Freight Outgo in Hamilton Shows Growth and Impact
The article discusses Hamilton freight growth over 25 years, noting carloads rising from 12 to 78 workers in freight houses, and average monthly car handling from 80 to 400. It highlights rail improvements, new bridges, and the shift to faster, regular service boosting shipping, retail, and business.
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Hamilton
Wil Oat
New Year Central
Hudson River
New York
Spasrondig
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Consignee
Consignor
Ue Railroad
Thuniston
Ohio
Freight trace burdens railways and frustrates consignors
A writer criticizes excessive freight tracing requests to railroads. He argues consignors waste time and money by repeatedly asking for shipment trace, noting delays, miscommunications, and the cost borne by transportation lines. He urges tracing only after ample time or when shortages exist at destination.
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Coas Sheir
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Tar Trace & Shipment
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