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    Tom Daschle and Tim Johnson at the grand opening of Community Memorial Hospital

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    Tom Daschle and Tim Johnson at the grand opening of the Community Memorial Hospital in Burke, South Dakota. A woman presenting Tom Daschle with a gift on an outdoor stage. Representative Tim Johnson is standing nearby and other dignitaries are seated behind them. (L to R - Tim, Tom, Renee, Mayor Roggow

    Farm silos with tractors and a wagon

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    Silo filling time on the Kenneth Manley farm in the New Market Community

    McCrossan Boys Ranch 1989 Presidential Inaugural Parade entry

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    McCrossan Boys Ranch wagon pulled by six draft horses passing the Presidential viewing stage at the 1989 Presidential Inaugural Parade for President George H.W. Bush. Photograph signed on the front by Walt Schaefe

    Tom and Linda Daschle dining with a trade delegation

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    Tom and Linda Daschle dining with a trade delegation. They holding their wine glasses for a toast, along with the other diners seated at a table

    Tom Daschle with constituents

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    Tom Daschle with two people in his office

    Tom Daschle with a man

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    Tom Daschle with a man. The U.S. Capitol is in the background

    Hail the 2014 Hobo Day Committee members

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    List of 2014 Hobo Day Committee members reads 'Hail to the 2014 Hobo Day Committee!' and has Weary Wil head log

    Commencement Program

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    2025 Spring Commencement Program of Dakota State University at Madison, South Dakota

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