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Older than the state itself . . . young In that indomitable spirit of the last
great wave of Western pioneering which witnessed its birth . . . founded
by far-seeing territorial legislators that future citizens of the great state they
foresaw might attain their highest usefulness in private life and public service ...
rich
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its heritage
the old era, so
In
or
equality f resourcefulness, and enthusiasm . . . as
In
the present Idaho, opportunities await those who would
seek them, and individual merit remains the lone measure of success . . .