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BACK THEN WITH TRACY BRIGGS
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North Dakota’s most famous fictional character turns 100
Jay “The Great” Gatsby tops a list that also features a GI Joe and a Marvel character.
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She left Queen Victoria to become a North Dakota farm wife
What compelled Marie Downing to leave her life at Windsor Castle for the windswept prairie?
Mar 5
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North Dakotan, Minnesotan played key roles in Iwo Jima flag-raising 80 years ago
They have been overshadowed by others, but the local men raised a flag and immortalized another.
Feb 19
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'Demure’ North Dakota teacher victim of the infamous 'Trunk Murderess’
After nearly a century, questions remain over why Winnie Ruth Judd killed Hedvig Samuelson and stuffed her body in a suitcase.
Jan 7
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Stressed? 120 years ago, Minnesotans were popping 'Pink Pills for Pale People'
If this election season has left you stressed, nervous and on edge, consider the remedies that got our ancestors through the tough times.
Nov 6, 2024
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Minnesota women demanded change when 9-year-old girl got married in 1937
Eunice Winstead, 9, made news in 1937 when she married a 24-year-old man in Tennessee. Minnesota was among the few states that fought back.
Aug 7, 2024
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British family needs help solving the mystery of their old Minnesota dairy truck
The Dodge with the 1950 Minnesota plates now sits outside London, but the Finch family wants to honor where its story began.
Jun 26, 2024
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Lifestyle
British family needs help solving the mystery of their old Minnesota dairy truck
The Dodge with the 1950 Minnesota plates now sits outside London, but the Finch family wants to honor where its story began.
Jun 26, 2024
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Tracy Briggs
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How walking like a cow saved rural Prohibition bootleggers from the law
Those looking to sell, distribute, or consume booze in the '20s and '30s had a few sneaky tricks up their sleeves.
Apr 3, 2024
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Tracy Briggs
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Minnesota couple travels 1,500 miles to see a hair-raising piece of the past
After a lifetime of hearing about his North Dakotan great-great-grandfather's record-breaking beard, Dan Backer and his wife Jeanine trekked through the Smithsonian archives to see it.
Mar 6, 2024
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Arts and Entertainment
'Leave it to Beaver' star Hugh Beaumont once owned a Christmas tree farm in Minnesota
Beaumont was reportedly in business with a Marlboro man and lived on an island in the middle of Lake Wabana.
Nov 22, 2023
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Tracy Briggs
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Community
WATCH HERE: Look back at as Honor Flight veterans from WWII, Korea and Vietnam build unexpected connections
"Bridging Generations," a program that features new and unexpected bonds between veterans over the last 80 years.
Nov 11, 2023
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Yes, you used to be able to mail your children
In 1913, when the U.S. Postal Service introduced parcel post service, customers took advantage by shipping their children.
Oct 26, 2023
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Tracy Briggs
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