Adams Sin Brings Death Penalty In Genesis Lesson
A religious meditation explains that Adam’s disobedience brought death as the wages of sin. It contrasts ancient teaching of eternal torment with the Bible’s view that death is the penalty and resurrection through Christ offers eternal life. It discusses foreknowledge of the fall, the serpent’s deception, and the couple choosing death over separation.
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Adam
God
Adam Conta
Adams
Pathers
Apostle
Calvary
Jesus Christ
Messiah
Sii
Oden
Eden
Lucifer
Wei
Satan
Eve
Few Lobbyists Idle as Legislature Sets Early Agenda
In Pierre South Dakota the House awaits committee assignments before real work begins. A resolution will place W I Allen of Bennett County on the clerk roll and on the floor as a delegate from his county. Allen’s county was unorganized at apportionment, leaving no representation unless allowed on the floor. Only two lobbyists have registered, W G Bickelhaupt for Dakota Central Telephone and A J Kingman for the G A R. The Attorney General warns of strict enforcement of the lobby registration act unless repealed.
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Pierre
S. 1
fHoth
W. IL. Allen
Bennett County
Allen
W. G. Bickelhaupt
Aberdeen
Dakota Central Telephone Company
A. J. Kingman
Lilby
Johnson
Bust of Lator Kittredge Placed in South Dakota Capitol
The bust of Senator Kittredge was received in Pierre and placed in the capitol rotunda. Dedication speeches will occur during the state bar meeting on the fifteenth with Judge Haney, John Keen, and Charles Day among speakers. Contests for Meade and Dewey county house seats are noted with Morgan and Clark opposing incumbents.
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Lator Kittridge
Stati House
Pierre
S. D
Senator Kittredge
Capitol
State Bar
Judge D. Haney
Supreme Court
John T. Keen
Minneapolis
Charles M. Day
Sioux Falls
Meade
Dewey
Meade County
George Budweiser
Morgan
John T. Heffron
Deadwood
Claude Gray
Stureis
Martin and Mason
Budweiser
Dewey County
B. A. Ash
Kl. W. Clark
Clark
Gally, Stevens and Fuller
Ash
Sutherland & Payne
Department
Roberts
Day
Withee
Turner
Crane
Minnehaha
Old Park Hotel
St. Mary's Hospital
Sterling on First Ballot Faces Backing and Party Strife
The piece argues Sterling may win on the first ballot only if challengers falter. It notes demands on Sterling and new candidates emerging as old Republicans insist on a republican label, not a third party. The Sterling camp remains active, recruiting to hold an election battle through the 21st.
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Sterling
Davison County Draws First in House Seating Plan
Davison County secured first choice in districts for the thirteenth legislative session drawing. The opening house session saw Democrats and Black Hills delegations dispersed, a failed committee attempt, and St. Enroth appealing a speaker decision with four Democratic allies. The senate named a committee on rotes, and a condolence resolution was drafted for California’s frost losses.
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House
Statenroth
Spink
Blackwell
Huntley
Kelsey
Morris
Senate
Harris
Hoese
Cone
Weithock
Mather
Fisher
McLean
Frost
California
State funds interest shown by treasurer at term end
State Treasurer Johnson shows interest on state funds totaling $7,019.76 as his term ends. The note reflects a historic perk and the shift in how the state handles money.
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Ike
Johnson
Names Across Committees Highlight Legislative Echoes
A ledger of names appears linked to various committees and departments including Food and Drugs, Highways and Bridges, Judicary, Legislative Expenses, Public Health, Public Institutions, Railroads, and Ways and Means. Recurrent surnames such as Lange, Morgan, Murphy, Wipf, Carroll, Cone, Whitlock, and Norbeck surface across multiple entries, suggesting draft allocations or minutes referencing personnel assignments and oversight roles. The fragmentary list hints at a broader Senate Journal or legislative roster detailing officials and contributors across state governance domains.
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Law
Carroll
Whitlock
Cone
Murphy
Nerbeck
Russell
Millear
McMasters
MelLesa
Patterson
Gregory
Wright
Pickerbrooks
Lowell
Moodies
Hate
McLean
Anderson
Mather
Mines and Minin
Moodie
Lange
Riekel
Wrenyl
Wate
Military
Miller
Cooley
Brown
Morrison
Heberson
Odlind
Hosse
Renal
Howe
Pisher
Hicks
Kingsbury
Contests Open House Proceedings in Pierre
Officials in Pierre begin the session with Ash vs Clark and Morgan vs Budweiser contests. Key votes frame committee appointments, seating plans, and hour logging as accuracy and record keeping take center stage amid broader negotiations over senatorial control and administrative bills.
Equal Suffrage Resolution Teed Up In Senate
The session will likely finalize meeting details by Monday while Bowell plans to introduce the first equal suffrage resolution in the senate this afternoon. The move signals early action on women’s voting rights.
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Senate
Bowell
State institutions seek 585 425 for general expenses
Pierre South Dakota. The Board of Charities and Corrections and the State Board of Regents seek 585 425 for general expenses of state institutions. Included is 805 000 for new buildings across institutions under their control. The regents propose these sums for the coming legislative session.
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College of Agriculture
Espanens
Highmore
Madison Normal
Aeon Nn
Springfield
Northern Normal
Christ Mahy
Lawmakers Discuss Committee Rules and Senate Bills in Pierre
Representative Statenroth pushes a rule change to form a committee on committees with four Republicans and one Democrat to appoint all standing committees. The senate advances a series of bills including public utilities control and blue sky insurance, while the house discusses a postal funding measure and the presidential electors meet to cast votes for Roosevelt.
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Statenroth
Huron
House of Representatives
House
State House
Pierre
Roosevelt
van Slyke
Aberdeen
O. C. Olsen
Washington
Ash-Clark
Dewey County
Stokes
Swanson
Capitol Building
Wood
Granger
Hursh
Withee
Buase
Whittmore
McFarland
Courtney
Hart
Allen May Get On Floor Of The House In South Dakota
In Pierre the house session was brief as Morris reports a prior case allowed a county rep to speak on bills but not vote. Proposals to appoint three door-keepers by the speaker sparked a debate with Kerr and Buckman backing the plan and others opposing. The motion passed by a slim margin.
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Ure
Ash
Clark
Dewey County
Morgan
Budweiser
Meade
Glasner
Miunner
Berg
Morris
Hursh
Newton
Christopherson
Larson
Granger
Jekyl
Whittemore
Wolzmuth
Mush
Giedt
Ziebuch
Bielske
Ede
Brooks
Withee
Roberts
Stutenroth
Statenroth
McParland
Glan
OmMeer
Morris, Land, and Andereson
Lund
Hague
Blackwell
Clapp
Colgan
Comastock
Davies
Huntley
Jekyll
Kelsey
Urdahl
Wood
Vessey
Byrne
Swanson
Thos. Askin
State Reference Department
Goldt
Heplin
Koening
Tidblom
Rules
Ziebach
Itlarsh
Bruce
Correction House Journal
Hart
Senate
Paul Tibbits
Myrtle Cone
William Nelson
Clara Bergstrong
Laura Gere
May Anderson
Allen
Pierre
Bennett County
Kerr
Buckman
Rules Committee
State appointments stir hope for key posts in South Dakota
Prospects for filling the board of charities and corrections, insurance commissioner, and oil inspector posts dominate speculation. Dr. G. C. Redfield and W. S. Jowen are noted contenders, with analysts debating board size and legislative action. Officials Hoffman and Orr visit as talks continue.
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Pierre
Board of Charities and Corrections
G. C. Redfield
Rapid City
W. S. Jowen
Huron
Crawford
Insurance Commissioners
H. C. Preston
Mitchell
Sk. Staflin
Alexandria
Suessors
Staflin
Basford
Food and Drug Department
George N. Hoffman
Soldiers Home Board
Col
T. C. Orr
State Soldiers’ Home
Hot Springs
Meeting of Home Board on Legislation for Session
The home board will meet to outline desired legislation for the present session. They will not ask for large appropriations beyond general maintenance and upkeep. They seek a trained nurse for women residents and a few convenience details, totaling only a few thousand dollars.
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Home Board
Tscharner Reveals Key Committees For Lawmakers Meeting
Speaker Tscharner releases a partial list of committees including Agriculture, Live Stock, Municipal Corporations, Ways and Means, Appropriations, Education, Penal Institutions, Indian Affairs, Fish and Game, Judiciary, Telegraph and Telephone, Manufactures, Roads and Highways, Charitable Institutions, County Affairs, Drainage and Artesian Wells, Dairy Products, and Railroads with members named from various towns and counties. The roster names figures from Codington, Turner, Lincoln, Potter, Carson, Grant, and other counties, indicating broad legislative assignments.
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State House
Pierre
S. D
Senate
Wright
Turon
O. C. Olson
Lemmon
Roosevelt
Thos. Sterling
State
Jouse
Orto
I Education
Roberts
Marri of
Spink
Food
Newton
Bush
Hursh
McParland
Verg
Minnehaha
Wolsemuth
Stoddard
Turner
Nixon
Bruce
S. J
Cooley
Norbeck
Martine
Law
Patterson
Winksbury
Cone
Smith
Wipt
Hale
Biekel
Kenzl
Morrisey
Capital Buildings
Public Grounds
Dalton
Carroll
Morton
Jlowe
Lange
Dartine
Lowell
Miller
Howe
Hoese
White
Dailey
MceMasters
Finnerud
Russell
Moodie
Amsden
Anderson
Dairy Products
Vpatterson
Kingsbury
Iekel
Em Wae
Tsciarner
Tscharner
Agriculture
Ruliimie
Tlove
Spiers
Grace
Slade
Keegslin
Jussey
Knight
Peterson
Live Stock - Mahler
Dillon
Hamm
Zoske
Blackwell
Koenig
Jurgenson
Johnson
Olson
Codington
Streeter, Urdahl
Wolamuth
Morris, Shultz
Groce
Reeves
Insurance Parsons
Harrison
Urdahl
Labrie
Wardy
Waltner
Thompson
Ways and Means
Groth
Wolzmuth
Ruhlman
Bielski
Huntley
Clark, Birch, Tiffany
Colgan
Budweiser
Bush, Blake
Morris
Buckman, Watkins
Lund
Appropriations
Stoddar
Titland
Jekyll
Clark
Potter
Brooks
Rowden
Humphrey
Tiffany
Hawley
Sasse
Granger
Haaske
Judiciary
Giedt
Ardahl
McFarland
Buckman
Whittemore
Christopherson
Telegraph
Union
Statenroth
Carson
Reeves, Wood
Grant
Comstock
Youngquist
Olsen
Parsons
Hollemar
Banks
Kerr
Scott
Hart
Gorson
Martin
Holleman
Withee
Kelsey
Clapp
Watkins
Dussey
Shulz
Shultz
Hove
Stutenroth
Berg
Romerein
Sterling Campaign Cheer Fades as Senatorial Race Folds
Sterling and his campaign committee left Pierre for Redfield amid claims of 90 to 100 votes on the first ballot while rivals insist Sterling is blocked. Gov Byrne issues a statement saying he is not a candidate for the U S Senate, urges adherence to primary elections, and supports direct election via constitutional amendment. Appropriation bills begin to appear as Watertown seeks funds for a northern insane hospital.
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Pierre
S. D
Sterling
Redfield
State House
Gov. Byrne
United States Senate
Republican Party
United States
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Quick Health
An 1842 banquet in New Orleans paid $100 per plate to Henry Clay is referenced while advertising Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims relief for stomach trouble indigestion liver kidney and bowel disorders with easy safe and affordable treatment at Diehl & dou.
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Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr. King
Diehl & Dou
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