Railroad News Sparks Through Train Changes to Wellington
The Santa Fe plans through service to Wellington as changes ripple across the Southern Kansas Division. Traveling men report extended wait times west of Alva, while General Manager Mudge defends the updated time card and routes. Officials say further adjustments are possible to extend runs to Woolward and beyond, with recommendations reviewed by Division Supt Barnes and General Supt Hes.
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Kana
Ee . Hewiegule
Manger E.W. Muidey
Alva
Mudge
Guiny
Studer
Gockal
AL Bruges
le Motlines
H. i Kelley
Thomann
Barnes
Rincover
Supt
Hessegue
Watlington
Pintech Gas to Build Pintsch Plant Near Yards
El Paso Teh Jan J S Dixon representing Pintech Gas left Jows after lining up plans to start construction of a Pintsch gas plant within weeks. The building site lies near the west edge of the quarantine stockyards on the Santa Fe reservation.
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el Paso
Tez
Jan
J. S. Dixon
Pintech Gas Company
Jows
Eadl
Sante Fe
Five Dollars a Box Patent Remedy Advertises Digestion Aid
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia tablets as a cure all for digestion and rheumatic pain. It features testimonials from readers like Barton of Toronto praising relief after three to four tablets and claims improved energy, digestion, and health. The piece markets Pere TPS and related products as valuable to the family and household.
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Theas
Elles
Dames Barton
Toronto
Canaria
Stuart
Andie
Maletn
Pecoren
Stuarte Dvepenaia Tabirex
Ney Sidenkon
Amendment approves Chicago Rock Island Texas line extension
The attorney general endorsed an amendment to the Chicago Rock Island Texas Railway charter authorizing a new branch from Jacksboro to extend toward Grayson and Young counties. The project covers about 28 miles, adding operations along the existing Bridgeport to Jacksboro line and toward the new branch.
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Austin
Tex
Jan. S
Chicago, Rock Island & Texas Railway Company
Jacksboro
Imei County
Bridgeport
Grchiur
Young County
Attractive department clerk matrimony buzz at transportation HQ
In Santa M offices clerks respond to Cupid’s campaign as three of Mr. Kouns’ young female clerks wed in recent months. The column notes fond hopes for securing positions in the transportation department and playful talk of matrimonial ventures filling the office mood.
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Susta Fs
Transportation Headquarters
Santa M
W. Kouns
Kuuns
Cupid
Kouns
Transportation Department
Golf in California book praised for illustrations and maps
A vintage notice lauds a publication titled Golf in California for its illustrations and maps of Pacific coast golf links. It notes minimal advertising inside, concentrates ads at the back, and highlights red and black printing with illuminated initials. The piece emphasizes the book’s aim to promote California golf.
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California
Pacific Coast
Kansas Inventor Promotes Lubricating Journal Device
A Kansas inventor, Rogers, promotes a lubricating journal device tested by Santa Fe on locomotives and buses. A Kansas company is formed with Kandubs Rogers as inventor and key officers. silent partners include George Bowers, H. Baker, and James A. Kennedy.
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Kansas
Santa Fe
Sai
Karsas Cis
Kandubs Rogers
Ks 17
Wierembiy Bs
George Bowers
H. Baker
James A. Kennedy
El Paso Line of Rock Island Delayed in Completion
The Rock Island route to Santa Rosa New Mexico and beyond is not to be finished for a month, delaying through service to El Paso. Trains between El Paso and the line will operate over alternate tracks or routes until construction completes in February.
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el Paso
Rock Island
Santa Rosa
N. M
Nuravien
Tucunceri
Santa Mose
Hosa
Paso
Rosda 1
Took Island
Chivuga
Took Tiana & Pacifle Hatchway Company
Rock Island Railway Plans New Lines Across Territories
fragments indicate Rock Island Railway contemplates new construction across Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas. Two miles of line reportedly pending with authorisation to extend the southern line of the Pond repos and other targets.
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Hock Island
Oklahoma
Tallian Territory
Texas
Pondrepos
Reno
Rock Island Lines and Stock Moves Reported
Rumors outline a new Ama to Port Smith line in Arkansas and a Fort Silkine to Fort Worth extension. Proposals to boost Rock Island capital to 120 million dollars and stock issues to 40 percent are noted. Office moves and promotions at Stockham, Rock Island station, and Oregon Short Line auditing roles are reported alongside tentative railway consolidations and property transfers.
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HA Paso
O&t Contentive
Railway official promoted to Northwest travel agent post
Tom FH, longtime city passenger agent for the Missouri Pacific in Kansas City, has been promoted to traveling passenger agent for the Missouri Pacific in the Northwest Territory with headquarters in Omaha Nebraska. The appointment takes effect January 1. New rails will be laid on the Hunnewell Branch soon, with an extensive crew ready to begin once arrangements are made by Mr Brad.
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Kansas City
Jun
Tom
Mi Pacific Railway
Missour Pacific
Northwest Territory
Ormada
Hunnewell
Meade
Santa Fe
Brad
Railroad Workers In Topeka Yard Busy With Repairs
A garbled Topeka rail yard item lists numerous railroad staff, including blacksmith Peter Oder, foremen, dispatchers, machinists, and a public notices of absences. Several named individuals such as Richard, Pring, Henry O’Brien, and Jessie Bellamy appear amid notes on engine and wheel work, repairs, and routine yard tasks.
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Areva
Peter Huck
Peter Oder
Smith
Storthills
Georgy Etael
Blackmithing Department
Placreen Osta
Richard and
Pring
Charles Blug
Doln Boxarth
Henry O'Brien
East
Clayton Great
Water Service
Zone Bory
Eine
Sant Fe
Jessie Bellamy
Mashallan
Willi Puett
Foamy
John Norton
James White
Ee Ae
Tela
Oeepee Eeerionarssonss Toot Mornerly
J. B. Frawley
Sainson Paci Wiles Head Sporters
Kankes City
Topeka
Oken
Chris Bohseffer
Ati
Eepore
George Speer
Evenina St. Jy
Jenks
Chatem
Serrata
Wiliam Butler
Chander Street
Omer
Jialigead Yma
Ufteers Wil
M.D
jeNering
Clarenor Reece
Charlie Shafer
William Boyte
Rachael Swarts
Majirire Miller
Ty Probahte
Fee
Otte Bey
Santa Fe workmen face injuries in boiler shop turmoil
The Santa Fe yard at San Bernardino is the scene of extended activity as repairs and construction proceed. John Schuler and other machinists are active in the shop while Dan Masterson, Branty, and others recover from injuries. The work includes engine repairs, reservoir erection, and new machinery tests, with educational lectures and a focus on safety.
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Stockham
Fourth Street
Santa Fe
Ollee
Bint Fe
Chicago
LS Moseengus
John Schuler
Toren
Isdward Dover
Boyer
Edward Fratenhagen
Mia Minto Society
Erirmum
Comely
Ulin
San Bernardiso
Cal Ewan
McDad
Gifort Baird
Ira Gerberich
Georgy Gerberick
Air Boaie Toces
Troy Ottawa
Fiis
Vincent Parkerson
Deepay
Bullroyd
M. C
J Ngpeen
Association Educational cc
Witton
Porsrthe
Joseph Euler
Jos
Wifton Gardner
St. Fan
Ieee
John McAndrews
Fous
Starrkeper
John Mottas
Ames Mullen
Amistant
Blnck
Eileau
Knights of Wythins
Paow Howe
Stark
Alexander McNutt
Sting
Branty
Mit
Wien
Cuba
Christ Hospital
John Mespert
Thas
George A. Hancock
Ure Banta Fe
Sears Steel
George R. Henderson
Ennery
Slepeetine
Thy
Sanutw F
Gelinwety
Rai Fort
Raisiie
Pooling scheme recalled by a weary observer
A fragmented reminiscence recalls the method of pooling division locomotives. It notes a recent reminder of an old system and a man named Kaiin who kept locomotives in best trim until the policy changed.
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Kain
Keepne
Nuts and their Dietetic Value in Food Use
Conducted by Lida Ames Willis in Chicago. article extols nuts as vital, nourishing foods rich in albumen, fats, and energy, arguing nuts suit most diets and can replace butter and meat in many respects. It discusses digestibility, cooking needs, and the benefits of combining nuts with fruits for a balanced diet.
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Egenutiatt
Peruna Praise From Women Across Cities And States
A long collection of testimonial letters extols Peruna as a cure for bronchial coughs colds and related illnesses. Mrs Eleanor Cohn of New York and Mrs W Washburn of New Orleans share dramatic recoveries after using Peruna noting relief within days and weeks. Mrs W M Hohnmann of Chicago describes years of coughing ending after starting the remedy.
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Eleanor Cohn
Sos
Sixth Avenue
New York
Peru
Perna
W. Washburn
Camip No. 2
Song and Daughters of America
Mls
Lady Standard “Siatual Benevolent Association
New Orleans
Villere Street
Plain Talk on Colds as First Stage of Many Illnesses
The piece argues that colds seed severe diseases from December to May, labeling colds as the starting point for consumption and other ailments. It promotes Peruna by Hartman Sanitarium as a universal remedy and includes a recipe section mixing oysters, vegetables, and a molasses based dish, with advice on cooking and serving.
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Perunas
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbum
Peruna Almanac
Horton Brown Weill
Fragmentary health note inarticulate entry
A damaged OCR fragment mentions bowel activity and stimulation prompts with unclear context. The passage includes stray words like bowel action and regularity but lacks coherent names, dates, or places for fuller reporting.
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Oregon Short Line
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Southern Pacificaystorm
San Francisco
Houston
Pennsylvania
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Pitsburg
Amasien Aerallroa
West Virginia
Kanene City
Max Theimlan
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Wisso
Frank Keleh
Lida Ames Willis
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Mr. W. M
M. FH
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Tevik
W. M. Hohnmann
Oma
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