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Minnesota becomes a state
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Duluth is established and grows rapidly
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Minneapolis and St. Paul begin building public parks and sewer systems
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Duluth gets its very first telephone
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Minnesota’s population reaches 1,751,394
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Aerial Bridge in Duluth begins operating
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Split Rock Lighthouse opens
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Minnesotans own more than 40,000 automobiles
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The University of Minnesota start the WLB, the first licensed radio station in MN
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Minnesotan F. Scott Fitzgerald writes The Great Gatsby
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Gangster John Dillinger escapes from a gun battle with the FBI in St. Paul
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Hormel develops SPAM luncheon meat
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Minnesota farmers begin using prisoners of war to work in their fields
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Bell Labs invent the cell phone
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St. Paul native Charles Schulz begins drawing the comic strip Peanuts
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Congress designates Grand Portage as a national monument
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Guthrie Theater opens in Minneapolis
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Rosalie Wahl becomes the first woman to serve on Minnesota Supreme Court
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The Huber H. Humphrey Metronome opens in downtown Minneapolis
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The Mall of America becomes the largest shopping mall in the US when it opens in Bloomington
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DVDs are invented