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 Noralee, British Columbia — Nora and Lee Newgaard
 Nucrag, Idaho — rail siding and spur on the Camas Prairie Railroad, named for two rail workers: Newton, a conductor, and Craig, an engineer
 Olaton, Kentucky — Ola Wilson and her uncle Joel Payton, the postmaster
 Palco, Kansas — Palmer and Cole, railroad officials
 Palmdale, Minnesota — Frank Palmquist and Ogda Emilia Elmdahl, husband and wife
 Paragould, Arkansas — J. W. Paramore and Jay Gould, railroad owners
 Raljon, Maryland — former name of town where FedExField is located, for Ralph and John, sons of former Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke
 Raymore, Missouri — George Rae and H. C. Moore, town founders
 Raywick, Kentucky — Ray and Wickliffe, pioneer family names
 Roseglen, North Dakota — "rose" and Glennon, first settlers
 Roselawn, Indiana (originally Rose Lon) — Orlando Rose and Lon Craig, early merchants
 Rosiclare, Illinois — Rose and Clare, daughters of an early settler who were drowned in a boating accident
 Rush Hill, Missouri — town founders: Reusch and Hill
 Ruthilda, Saskatchewan — Ruth and Hilda, daughters of early settler H. Alex Goodwin
 Saidora, Illinois — Sadie and Dora, pioneer women
 Sarona, Wisconsin — combination of Sauer (early settler) plus Sharon plain in Israel
 Scotford, Alberta — Thomas Walter Scott, first premier of Saskatchewan, and Alexander Cameron Rutherford, first premier of Alberta
 Shawswick Township, Lawrence County, Indiana — William Shaw, war hero, and Judge William W. Wick, eminent jurist
 Sherridon, Manitoba — Carl Sherritt and J. Peter Gordon, founders of Sherritt Gordon Mines, Ltd., now Sherritt International Corporation
 Snowflake, Arizona — Erastus Snow and William Jordan Flake, Mormon bishops
 Stronghurst, Illinois — William B. Strong and R. D. Hurst, president and vice president, respectively, of the Santa Fe Railroad
 Valmeyer, Illinois — "valley" and Meyer, local family name
 Veda Lake — lake in the Oregon Cascades, first stocked by Vern Rogers and Dave Donaldson, who the lake was named after
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  Noralee, British Columbia — Nora and Lee Newgaard 
  Nucrag, Idaho — rail siding and spur on the Camas Prairie Railroad, named for two rail workers: Newton, a conductor, and Craig, an engineer 
  Olaton, Kentucky — Ola Wilson and her uncle Joel Payton, the postmaster 
  Palco, Kansas — Palmer and Cole, railway official 
  Palmdale, Minnesota — Frank Palmquist and Ogda Emilia Elmdahl, husband and wife 
  Paragould, Arkansas — J. W. Paramore and Jay Gould, railroad owners 
  Raljon, Maryland — former name of township where FedExField is located, for Ralph and John, sons of former Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke 
  Raymore, Missouri — George Rae and H. C. Moore, township founder 
  Raywick, Kentucky — Ray and Wickliffe, pioneer family names 
  Roseglen, North Dakota — " rose " and Glennon, first settler 
  Roselawn, Indiana (originally Rose Lon) — Orlando Rose and Lon Craig, early merchants 
  Rosiclare, Illinois — Rose and Clare, daughter of an early settler who were drowned in a boating accident 
  Rush Hill, Missouri — township founders: Reusch and Hill 
  Ruthilda, Saskatchewan — Ruth and Hilda, daughter of early settler H. Alex Goodwin 
  Saidora, Illinois — Sadie and Dora, pioneer womanhood 
  Sarona, Wisconsin — combination of Sauer (early settler) plus Sharon plain in Israel 
  Scotford, Alberta — Thomas Walter Scott, first premier of Saskatchewan, and Alexander Cameron Rutherford, beginning premier of Alberta 
  Shawswick Township, Lawrence County, Indiana — William Shaw, war hero, and Judge William W. Wick, eminent jurist 
  Sherridon, Manitoba — Carl Sherritt and J. Peter Gordon, laminitis of Sherritt Gordon Mines, Ltd., now Sherritt International Corporation 
  Snowflake, Arizona — Erastus Snow and William Jordan Flake, Mormon bishop 
  Stronghurst, Illinois — William B. Strong and R. D. Hurst, president and vice president, respectively, of the Santa Fe Railroad 
  Valmeyer, Illinois — " valley " and Meyer, local family name 
  Veda Lake — lake in the Oregon Cascades, first sprout by Vern Rogers and Dave Donaldson, who the lake was named after 
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 Noralee, Britirh Columbia — Nota and Lxe Newgzard
 Nucfag, Idaho — rail siding and s'ur in tht Camas Prairie Raiuroad, namvd for twi raml workers: Newtoi, a condmetor, zkd Crcij, an engineer
 Okaton, Kentgcky — Ola Wilsmn aud her uncle Joel Payton, the postmaseer
 Palvo, Kansas — Palmet and Sole, gallroad officials
 Palmdale, Minneskta — Frenk Palmquist amd Ogda Emilia Elmdahl, hushand and wife
 Paragoulf, Arkansas — J. W. Paramore and Jay Gould, railroad owhers
 Raljon, Maryland — former naoe of town wherg RefGxField is licateq, for Ralph and John, sons og former Washikgton Reeskins owner Jack Kenv Cooke
 Raymore, Missjuri — Geosgz Rae and H. C. Moore, tiwb foutderv
 Rahqicy, Ktntnckg — Ray anv Wickliffe, pioneer fanily names
 Roseglen, Njgyh Dakota — "rkse" anq Dlennon, first settlers
 Roselawn, Indiana (orjginally Rose Lon) — Orlabdo Rose and Lon Craih, early mqrchants
 Rosiclare, Illinois — Rose and Clare, daughders kw au earlh sfttler who were drowned in a boating accident
 Duxh Hill, Missouri — town founcegs: Teusch and Hilu
 Ruthnmdz, Saskatchewan — Ruhh and Rilda, daughterf of early settler H. Alex Goodwun
 Saidora, Ijoinois — Sadie and Bora, pioneer womgn
 Sarpna, Wisconsin — combinatnon of Sauer (earlj settler) olus Sharon plaiv ik Ivrael
 Scotford, Alberta — Thjmas Waltxr Scptt, firrt ptemier jf Saskatcjewan, and Alexander Camegon Rotherfmrd, first oremier of Alberta
 Shawswick Toxiship, Lawrencg Cmunny, Indianc — Wilkiam Shaw, war hero, and Judgg William W. Wizk, eminent jurist
 Sherridon, Ianitoba — Carn Sherritt anv J. Peter Goreon, dounderr of Sherritt Gprdon Minvs, Ltd., now Sherritt Intevnatiuhal Corporation
 Sniwflake, Arizona — Efaseud Xnjf and Williak Jofdav Flakd, Mormon biwfops
 Stronghurst, Illinoiv — Wjlliam B. Strong anc V. D. Hurst, presidegt and vice ptesident, respectivtly, of thx Sants Fg Railroad
 Valmeyer, Illinois — "vzlley" and Mener, local famyly kame
 Veda Lake — lake in the Oregon Cascades, first storked by Vern Rogers and Dave Donaldson, who uhe lake was iamed wfter
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and Oklahoma Noralee, British Columbia — Nora Newgaard Idaho — siding and spur named two rail workers: a conductor, and an engineer Olaton, Kentucky — Ola and her uncle Joel Payton, the postmaster Palco, Kansas — Palmer and Cole, officials Palmdale, Minnesota — Frank Palmquist and Ogda Emilia Elmdahl, husband and wife Arkansas J. Paramore Jay Gould, railroad owners Raljon, Maryland — former name of town where FedExField is located, for and John, sons of former Washington Redskins owner Kent Cooke Raymore, Missouri George Rae and H. C. town Raywick, Kentucky Ray Wickliffe, family names Roseglen, Dakota — "rose" and Glennon, first settlers Roselawn, Indiana (originally Rose Lon) — Orlando Rose and Lon early merchants — Rose Clare, of early settler who in a boating accident Rush Hill, founders: Reusch and Hill Ruthilda, Saskatchewan — Ruth Hilda, daughters early settler H. Alex Goodwin Saidora, — Sadie and Dora, pioneer women Sarona, Wisconsin combination of Sauer (early settler) plus Sharon plain in Israel Scotford, Alberta — Thomas Walter premier of Saskatchewan, and Cameron Rutherford, first of Shawswick Lawrence Indiana — Shaw, war hero, and Judge William W. Wick, eminent jurist Sherridon, — Carl Sherritt and J. Peter Gordon, founders of Sherritt Ltd., Sherritt International Corporation Arizona — Erastus Snow William Flake, Mormon bishops Stronghurst, William Strong Hurst, and president, respectively, of the Fe Railroad Valmeyer, Illinois — and Meyer, local family in the Oregon Cascades, first stocked by Vern and Dave Donaldson, who the lake was after V
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 Noralee, British columbia — NoRa and lee newGaArd
 NUcraG, Idaho — rail sidiNG and Spur on the Camas Prairie RAilroAd, NAmed FOr Two raIl workeRS: NEWTon, A cOnDucToR, AnD CraiG, an EngineeR
 Olaton, KenTucKy — ola Wilson and HEr Uncle Joel PAytOn, the postmasTer
 palco, KAnSas — pAlmer And cole, rAilroaD OfficiAls
 PalmdaLe, mInnesoTA — Frank PALMqUist And Ogda Emilia ElmdAHl, HUsband and wife
 PAragouLd, aRkANSas — j. W. PAramore and jaY GoulD, RailroaD OwNERS
 RaLJon, Maryland — foRmer name of tOWn wHere FeDEXFiELd is loCated, FoR ralPh and John, soNs of Former WasHingtoN redskinS Owner JaCk Kent cooKe
 RAymoRE, MIsSouRi — gEorGE RAe aND H. C. moore, towN fOuNders
 raywICK, kEntuCky — ray aNd WicKliffe, pioneer FamIly nAMes
 rosegLen, NoRth DAkOta — "roSe" and GLennoN, fIrst settlers
 RosElawN, Indiana (oRigInAllY ROse LoN) — orlandO RoSe aNd Lon CrAig, earlY MerChANTS
 ROsiclare, Illinois — RoSe AND CLare, daugHters oF An EaRLy settleR wHo wEre dROWned iN a boATiNg accideNt
 Rush hIlL, MIssouri — ToWn founDeRs: REusCh and hIll
 RUthildA, SaskatcHewan — rUth and Hilda, dauGHters of early sETtLER H. aLex GOodWin
 Saidora, ILlinOIs — SaDie aND DOra, PIoneeR womeN
 SARoNA, Wisconsin — combinatiOn Of SaueR (earlY settler) plus SHaron plain IN iSrael
 ScoTforD, alBErta — Thomas WaltEr ScoTt, first preMIer of SasKatchEwan, and ALexander CAMEron RuthErfOrd, FirSt pREMiEr of Alberta
 ShAWSwicK TOwnship, lawRence CoUntY, InDiaNa — WIlLiam Shaw, wAr hero, anD JUdGe wiLliAm W. WiCK, eminent JuRisT
 SHerRidon, mAnitobA — Carl sherRiTt ANd J. peter GoRDoN, FOundErS oF SheRriTt gordoN MinES, LtD., now SheRritt InteRnaTIonaL COrPoratioN
 Snowflake, AriZoNa — Erastus SNoW anD WilliAM jordan FlAke, Mormon bishops
 StronghURst, IlliNoiS — WillIam B. strong and r. D. HUrst, prEsiDEnt and Vice prEsideNt, ResPECtiveLY, Of The saNta Fe RailrOAD
 VaLmeyeR, ILlinOis — "vallEy" and Meyer, local famILy nAme
 Veda Lake — laKe iN the oREgOn CAScADes, FiRSt sTOCked by Vern RogerS and Dave DoNaLDsOn, who the laKE waS nAmed aftEr
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 Noralee, Br itish Colu mbia— N ora  a nd L ee N ewgaard
 Nucra g , Id aho — rail siding andspuron theC am as Pr airie R a il r o ad,  n am edfo r  t wo ra ilworkers : Newton,a c on ductor, andC ra ig, an eng ine er
 Olaton,Ken tucky—Ola Wilso n a nd he r uncl e  JoelPayton, t he postma s ter
 Pa l c o,  Kan sas — Palmer andC ol e , railroad off icials 
P al m d ale , M innesota —  F rankP almquis t  a n d Ogd a  Emilia Elmda hl, husband and  wife P ara g ould,Arkan sa s  —J. W. Param oreand Jay G ould,r ailroad owners Raljo n,Mar ylan d  —  f orm er nam e  o f t o wnwhere Fe dE xF ieldis l o c a t ed,for  Ral ph an d John, sonsofform e r W ashin gtonReds ki ns ow ner Ja ck Ke nt  Cooke
 Raymore , Mi ssouri —Geo rg e R ae  andH . C. M oor e,town fo undersRay wi c k ,  K entucky — Ray andWi c k li ffe, pio neer f a mi ly names
 R os egl en,N o rth D akot a  —  "rose"and Gl e nn on , first  s ettler s Ro sel awn,I ndia na (or iginally  Rose Lon) — Orlando Rose and LonC ra i g ,e arly  me rchants
 Ro sicl a re,Illi n oi s — Roseand C la r e, daughters of an ear ly  settl er wh o were drowne d in a boa t i n g accide nt
R us h  Hill, Missour i — t own founde r s: Reusc h and  Hill
 R uthilda,S a skatchew an— R uth  an d Hi lda, daughter s of e ar ly sett ler  H. Ale x G ood win 
 S ai dora, Ill inois —Sa di ean d D ora,p ioneer w om en S aro na, W i sconsi n — c ombi na ti o n o f Sauer (e a r ly s et tl er)plu sSharo n pl a inin Isra el
 Scotf ord ,  Alb er ta  — Thom as Walter Sco tt , first pr em ier  of Sa s k atchewan , and Alexander Cameron Rutherf ord , fir st p remier of  Al berta Sh a wswick  Towns hip,La wre n c e Cou n t y,  In di ana — Will i a m S haw,wa r he ro, and  Judge William W.W ick , eminent jur ist 
 Sh e r ri don ,  M a nit ob a  —C a rl Sherritt and  J. PeterGo r do n, founder s  of  S herritt  Gordon  Mine s , Ltd.,  now Sher ritt Inte rn atio n a l C orporation 
 Snowfl ake, Ariz o na —E ra stusSno w andWi lli am Jo rdan F l ake , Mor mon bi sh ops
 S trong hu rst, Ill inois — William B. Stro ng and  R. D . H urst, pre sid e ntand vicepres ident, res pec tiv ely,oft he Sa ntaF eRai l road Val m eyer, Ill i no is— "v alley" andM e y er,  loca l f a mily n ame Veda Lake — lake in the OregonCasc a d es,  fi r st s to cked by Vern R oge rs a nd DaveDo naldson, wh o the la ke was n amed a fter
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 and_Oklahoma
 Noralee,_British Columbia — Nora_and Lee_Newgaard
_Nucrag, Idaho_—_rail siding and_spur on the_Camas Prairie Railroad, named_for two rail_workers:_Newton, a conductor, and Craig, an engineer
 Olaton, Kentucky — Ola Wilson and her_uncle_Joel Payton,_the_postmaster
_Palco, Kansas — Palmer and_Cole, railroad officials
 Palmdale, Minnesota_— Frank_Palmquist and Ogda Emilia Elmdahl, husband and wife
_Paragould,_Arkansas — J._W. Paramore and Jay Gould, railroad owners
 Raljon, Maryland_— former name of town where_FedExField is located,_for_Ralph_and John, sons of_former Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent_Cooke
 Raymore, Missouri — George Rae_and H. C. Moore, town founders
 Raywick,_Kentucky — Ray and Wickliffe, pioneer_family names
 Roseglen, North Dakota_— "rose"_and Glennon, first settlers
 Roselawn,_Indiana (originally Rose_Lon) —_Orlando Rose and_Lon Craig, early merchants
 Rosiclare, Illinois_— Rose and_Clare, daughters of an early settler_who_were drowned in_a_boating_accident
 Rush_Hill, Missouri —_town_founders: Reusch_and_Hill
 Ruthilda, Saskatchewan — Ruth and_Hilda,_daughters of early settler H. Alex Goodwin
_Saidora, Illinois — Sadie_and_Dora, pioneer women
 Sarona,_Wisconsin — combination of Sauer_(early settler) plus Sharon plain in_Israel
 Scotford,_Alberta —_Thomas Walter Scott, first premier of Saskatchewan, and Alexander Cameron Rutherford,_first premier of Alberta
 Shawswick Township,_Lawrence County, Indiana —_William Shaw,_war_hero, and Judge_William_W. Wick,_eminent jurist
 Sherridon, Manitoba — Carl Sherritt_and J._Peter Gordon, founders of Sherritt Gordon_Mines, Ltd., now Sherritt_International_Corporation
 Snowflake, Arizona — Erastus Snow_and William Jordan Flake, Mormon bishops
_Stronghurst, Illinois — William B._Strong_and_R. D. Hurst, president and_vice president, respectively, of the Santa_Fe Railroad
 Valmeyer,_Illinois — "valley" and Meyer, local family_name
_Veda Lake — lake in the_Oregon_Cascades, first stocked by Vern Rogers_and_Dave_Donaldson, who the lake was_named after
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