Santa Fe System Time Table No 23 to Denver and beyond
Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix railway advertises the Santa Fe System as the fastest route to Denver Kansas City St Louis Chicago and California. The August 12 1507 timetable highlights connections Jerome Junction and U S 4 for the Grand Canyon Petrified Forest and Los Angeles travel with fare notes and New Mexico routes.
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Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
California
Arizona
Anil Canyon
USA
Jerome
U. S
Tours
Arctyinge
Beate
Avia Ub
Zeal No 1 Connects With Southern Pacific Maricopa
Train listings show Zeal No 1 connecting at 10 08 am with Southern Pacific Maricopa service. It mentions Prescott and Congorcs Compede and a stop at Mesa for goaes sre with detailed notes on tickets and agents. Station details include directions to Vallar and Pu l i mars alice Car on trains Nos. Sirs 3d.
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Zeal No
Southern Pacific
Maricopa
Phecnlx
Prescott
Congrocs
Mesa
Goaes Sre
Wednewlaws
Peldase
Vioreure
Giobe
Pralue
J.B. Sieeoka
Gon's Freight & Paar
The Tribune Article From Frozenor and Anions
The Enquirer described as the great freesilver paper of the east appears in a column of the Tribune set amid regional notes. This snippet hints at party alignment and editorial zeal but offers limited concrete events or dates.
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the Tribune
Frozenor
Anions
the Enquirer
East
Kansas horse lore and a flying steed tale in satire
A Kansas horseman boasts of Kansas as a premier horse country while recalling Pegasus and a legendary steed captured by Tellerophiqn. The tale, shared with a professor from Poston, mixes mast horses in Sumner and Warper counties with wind, nerve, and Kanine-bred prowess amid scattered references to other figures and poems.
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Joe Know
Kansas
Pegasus
Tellerophiqn
Glaucus
Hethiret
Kavens
Goode
Suenner
Zeller Bellurophon
Texas
Royo
Sumner
Countrie
Denger
Alexander
Poston
Kansas City Journal
Most Precious of Stones and Value of Rubies
A gem dealer asserts rubies surpass diamonds in value, especially four to six carats, with five to ten times the price. He notes Burmah as the source of finest rubies, the king owning large stones, and legends of hidden riches after British incursions.
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East
Buemah
Burmah
Europe
Family Settlement Near Saw Mill Meets Four Generations
North Adams Transcript describes Stephen Montgomery, 72, his wife Ive, and extended family living within sight of the old saw mill. Their children and grandchildren, including Fancy and Herbert Rice, Edward, Albert, Hisle, Freeman, Eaneline Goodall, Mamie Lee, and H C Lee, form a sevenfold family cluster with eighteen people across nearby homes.
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Stephen Montgomery
Williamstown
Montgomery
Stephen
Fancie
Herbert Rice
Edward
Albert
Bia
Bia Sin Freeman
Eaneline
Ibn Goodall
Mamie
H. C. Lee
Snd
North Adams
Muia
Mormon Cotton Mill at Washington County Community
A 1861 established Mormon cotton and woolen mill near Washington County grows into a village hub. Manager Thomas Judd, a former English missionary and St George bishop, oversees barter with cash scarce, paying in merchandise credits via a store in Salt Lake. Workers and families depend on credit to meet groceries and housing needs, while the mill relies on wagons and water power for transport and processing. Local commerce blends church cooperative practice with frontier industry, sustaining a small industrial community amid limited cash flow.
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Washington County
Wosthis
East Lake City
Thoma Judd
England
St. George
Silver Reef
Rio Virgen
Washington
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Judd
Selt Lake
Tayday
Lobster Soup Recipe Cited From New York Ledger
A recipe instructs cutting a four pound lobster into small pieces, mixing with crackers butter salt and cayenne, heating milk and water, stirring briefly, then adding lobster to form a soup. The instruction is presented as a period piece from the New York Ledger.
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N.Y. Ledger
Gossip and gun talk from Detroit Free Press snippet
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press recounts chatter about a man named Bill who is thought to like someone, with others talking to him while he remains silent. A squatter mentions plans to visit that night and notes he loaded his gun with squirrel shot rather than buckshot.
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Bill
Detroit Fres Press
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