly
Haman
J. M. Poster
Joe S. Wick Yankitis Garson
Ndt
Grant
Ocon- A. I
Alfred Gui
Brookings-Moody
Arthur Eneetlevood
Carl Pa
Horton Elected Head Lake Preston Legion
Horton is chosen commander of Inkis jean Legion at the annual meeting in Lak Preston. Ole Lakaass elected vice commander with Claude Davison as secretary J C Witte as finance officer Fred Christopherson as chaplain and Harmon Koppernd as historian. Following the business meeting members attended Watermeiin Day where E M Nonuim won the attendance prize.
Sioux Falls Airfair Opens With Derby Contests
Sioux Falls opens its six day Airfair with three airplane races including the Airfair Derby for prizes totaling 2000 and the All South Dakota race drawing pilots from within the state. The six day program offers parachu te drops dead stick landings balloon breaking and stunt flights with Navy Army and local entertainment planned. Total prizes reach 5500 and a daily concert series by the ALPS Thavin band is scheduled.
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Wessington Legion To Present Comedy
Wessington Springs plans a new musical comedy titled Corporal Magan to be staged by the local American Legion unit with a professional company. Post Commander L. N. Vessey is seeking suitable military characters as part of the cast for performances scheduled on November 13 and 14.
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Wessington Springs
Sant
Michrew
An Tishman
Aimerianusion and Friends
Magan
Seul & Retiee Sentative Lore
L. N. Vessey
Aberdeen Orations To Be Used At University
Aberdeen records that Louis Anderson a Northern Normal senior who won last year’s Pi upp2 Del La Drovingial contest is granted permission to use the oration at the University by Prof P J Harkness. Anderson beat contestants from Iowa North and South Dakota. Halph Rice and Oren Yelton of Northern Normal won second in provincial debates.
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University Aberdeen
S. 1
Louis Anderson
Northern Novimal
E. E. Anderson
P. J. Harkness
South Dakotan
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Halph Rice
Oren Yelton
Northern Normal
Wessington P T A Plans Teachers Reception
The Wessington Parent-Teacher Association is organizing an annual reception for teachers. The event will be held Friday evening starting at 8 o'clock in Wessington.
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Wessington
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Wessington Parent-Teacher Association
Huron Day at Palace Set for September
The Huron Chamber of Commerce executive committee met yesterday to designate Huron Day at the palace this year. Arrangements plan for the Huron Municipal Band to accompany the delegation to Mitchell, which sent a large contingent and band to Huron during the State Fair.
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Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron Municipal Band
Mitchell
Ree Heights to Get Postoffice Building
Ree Heights should receive a new post office soon after H. A. Gardner awarded the contract to McCon wact for a hollow tile and stucco structure. The 25 by 50 foot building will sit on the corner previously used by the public library, which has moved to the rear and will continue as the library space. Preliminary work has begun and will be rushed to completion with the building also housing a drug store.
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Ree Heights
McConwact
H. A. Gardner
I Ree Heights
Internal Health by Nature's Own Methods
Internal health by nature's own methods praises Tanlac as a natural remedy for indigestion constipation and stomach ills. It claims to stimulate digestive organs with roots barks and herbs and to restore appetite strength and weight without minerals and with a money back guarantee.
New Prize Announced for Essay Contest in Vermillion
Arthur L. Keith announces the Charles Olin Batley prize for an undergraduate South Dakota student who submits the most acceptable essay on Respect for Law as the Foundation of Progress. Essays must be 2000 to 3000 words and submitted between February 1 and March 1.
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Sept
South ‘ Dakota
Foundation of Progress
Arthur L. Keith
University of South Dakotas
Charles Olin Batley
Hatley
South Dakota
Keith
A. Ti. Keith
rermiNion
William Blair Roberts
Sioux Falls
TM. Bailey
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