Burlington Route Summer Tours to Michigan and Canada
Eastern resorts via Burlington Route offer low rate summer credit tours to Michigan Canada and the St Lawrence region. Fast trains to Chicago St Louis and the Far Northwest with parlor cars dining service and through equipment. Discounts include trips Kansas City to St Paul Minneapolis and Kansas City to St Joseph. Contact a ticket agent for publications and least cost options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Resorts
Burlington
Michigan
Canada
St. Lawrence Remon
Atlantic Coast
Chicago
Kanene City
St. Joseph
East
ST. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Burlington-Northers
Pacific Express
St Joseph
Northwest Territory
Northern Pacific Road
Denver
Northwest
Allance
Nebraska
Santa Fe plans Texas lines to meet rail rivals
Atchison system plans new lines in Texas from Stoneham toward Dallas and Houston, seeking direct Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe access. The route would cut north to Fort Worth and connect with existing lines, aiming to counter Rock Island and I G N competition and shorten Texas to Houston distances. The move involves Pecos Valley and Northeastern connections and overlaps with Pecos River Railroad operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Atchison System
Texas
Stonehall
Beaumont
Santa Fe
Houston
Atchison
Sailroad
Stoneham
Dallas
Gulf, Colorado and
Somervill
Fort , Worth
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas Patits
Galveston
Rock Island
el Paso
Pecos
Ures
Atnettoo
Amarillo
Southern Kansas Railway
Pecos Valley
Texline
New Mexico
State Line
Texas Pacific
Pecos River
Union Organized at Standard Oil and Santa Fe Shops
Point Richmond Calif July 2 Boilermakers at the Standard Oil works and Santa Fe machine shops formed a union with state organizer C D Rogers of Oakland assisting. Many attendees signed up as members and elected M Williber president and George F Cusack secretary. A further meeting will elect remaining officers and complete the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Richmond
Cal
Standard Oil Works
Santa Fe Machine Shops
C. D. Rogers
Oakland
M. Williber
George F. Cusack
Pintsch gas plant planned near Pullman yards
A survey party for Pintsch Gas company marks off the site east of the Pullman house yards for a new gas plant in Point Richmond California. Previously gas for lighting Pullman sleeping cars and Santa Fe day coaches was hauled from Oakland in large tanks, and the new plant aims to cut transportation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Richmond
Cal
Pintsch Gas Company
Pullman
Santa Fe
Oakland
Railroad workers and repairs in the era description
Local notes detail many railroad employees and shop actions including Conductor Foster, George Dei, Jacob Tamibrecht, Allen T. Lowe, Joseph Cowdrey, George Real, Arthur Hoberts, Engineer Harry Jones, Lanese Sants, George Whitney, Melvin Crumrine, J. J. Coleman, Charles Stauher, George Crawford, P. Morrison, John Stehl, Arthur Haters, and others. Updates cover sick leaves, transfers to roundhouse, layoffs, new assignments, and department movements in upholstery, boiler shop, and water service, with occasional health mentions like rheumatic fever. Mentions of factory and repair roles, including brakes, lathering, and scrap-iron work, reflect a busy railroad maintenance milieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
George Dei
Aha Oret
Balun
Jacob Tamibrecht
Allen T. Lowe
Joseph Cowdrey
George Real
Arthur Hoberts
Bollerem
Harry Jones
Lanese Sants
George Whitney
Melvin Crumrine
J. J. Coleman
Banta Be
Chicago
Charles Stuaher
George Crawford
Morrison
John Stehl
Artur
James Mont Pryets
Cw Ing
Weaninetouke al Company
St Louis
Shepa Uesuayrere
Morgat
Stee
Harey Dustin
Newton Habiermakers
Ea Dustin
Topeka
J. A. MacNeil
Denver
Wregin
Peter Mosman
Workmen Watch Summer Quiet at Santa Fe Shops
In Topeka a flood of routine rail labor shifts fills the Santa Fe shops as crews repair engines and prepare for summer vacation traffic. New workers arrive, veteran staff relocate, and officers report on gas and water service projects while managers travel for conferences.
Hampton missionary to speak at the couch shop event
Mr. Hampton, a missionary of the Quaker denomination, will address a gathering at the couch shop Thursday noon. He recently spoke at a scapes meeting, and the report notes his steady work and past positions, including service with the Atchison Co. & and a move from the south to northern pastors chiefly to South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hampton
Scapes
Dake
al- Eigueh
Bomente Seog
Tool Company of
Chicago
Reed
Fim
Lape
Wabesbh
Illinois
Lins
California
Sen Bernarding
Teeth and Health: The Role of Diet and Time Laws
An 19th century style essay argues teeth govern health through a linked organ system, praising the enamel’s durability and stressing that neglect of dental care causes digestive and systemic issues. It warns of criminal neglect harming children and links proper nourishment to long lasting teeth under natural laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ious
Teeth and diet universal in health and decay laws
The piece argues that wild animals wear teeth naturally without decay unless injured and that proper use and material foods govern digestion and overall health. It contrasts civilized and uncivilized diets, praising undisturbed natural teeth in various peoples and ends with dubious kitchen recipes.
Fenter with a sharp tent and crust sealing tips
Fragmentary cooking notes describe folding a crust edge to seal pastry and prevent leakage. Mentions timing and preparation steps with unclear terms and ingredients such as cream and butter, leaving several phrases unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenter
Nike
Berry Catsup and Spiced Sauce From Gooseberries
Old recipe fragment describes using nearly ripe gooseberries for a berry catsup. It instructs washing 12 pounds of berries, scalding in a kettle, pushing through a sieve, heating with cinnamon sticks and brown sugar, adding finely chopped nutmeg and pepper, then blending with salt and cayenne to yield a spiced berry catsup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayenne
Oatmeal, Diabetes Link Noted by Dr Payy England
Dr Payy of England shows diabetes results from imperfect digestion of starch and its absorption in blood. Stomach cannot digest cereals in forms where starch is less cooked. The statement appears in a general critique of diet and digestion with references to malt and other ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payy
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
Minnesota
New York
Iin
GEO. A. Cullen
Qen
Adams Street
Ship Lines
Ascanaba
Mick
Roterm
Wik
Barthe
Scodrich ' Eee Steamers
Muskegon
Grand Haven
Erste Dee
Lakes
Chicage
Davis
Foot Ot Michisan Avs
Missouri & Kansas Tele. Co
Phoon
Railroad News
FT. Worth-Houston
Hook Island
Pecos Valley Line
Trom
Wight
Clayton Dudding
William D White
George R. Henderson
Pote Haw
Kendrick Meredith Shocley
Comec
Fred Swanson
Needles
Louis Barnett
Mutlen
War View
Richardson
Emporia Roundhouse
Arthur Moore
Erle
Crozier
ASL
Fisher
Northwestern
C. c. Webb
Hia
To i
Olathe
A. L. Phillips
Phillips
Roy Dixon
J. K. Anderson
Roy Bartlett
Carbondale
Dixon
Fred Stikes
Wang
Pacific
Waa
Charles Wallace
Water Service
Garfield Par
Wallace
Tallinetaut
Jobn Parkinson
Joseph McMullen
Gottfried
Degant
Witus Wolf
Charles
J. Marple
Jacob Berherich
Owen Callahan
Pipe Fitters
Crane Street
William
Jerry Dustin
Ber Dustin
Age
Samoa Islands
Frank Benson
Tueada
Benson
Coffman-Megeath Company
Franklin
Sohn Player
Machhinery
Jean
Topeka Santa
McPherson
Kaw
Sherif Sole
Lida Ames
Wis
Mar Anette
Banning Co
THE
Real Food Co., Ltd
Rattle Creee, Mich
Zuzu
National Biscuit Company
Potanca
Seaton
Fes Ann
Shredde
NAP
Niaga
Dortell Restaura
Kansas Ave
P. O
Bewland
Eats
A. Shrets
Kansas Avene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!