KGFX (AM) (English Wikipedia)

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americanradiohistory.com

"Outlet in Pierre, S. D., Puts in 'First' Claim" (correspondence from Ida A. McNeil), Broadcasting, May 5, 1947, page 44 (americanradiohistory.com)

"New Stations: Special Land Stations", Radio Service Bulletin, July 1, 1916, page 3. The leading "9" on 9ZP's call sign indicated that it was located in the ninth Radio Inspection district. "Z" was reserved for stations operating under Special Amateur (class 5) licenses.
"WAR!", QST, May 1917, page 3.
"Amateur Radio Stations of the United States" (Supplementary List brought up-to-date from August Wireless Age), Wireless Age, September 1922, page 96. The fact that "C" fell in the range A-W indicated that 9CLS was a standard amateur license.
"New Stations" Radio Service Bulletin, August 31, 1927, page 3.
"List a.–Formal applications for new broadcasting station licenses showing action taken up to January 15, 1928" (Fourth Zone), Jurisdiction of the Radio Commission, January 26, 1928, page 43.
"Broadcasting Stations, effective November 11, 1928", Commercial and Government Radio Stations of the United States (edition June 30, 1928), page 167.
"'Mrs. Pierre,' at 74, Will Retire" by Dorothy Dancker, Sioux Falls (South Dakota) Argus-Leader (included in "Ida McNeil: A Real Public Servant" (extension of July 19, 1962 remarks of Senator Karl E. Mundt), Congressional Record–Appendix, pages A5544-A5545).

"Radio Makes South Dakota Infant Famous", New Britain (Connecticut) Daily Herald, March 28, 1924, page 18.