First Regular Passe Shaped Kansas City’s Rise to Boom Town
Colorful look at how the December 19 1864 start of regular passenger service from Kansas City to Lawrence triggered a westward railroad boom. It traces Lawrence and Denver milestones, frontier towns like Ellsworth and Hays City, Buffalo Bill era lawlessness, and Kansas City’s rapid growth to become Missouri’s second city by 1870.
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Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Oregon Bond
Buffalo Bill
Wild Bill Hickok
Calamity Jane
Lewis and Clark
Lisa and
Ashley
John C. Fremont
Santa Fe
Calfornia
Thomas Hart Benton
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas Pacific
Denver
Denver Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Ocean
Antonio Miguel Otero
New Mexico
Ellsworth
Hays City
Wild Bil Hickok
Otero
Burlington
Missouri River
Letter to Poultry Raisers on Feeding for Profit
A letter from Frank Priebe urges poultry raisers to feed hens well year round to maintain flock condition. He argues that profits come from steady care rather than chasing high egg prices, noting some farmers earn while others struggle due to inconsistent feeding and timing as egg markets swing. Continuous feeding keeps hens productive and prepares for price upswings.
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Frank Priebe
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L. C. Tomlin Farm
Browning
Harness & Machinery
H. V. Campbell
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E. T. Tomlin
Tomlin & Maggart Owners
F. L. Maggart
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