St. Paul Sunday Pioneer Press Centennial Edition Newspaper

This is a vintage newspaper, specifically the "St. Paul Sunday Pioneer Press." The edition is marked as the "CENTENNIAL Edition." The primary headline reads "ANCIENT CABINS STILL DOT VALLEYS" with a sub-headline "Log Cabins Survive In Southern Minnesota." Another prominent headline is "Structures Date Back To 1850's" by Ray J. Groebner. The newspaper is printed on newsprint paper, which appears discolored and brittle with age, consistent with vintage paper. There are multiple folds and creases, indicating it has been handled and stored over time. The edges show signs of wear, including some small tears and possibly yellowing from oxidation. The ink is black for the text and green for the banner "CENTENNIAL Edition". There are several black and white photographs accompanying the articles, depicting log cabins and what appears to be a person. The photos show various states of preservation of these structures. The paper exhibits a general patina of age and is likely fragile. There do not appear to be any obvious major rips or repairs visible in the provided image. The bottom edge of the visible page has a date, but it is partially obscured, though "APRIL 24, 19" is readable, suggesting a date in the early 20th century, likely 1949 given the "Centennial Edition" context if related to Minnesota's statehood (1858). The multiple horizontal and vertical folds are a significant characteristic. The overall condition suggests a well-used or stored item that has been subject to environmental wear.