Nevada joins the Union as the 36th state in 1864
The Stars in Our Flag outlines Nevada history from early trapper routes to statehood. It details Kit Carson and John Fremont pathfinding, William Wolfskill as Old Spanish Trail pioneer, Brigham Young led Utah and Deseret, Mormon settlements near Carson City, and the Comstock Lode. Nevada gains statehood on October 31 1864 through a telegraphed constitution amid slavery abolition politics. Nevada's story spans mining booms, gambling, irrigation, and ghost towns.
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Hearse Used as Ambulance After Fatal Crash
A hearse carried a burned truck driver to a hospital after a collision on Interstate 89. Cedar Vorce of Athol Mass. rode in the vehicle, which swapped from casket transport to ambulance use. The crash killed R Barton Sargent Barre lawyer, who drove the other car. Sargent’s car was traveling south in the northbound lane. Police report the incident.
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Memorial Gifts Honoring Loved Ones For Cancer Society
An obituary style notice requests memorial gifts to the American Cancer Society honoring those loved. It urges generosity to support ongoing cancer research and patient support programs in memory of the departed.
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