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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1944

Page

5

Timeline of Texas flag history and statehood

The first flag over Texas was French under LaSalle in 1684 but after his murder in 1687 the Spanish gradually gained control. Mexico won independence in 1821, Texas revolted and became a republic in 1836, and Texas joined the United States in 1845.

Texas LaSalle Mexico Spain

Wisconsin first co operative crop reporting system year 1917

The snippet notes Wisconsin began a cooperative crop reporting program with the federal government in 1917, a model later adopted by 40 states. It also mentions poet John Keats dying in Rome with Severn the artist present. A rare bird called the hoopoe is described by its cry and a feline fact about cats perspiring through foot pads. Wyoming is cited as having an open season for moose and mountain sheep in 1943.

Wisconsin Wyoming

Dear Noah: Vacuum Pickup and Ruminations

The fragment presents Dear Noah style musings and a note about a vacuum pickup. Names like Noan Numsxurr and Rosman appear in a jumble, with scattered phrases about fears and a BRoom leaving off.

Noah Bors Qporn Rossman

Zion National Park History Unveiled By Cliff Ruin Findings

Cliff ruins near Zion National Park Utah reveal prehistoric habitation prior to Mormon settlement. Zion was long known as Mukuntuweap by Native Americans and named for canyon walls as temples of God by early Mormon settlers. The park’s name reflects its Zion-like significance.

Zion National Park Utah Zion Canyon

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