Railroads Connect Nation in Fort Worth Labor Day Invite
The piece highlights railroads as essential to commerce and daily life with notes on speed, service, and equipment. It includes a Fort Worth Labor Day invitation seeking union members to a Lake Worth celebration with barbecue and ice water. It also lists various railroad workers and their activities in Amarillo and Chicago exposition plans.
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Amano News
Amarillo
Texas
Brother Moore
Fort Worth
Elks
James Robert
Louie Eugene Neece
Santa Fe
Chicago
F. E. Nolen
Arkansas
R. F E. Brown
Da Ain't No Darkness Across Jordan In Cotton Fete
James H Street recalls a Mississippi cotton camp meeting where elder Black Americans sing Hallelujah songs as rain falls on cabins. The piece portrays aging farmers, hardship, faith, and longing as they chant Swing Low and On Jordan's Stormy Banks amid murky bayous and rotting roofs.
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Jordan
Congo
Galilee
Jerusalem
Jericho
Robert FE. Lee
Canaan
Fair and Happy Land
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Aunt Dilly
R. R
Labor
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AP Nace
W. Rogers
Ritz Hotel
Port Worth
D. L. Thornberry
Philadelphia
Banta Fe
el Paso
Thornberry
Doug
The
D. L
C. 8
Cravens
Wellington
Kans
Slaton
Bessie Lee Gowdy
Denver
Miss Bessie Lee
W. R. Gowdy
Buchanan Street
J. R. Neece
J. R. Damron
Neece
Fred Harvey
Damron
Bill Smith
Clovis
B. L. Wilson
Fred Harvey Auditor
Wichita
Kan
John Morrison
Niagara Falls
Bob Johnson
San Antonio
Sam Huggins
John Hitchell
Hot Springs
N. M
N. B. Pruett
James H. Street
Picayune
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Ran
Law
Ward
Montgomery Ward
Golden Crest
Werd
Trea
Ward's
Oriental Rugs
Woeren
Axminster
America
Riverside
Bradford
Sanitary Enamelware Association
Malian
Lovell
Briggs & Stratton
Buddy Ward
SO Jis
Kheremy
Seardy Giem
Sted Tives
Meri
Ordimary
Pennsylvania Oil
Inly LA Gil