by fording
1924
Texas, I have the same cross ward puzzle, lolz
During the westward expansion, people primarily traveled by covered wagons, which were pulled by oxen or horses along trails such as the Oregon Trail and the California Trail. Some also used railroads, which expanded rapidly in the mid-19th century, providing faster and more efficient transport. Additionally, rivers and canals were utilized for transporting goods and settlers. The journey was often arduous, fraught with challenges such as difficult terrain, weather conditions, and limited supplies.
Ward A. Hougas has written: 'Where trails cross' -- subject(s): Conduct of life
you should read about west ward expansion
celtic cross
He moved the Native Americans to reservations in Oklahoma.
The black onyx is used for protection, as is the cross, and is worn by those who feel the need to ward off any negative energy. The black onyx is place in the cross for double protection, silver is used because it is pure and can also ward off negative energy.
Henry Ward received several special wards for his achievements, notably the Victoria Cross, which is awarded for gallantry in the face of the enemy. He was recognized for his bravery and leadership during specific military engagements, reflecting his dedication and service. These honors highlight his significant contributions and valor in the armed forces.
A ward in a hospital can face many health and safety issues including cross contamination between patients. They can also experience security issues such as people who not belonging on the ward being there.
L.O.G is from New Orleans Lower 9th Ward. Also known as "CTC"..."Cross The Canal"
G. N. Ward has written: 'A note on compressible flow in a tube of slightly varying cross-section' 'The drag of source distributions in linearized supersonic flow'