The Story of Our States Idaho’s Admission and Growth
The year 1589 added four states to the Union bringing stars to forty two Idaho joined in 1890 first of two states that year The Shoshone word meaning gem of mountains traces Idaho’s name Lewis and Clark explored 1804 5 Idaho once part of Oregon territory later split from Montana and Wyoming gold rush spurred settlement martial law in Coeur d Alene 1892 1899 Idaho ranks eleventh in size with four presidential electors developing rapidly.
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Idaho
Lewis and Clark
Oregon Territory
United States
Montana
Wyoming
Coeur d'Alene
Wyoming history highlights first state with political rights for women
The article outlines Wyoming as the first state to grant women voting rights after becoming a territory in 1868 and describes key historical milestones including explorations, Oregon and Salt Lake trails, forts along the Oregon Trail, gold discoveries at South Pass City, the founding of Cheyenne, and Wyoming's statehood in 1890 with an area of 97,914 square miles.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Platte
California
Fremont
Kit Carson
Salt Lake Trail
South Pass City
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Highest market price paid for Poultry Eggs Wax Hides at 5tf
The notice lists top market rates offered for poultry eggs wax and hides at five taels per unit. Prices reflect current demand and are posted for sellers to compare rates and transact promptly.
Premium list for Gillespie County Fair horses and livestock
The Gillespie County Fair lists classes for drafts and mares with awards to J R Bonn E E Stehling Hilmar Henke and others. It itemizes cattle bulls cows heifers calves graded herefords crossbreds beef cattle fat cattle and poultry with numerous names and prize amounts across classes P through O and related divisions.
Local Advertisements for Plants and Goods
Readable fragments show promotions for fruit trees offered by M. Gerhard Sack at reduced prices and merchandise like flour sold at a listed price. The clipped text references vendors Juenke and Schoenewolf and a shop named Victor with yardage pricing for outings.
Necklace Found at Catholic Church Recovered by Mrs Meurer
A gold necklace found last week at a Catholic church by Mrs Otto Meurer may be redeemed by the owner at Otto Meurer's store after paying for this advertisement.
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Otto Meurer
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Durham Tobacco
KL Moan Haan Sai Ually
Cardus
Richard Henke
Henke Bros
Adain
Fredericksburg, Tea
Gillespie County State Bonded Warehouse Company
Henry Stoffers
AD. Fuchs
Alf. Schnelle
Bankersmith
Texas
Congress
Territory of
Dakota
Utah
Sieur de la Vercodere
Yellowstone
Gillespie County Fair
J. R. C. Bonn
Stehling
F.elix Pfiester
Henry Washington
I. Stehling
Hilmar Henke
E. Stehling
Frank Washington
Felix Priester
Muiles
Wawvon
Holmes Moss
G. Bull
R. R Treadwell
R. R. Treadwell
Dairy Cattle
Wi. Dietel
B. Linnartz
Rich
H. C. Kneese
Bull
H. C. Keese
Wm. Roeder
H. Henke
R. C. Bonn
Cow
Roeder
Hilmar Hen
Heifer
FH. C. Keese
H. ©. Keese
Elgin Kothmann
Klein Kothmann
Elgin Kothmanin
M. Bull
Henke
H.C. Keese
Poland
China
Pete Roeder
Essex
Waldemar Hohmann
Berkshire
Jno. Maner
Duroe
Jersey
Harry Jordan
TL. C. Maier
Wim. Roeder
H. C. Maier
Joe Besier
Ewe
Ewe Lamb
Billy
A. D. Fuchs
Reid
Noxville
W. L. Wedekind
Billy Kid
R R. Treadwell
Nanny
A D. Fuchs
Ernst Klappenbach
Johnson City
Alanzo Evers
Plymouth
John Evers
Otto Evers
Wm. Ebert
Plymouth Rocks
John Maner
Alfred Burrer
Wyandottes
W. Ebert
Kermet Striegler
F. Muhrmann
Edwin Petmecky
Alf. Schandua
Alf. Neffendorf
John Moehle
John Dechert
Tulu
Felix Weirich
Emil Schandua
Edgar Stoffers
Otto Schneider
Peter Schneider
Schneider Produce CO
Juenke & Schoenewolf
M. Gerhard
Ginghams
Schroeder Bros
W. A. Mosel
Morris Ranch, Texas
Texas Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
Citizens Bank
Fredericksburg
Oscar Krauskopf
Pres
A, Vander Stucken
Bierschwale
Gold & Stahl
The
Secor Sanitarium-Hospital
Kerrville-on-the-Guadalupe
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