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The South Dakota Historical Society chronicles the attempt to place the United Nations Capital in the Black Hills
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On September 18, 1961, South Dakota School for the Blind begins classes at its new campus in Aberdeen.
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The South Dakota Historical Society takes a look at the history of Miller, Dakota Territory in the 1880s.
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On September 11, 2000, Homestake Mine announced that it would cease gold mining operations.
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The first constitutional convention was held for the purpose of splitting Dakota Territory on September 4, 1883
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The rise and fall of the town of Strool in Perkins County, South Dakota
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On August 28th, 1964, President Lyndon Johnson selects Hubert Humphrey to be his vice presidential running mate.
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A marker indicating the Original Site for Medicine Rock near Highway 212 near the Missouri River was dedicated on August 21st, 1954.
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The South Dakota Historical Society looks at the history of the first bridge across the Missouri in the state at Mobridge.
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The Black Hills Motor Classic, later known as the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, begins on August 14, 1938.