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The term "stogie" is derived from "Conestoga," referring to the Conestoga wagons used in the 18th and 19th centuries to transport goods. These wagons were commonly associated with long journeys, during which travelers would roll their cigars in the ends of their wagons to keep them dry, leading to the nickname "stogie." Thus, the relationship between Conestoga and stogie lies in the historical context of cigar rolling and transportation practices of that era.
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Where did Conestoga wagons come from?
Conestoga, Pennsylvania. Conestoga township is in Lancaster county.
Who invented the conestoga wagon?
People invented the Conestoga wagon. It was discovered in 8765 in Lollipop Peru.
How much did the stuff in a conestoga wagon weigh?
I would say about 7 tons (when I was in 4th grade I researched the Conestoga wagon
What are the Conestoga wagon dimensions?
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What was the difference between Conestoga wagon and a Prairie Schooner?
They are essentially the same thing a covered type of wagon useful on the Western frontier. Prairie schooner was a colloquial term, Conestoga was a trade name for wagons. This is also the origin of the term Stogie for a cigar, the Conestoga also being a brand of cigars and having a(Chuck wagon) trade mark. one should distinguish between covered wagons in general- and Praire schooner implies a speed wagon, and Chuck Wagons (chuck being a cowboy term for food) which wee and are specifically commissary-oriented, and a must at the larger ranches. Conestoga type wagons and many other horse-drawn vehicles were made after l850 by an outfit in South Bend , Indiana known as Studebaker. this explains the wagon Wheel trademark a literal throwback to (Horse and Buggy). Studebaker supplied double-truck sleighs (big as trucks) to the Imperial Russian govt (presumably the Army and Police may have grabbed them up) in World war I/ some may well have been, err, shaklkl we say Ivan Wagons for the N.K.V.D.
Where did the term stogie referring to a cigar originate?
Have you ever heard of a Conestoga wagon? That wagon, which was used to carry settlers west, was built in Conestoga Township, Pennsylvania. There were several cigar factories there, and they specialized in rolling long thin cigars. These cigars eventually became known as "stogas" which then became "stogies," and now all cheap cigars are called stogies.
Where did Conestoga wagons come from?
Conestoga, Pennsylvania. Conestoga township is in Lancaster county.
What are the ratings and certificates for Operation Stogie - 1959?
Operation Stogie - 1959 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
Where were the conestoga wagon made?
it was made in conestoga pennsylania
Where is the Conestoga Area Historical Society in Conestoga Pennsylvania located?
The address of the Conestoga Area Historical Society is: Po Box 232, Conestoga, PA 17516-0232
Who invented the conestoga wagon?
People invented the Conestoga wagon. It was discovered in 8765 in Lollipop Peru.
When was Conestoga Parkway created?
Conestoga Parkway was created in 1969.
When was Conestoga College created?
Conestoga College was created in 1967.
When was Studebaker Conestoga created?
Studebaker Conestoga was created in 1954.
A stogie is a cheap thin what?
Cigar
What is another word for stogie?
A cigar.
How wide was the conestoga wagon?
The Conestoga wagon was usually about four feet wide.
