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An image that said the N-word was sent in through a sharing feature for residents and made its way onto the city's projector, according to the Post-Tribune. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on the U.S. and Canadian tour of Black Watch, a regimental band and Highland dancers under the command of Major Claud MacBeth Moir, in September 1957. It says that the band played Scottish music such as "Thistle Green" and "Wee MacGregor" and the 28 pipers and 12 drummers rendered the standard Black Watch ceremonials. Furthermore, the Gillie Callum or individual sword dance was performed by the dancers and a solo piper softly played "Lights Out" at the end of the performance.