Marking the Oregon Trail the Bozeman Road And Historic Places in Wyoming 1908 1
Marking the Oregon Trail the Bozeman Road And Historic Places in Wyoming 1908 1
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Meeker was at that time placing a marker here and there along the Oregon Trail, over which he had gone with an ox team in 1 852. He was marking the trail "to preserve the identity of the track and to honor the pioneers who wore it so wide and deep by their feet, by the hoofs of their oxen and the grind of their wagon tires" !
PROPOSED MILITARY AND POST HIGHWAY It is interesting to note that in 1916 during the last war, Captain of the Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. , John W. N. Schultz, located at... that time at Yellowstone National Park, wrote to the Oregon Trail Commission in regard to the possibility of using the old highway for military purposes. The letter, in part, reads as follows: THE OREGON TRAIL 27 "This office has been called upon by the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army, for a report concerning a tentatively proposed military and post highway between St. Louis. Mo. , and Olympia, Wash. , to follow generally the Old Oregon Trail. I have, therefore, the honor to request to be furnished by the Commission of which you are a member with any information possible relative to this subject, including .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meeker was at that time placing a marker here and there along the Oregon Trail, over which he had gone with an ox team in 1 852. He was marking the trail "to preserve the identity of the track and to honor the pioneers who wore it so wide and deep by their feet, by the hoofs of their oxen and the grind of their wagon tires" !
PROPOSED MILITARY AND POST HIGHWAY It is interesting to note that in 1916 during the last war, Captain of the Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. , John W. N. Schultz, located at... that time at Yellowstone National Park, wrote to the Oregon Trail Commission in regard to the possibility of using the old highway for military purposes. The letter, in part, reads as follows: THE OREGON TRAIL 27 "This office has been called upon by the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army, for a report concerning a tentatively proposed military and post highway between St. Louis. Mo. , and Olympia, Wash. , to follow generally the Old Oregon Trail. I have, therefore, the honor to request to be furnished by the Commission of which you are a member with any information possible relative to this subject, including .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Raymond Hebard to read onlineMoreLess
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