On This Day | October 24

On this day in 1929, “Black Thursday” marked the “1” of a 1-2 punch and the beginning of the Wall Street Crash, a record-breaking 12.9 million shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

On this day in 1945, the United Nations was officially established following the ratification of the United Nations Charter by the majority of its signatories, including the five permanent members of the Security Council. The UN was created to promote peace, security, and cooperation among nations.

On this day in 1973, Yom Kippur War ceasefire agreements were signed between Israel and Egypt, brokered by the United Nations. This marked the end of the conflict that had begun on October 6, with significant geopolitical implications for the Middle East.

Born & Died: Rosa Parks, (Died, 2005) American civil rights activist known for her pivotal role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Kevin Kline, (Born, 1947) American actor known for his roles in “A Fish Called Wanda” and “The Big Chill,” F. Murray Abraham, (Born, 1939) American actor known for his Oscar-winning role in “Amadeus,” Daniel Webster, (Died, 1852) American statesman and senator known for his oratory skills, Bill Wyman, (Born, 1936) English musician and former bassist for The Rolling Stones, Melvin Purvis, (Born, 1903) American FBI agent known for leading the manhunt for John Dillinger, Raúl Juliá, (Died, 1994) Puerto Rican actor known for his role as Gomez Addams in “The Addams Family” films, Drake, (Born, 1986) Canadian rapper and singer known for hits like “God’s Plan.”

Liquor Debate Draws a Crowd

What I am saying is true. You know it’s true. If you don’t, you should stay some night and find out the truth. God know there is no better place on earth than Minot to discover the truth about the liquor question.

The Ward County Independent, October 24, 1929

Why We Chose It

Liquor licensing and prohibition has already featured in this column; it will feature more in coming days. And it is still a topic we are dealing with today.

And what of a citizenship that used to turn out for a debate on the issue of the day? Would you show up for the same if the topics were timely?

Liquor Debate Draws a Crowd

Minot’s First Radio Station Hits Airwaves

“Minot Radio Station Goes on Air Monday”

The Ward County Independent, October 24, 1929

Why We Chose It

The entire front page of The Ward County Independent was dedicated to the topic. That’s notable.

Minot’s First Radio Station Hits Airwaves

Teddy Roosevelt NP Planning Begins

Mr. Wyman will make a number of plans of these park areas and report to Governor Shafer his recommendations as to areas, costs, etc.

The Ward County Independent, October 24, 1929

Why We Chose It

Just 10 years after his passing, we were in the works of honoring his legacy in a lasting way. We have few recent examples of politicians and leaders that unified us so completely. And his legacy is still being honored today with the construction of his Presidential Library in Medora.

Teddy Roosevelt NP Planning Begins

Today’s Happenings!

SavorMinot’s guest writer for today is 19th century politician and orator Daniel Webster. Read and grade the reults here.

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Today’s Features

Nacho Average Thursday @BlueRider

Thursday, October 24th

Spice up your Thursday at Blue Rider with their new tradition, Nacho Average Thursday! Dive into delicious nachos, enjoy the lively atmosphere, and make new friends starting at 4 PM in downtown Minot. #NachoAverageThursday #BlueRider #SavorMinot

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Monthly Features

October Features @OTV

Tuesday, October 1st — Thursday, October 31st

Indulge in Off The Vine’s October Features with Thai Red Curry and Coconut Meatballs paired perfectly with Ghost Pines Cabernet, or savor the Chicken Caesar Lavosh with Atypical’s Oh Snapricot apricot sour. Visit this downtown Minot gem for a delightful culinary experience all month long! #WineAndDine #DowntownMinot #SavorMinot

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Weekly Features

Pulled Pork Sandwich (and the rest of this week’s features) @PrairieSkyBreads

Wednesday, October 23rd — Sunday, October 27th

Indulge in Prairie Sky Breads’ featured Pulled Pork Sandwich, a delightful blend of Japanese BBQ flavors and fresh coleslaw, available this week in Downtown Minot. Don’t miss out on other delicious offerings from October 23rd to 27th. #PulledPorkPerfection #DowntownEats #SavorMinot

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Weekly Features

Truckstop Lunch Specials! @SchatzCrossroads

Monday, October 21st — Saturday, October 26th

Craving comfort food? Head to Schatz Crossroads in Minot for daily Truckstop Lunch Specials starting at 11:00 am, available until they’re gone! #FoodieFinds #LocalEats #SavorMinot

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Say Savor & Save

Say Savor Minot & Save! @BudgetMusic

Monday, October 21st — Friday, October 25th

Discover amazing deals at Budget Music & Video in Downtown Minot! Say “Savor Minot” from October 21st to 25th and enjoy 10% off a wide range of items, including music, posters, jewelry, and more. #ShopLocal #MusicLovers #SavorMinot

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Performances & Exhibitions

Animal Alphabet Alliteration @TaubeMuseum

Wednesday, October 16th — Friday, November 22nd

Explore the whimsical world of Greg Walter’s watercolor paintings at the “Animal Alphabet Alliteration” exhibition, running from October 16th to November 22nd at the Taube Museum of Art in Downtown Minot. Perfect for kids and free to the public, this exhibit brings a playful twist to the ABCs. #ArtForKids #FamilyFun #SavorMinot

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Taste & Experience

Thursday Farmers Market @MinotFarmersMarket

Thursday, October 24th

Discover the freshest local produce and handmade goods at the Minot Farmers Market every Thursday in Oak Park from 10 AM to 1 PM. Support local farmers and artisans while enjoying the vibrant community atmosphere. #FarmToTable #SupportLocal #SavorMinot

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Performances & Exhibitions

The Space Between @NorthwestArtsCenter

Thursday, October 10th — Saturday, November 23rd

Explore the captivating works of Nebraska artist Donald Robson at “The Space In Between,” now on display at the Northwest Arts Center’s Walter Piehl Gallery in downtown Minot until November 23rd. Don’t miss this chance to experience the award-winning art of the All Media 2022 Best of Show recipient. #ArtExhibition #DowntownMinot #SavorMinot

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Monthly Features

Das Brat | Hoagie of the Month @MagicCityHoagies

Tuesday, October 1st — Thursday, October 31st

Get ready to savor the flavors of fall with Magic City Hoagies’ “Das Brat” Hoagie of the Month, featuring all pork bratwurst, beer cheese, sauerkraut, spicy mustard, and crispy onions. Available in downtown Minot from October 1st to 31st, this creation is a must-try for sandwich lovers. #HoagieHeaven #OctoberFest #SavorMinot

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Weekly Features

Hacienda Lunch Specials @Hacienda

Monday, October 21st — Friday, October 25th

Enjoy a delicious and affordable lunch at Hacienda Steakhouse in Burlington with daily specials from Grilled Ham & Cheese to Chicken Alfredo, available Monday through Friday. Don’t miss out on these savory deals! #LunchSpecials #HaciendaSteakhouse #SavorMinot

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Souped Up Specials! @SchatzCrossroads

Monday, October 21st — Sunday, October 27th

Warm up this week with Schatz Crossroads’ “Souped Up Specials” in South Minot, featuring a different hearty soup every day from October 21st to 27th. Don’t miss out on this delicious lineup at the truck stop! #SoupSeason #ComfortFood #SavorMinot

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