Olympian all steel train links Seattle and St Paul
The Olympian, an all steel train on the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line, runs between Seattle and St Paul promising exceptional comfort. It offers afternoon tea in the observation car parlor, wireless phore connections, and daily press reports. The ad notes roomy banks and a warming oven on a 6 hole Range while promoting a Fairbanks special and Pioneer storage, with a reminder for the A. B. hop on Saturday the 24th.
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Seattle
St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound
Fairbanks
Pioneer Storage
Flat Creek Club Bids for Fourth of July Baseball Challenge
Flat creek club led by Dr. Carter challenges any baseball team to face them on the Fourth of July or another time. They are finishing ball grounds near Willow and Flat creek road. Joe McNamee trains a local squad as organizers plan a summer series alternating games between Flat city and this town. Visiting team expenses are paid under the Flat creek challenge.
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Flat Creek Club
Dr. Carter
Flat City
Bas
Flat Creek Road
Joe McNamee
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