Railroads Shape Growth as Lines Expand Across Regions
Railway development drives local prosperity with new tracks and bridges. Construction contracts total about 2000000 dollars for Fort Worth and Denver Northern and Rock Island lines, employing roughly 700 workers. Santa Fe connects Clayton to Mount Dora, while crews push Felt Colmar to Gladstone. executives, unions, and local agents attend weekly pension plan meetings in Amarillo as officials tour depots in New Mexico and Colorado.
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United States
Fort Worth
Denver
Childress-Pampa
Hamilton and Gleason
Roberts Brothers Construction Company
Chicago
Santa Fe
Colorado and Southern
Clayton
N. M
Mount Dora
Felt- Colmar
Gladstone
Colmar
Rock Island
Shamrock
Railroad Employee National Pension Plan Association
Amarillo
G. F. Majors
J. W. Finney
M. C. Montgomery
P. J. Camerell
Amarillo News Bits and Railway Moves
W W Kelly Santa Fe chief engineer visits California to accompany Mrs Kelly and children en route to Amarillo. Ector Reeves and family visiting Sayre relatives. Reeves keeps house and cooks but avoids clear Retiree timing. F L Myers Santa Fe AGM leaves for Slaton division. Harold Wright buys home at 4242 West Fifteenth Street. Rainy Day railroad sold to Baltimore and Ohio for 50000 dollars. Amarillo growth fuels new filling station corner. C H Enoch and C W Boyd noted on Santa Fe business and local Kodak venture.
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W. W. Kelly
Santa Fe
California
Mrs. Kelly
Amarillo
Ector Reeves
Rock Island
Sayre
Ector
Bell System advances ship to shore service with liners
A supply depot and news stand at 114 East Seventh Street invites friends to visit. Four transatlantic liners the Leviathan, Olympic and Homeric feature ship to shore telephone service, allowing passengers at sea to contact friends via Bell System phones. G. H. Harris, Santa Fe chief en-
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East Seventh Street
Olympic
High Seas
Engineer Flees Through Amarillo En Route to Carlsbad
A Chicago engineer traveling to Carlsbad New Mexico passed through Amarillo last Saturday.
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Gineer
Chicago
Amarillo
Carlsbad
N. M
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A. Petersen
C. A. LaRue
H. W. Clutter
American Legion
el Paso
Joe Story
Dalhart
Liberal
W. E. Goodloe
Santa Fe Division
Roswell
New Mexico
R. O. Latta
Colorado
Santa Fe General Office
E. H. Christian
J. H. Cooper
B. F
Kid) Moore
J. R. Hitchcock
John Copp
Mary
Pierce Street
Oregon
Washington
Long Beach
Mr. Copp
Walter Price
Ong Street
Cimarron Canyon
Mr. Price
George Melton
Arkansas
Melton
Furman Williams
Canadian
J. C. Vaughn Furniture Co
Taylor
Tolzien
Taylor St
Los Angeles
F. L. Myers
Slaton
Harold Wright
West Fifteenth Street
Wright
First National Bank
Rock Island Railway
New York State
Baltimore and Ohio
C. H. Enoch
C. W. Boyd
E. B. Meyer
Corner
Harrison
Penney
Penney’s
J.c.penney
POLK
Amarillo, Texas
Nunn
5Th and Polk
Traub
Renaud
International Silver Co
of Fine International Silver Co
Johnson Bros
Klea
Weice
Panhandle
Polk St
G. H. Harris
Capitol Hotel
CAFE
Yayar
Travelo and Appleton
Eagle and Ihe
Davies
En and Boys
Star Lumber Company
Fifth
Jackson Streets
Colorado Springs
Denver Cay
Rockies
Glacier Park
Santa
Denver’ Road
C. B
Farmer City Ticket Agent
Polk Street
Texas
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