Railroad Battle Over Reduced Solomon Branch Service
Opposition grows in Rooks and surrounding counties as Missouri Pacific schedules a tri weekly train over the Central and Solomon river branches from Downs to Lenora and Spockton. Locals plan to seek railroad commission aid to restore daily service, arguing the cut harms shippers and farmers.
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Central Branch
Missouri Pacific
North Solomon
South Solomon
Rooks County
Board of Railwag Commissioners
Tio Traina
Beldom
South Fork
Solomon
Downs
Spockton
Lenora
Plin
J Engineer
Wm. Smith
Aremai
Charley Veale
Grand Canyon traffic rises with Santa Fe line to rim
Arizona Republic reports Santa Fe branch from Williams to the canyon rim boosts passenger travel and tourer interest. October weather prompts heightened tourist flow to the Grand Canyon with canyon railroad and hotel management optimistic. Potential further upgrades to reduce dust and cinders are discussed for the transcontinental route.
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Santa Fe
Colorado
Arizona Republcan
Phoenix
Ariz
Wiliams
Canyons Rim
Canyon
Presyett Wit Serum
Arizona
Iim
San Jonaui
California
Santa Fe route plans denied by Ripley and Mudge
Articles confirm H A Mudge denial of Santa Fe rumor to reroute main line. Glorieta mountain route to be kept and improved with lower grades. Major Amade Chaves says no change to Las Vegas to Albuquerque main line. Santa Fe grant rights and terminal facilities disputed. rejection after careful review.
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H. A. Mudge
Santa Fe
Ion
Idem Ripley
State Journal
Some Diys Ake Aiagn
Madge
Muvice
Sayiing
Glorieta Mountain
Itelf
Amide Chaves
Ripter
Santa Fe Sytem
Las Verne
Albuquerque
Panta Vew
Apache Canyon
Glorietta Hill
Ripley
Transcontinental Passenger Association adopts amendment of notice section 1
Chairan Chariton reports the Transcon tinental Passenger Association adopts the proposed amendment to notice section 1 establishing Chicago as headquarters over Denver. A committee will be formed by Mesart Kutskern, Fountry, Nicholton and Sebastian to select offers inventory. Controversy arose over location with St Louis suggested. no negative votes recorded.
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Chairan Chariton
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Ines
Chicago
Denver
Mesart Kutskern
Fountry
Nicholton and
Sebastian
Ho St Laws
St Louis
Beth Freight
Sutter
Navajo workers on railway face poor results says report
A dated account notes that Navajo laborers on the Santa Fe and Pacific railroad in one section are not proving successful. It claims white workers and Japanese are favored in many places, and that Navajo laborers lack steadiness, requesting many holidays and vacations, undermining productivity.
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Banta Fe & PaetSe
Santa Fe Connection Incorporation Filed for Rail Line
The Cimarron river and Taos Valley Harbor company filed incorporation papers in Santa Fe New Mexico on October 28. The share capital is 1,000,000 with headquarters in Clevesland Ohio. Principal stockholder is Samuel A. Williams of Cleveland. The railway will start from Maxwellity on the Santa Fe system and run to Elizabeth Town, servingBilzabethtown and Red River City camps.
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Santa Fe N. M
Cimarron River
Taos Valley
Harbouy Company
Juapees
Territorial
J. Wallac Reynolds
Magital Toc
Clewelytd
Balmuel A.willhares
Clevelant
Maxwellity
Santa Pe
Bilzabethtown
Fe Od Auiler Ronge
Fathols Ld
Bed Hiver City
Rock Island Shows Strong El Paso Freight Run
The Rock Island reports fast freight runs from Dalhart to Kansas City covering 211 miles on newly laid steel at an average speed around 36 miles per hour. Officials tout the achievement as a sign of improved service on the line linking El Paso and Kansas City.
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Rock Island Railway
New el Paso
Daler
New Road
Kansas City
Idbernl
Dalhart
Chicago
Transcontinental rail service to Kansas City and Dalhart
The new schedule links New York Central and Harriman Lines with Santa Fe routes, offering faster connections to Chicago and Denver. The expansion includes a Boston to Denver service, with two nights from New York and Boston to Denver and four nights to Salt Lake, plus segments to San Francisco and San Francisco–Los Angeles corridors. General Passenger Agent Lomax and President Burt were noted figures traveling with the rollout.
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New York Central
Harriman
Eral
Lake Ae Heestern
Oinaia
New York
Chi Abe
Boron
San Francisco
Union
Southern
Pxeifes
Bowton
Denver
Bts
Salt Lake
Saat Re Place
Passonte
Ripley Leads Grand Canyon Hotel Plan Drive
President E P Ripley of the Santa Fe Railway directs efforts to solicit complete plans for a novel Grand Canyon hotel. The proposed structure will be unlike any current building and embodies a major development for the Santa Fe.
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Ripley
Grand Canyon Hotel
Grand Canyon
The
Santa Fe
EP. Ripley
Lawrence Contractors Win Santa Fe Extension Contract
The W. R. Stable Contracting Company of Lawrence has secured the rock and earth work contract on the Santa Fe extension in Oklahoma. The project will require several hundred teams next summer and work will begin as soon as possible within the coming year.
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Santa Fe
W. R. Stable Contracting Company
Lawrence
Oklahoma
WINL
Corm
Santa Fe Stockholders Vote on Recent Purchases
Rickison railway stockholders receive a circular announcing the annual meeting on December 2 to ratify the purchase of capital stock and bonds of the Prout Valley and Northeastern Railway and the capital stock and second mortgage bonds of the Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix Railway company.
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Santa Fe
Rickison Railway
Prout Valley and
Northeasters Railway
Santa Fe, Prescott & Dphoenix Railway Company
Station for World's Fair Passengers in St Louis Levee
A new passenger station is planned at the Levee west end of the Ends bridge in St Louis to serve the World's Fair traffic. The building will extend north from the bridge to Old Christy Street and include an elevated system of elevators for surface, ridge, and cross-town rail connections. Also notes first week October road earnings at 8,451,343 dollars with many roads up and down. The Southern Pacific elects Texas officials and Santa Fe and Southern Pacific anticipate 2300 to 7000 carloads of oranges.
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St Louis
Heine
Julius So
Walsh
Annie
Balding
Wade
Thee
Southern Pacific
Texas
Heurum
Tex
Stockhollers
Garrion
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Southen Pacifics
Nimete Lows
F. H. Merriman
Woo
Aputischnitt
San Francisco
WG. Vanleck
Railroad Workers Report Ailing Staff and Postings
The diary of rail yard life notes Henry Ward ill at Ute storehouse and Oscar Meyer tied to water service. Wyatt John Therm, a tool maker, is listed as recovering for a Gay or Joe. Doyle of the Nackamith shop off sick. foreman Kalstine off work. General superintendent Reverue and 215 private car trip mention. Delegates trek to a convention. Tony Heyer out due to Hines Spore. The Dem Democratic ball gathering drew Morris and others. several workers laid off or absent for various shifts.
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Bincksenith
Edward Hiviaih
Srachinio
Henry
Ute
Oscar Meyer
Tie Water Service
Wyatt John Therm
Oscar Ro
Ay Trisendas
Ewart Doyle
Nackamith
Herman Chngon
Kalstine
Edwant Ste
Salisbury
Lord Vacatian
Morris
Binekamith
Thannger
Bersee Foun
Dramm Borwe
Jotin Butedeh
Blackeamal
Eec
Kaine Euler
Aise
Ieee
Purescott
Burghardt
Het Multen
Agen
Iy Thomber Xo Badis
I. Wateh
Bagmare
Sante Pa
H.C Phillips
Chicago Prevens
Port Madison
Sillwater
Kanang
Brent Catler
Pelteg
Cainae
Milton Holt
Beth
Mhicine
Reeve Walle
Tillotson
Jie
Ieprvine
Tie Nis
Osman Bates
Borhierine
Glenn
Heansaa City
Topeka
L. Muddrell
Alusia
Topalan
Maldrell
Pont
Wring
Ana
Swanson
Ihe
Lee
Atenady
Cicono
Jollet
Doje
Sordock
Chess
Cutty
Aid Nome
Emathine Expresa Care
Tate 1
Ianeas
Mitchell's
Wa Wiwais
Npg
Dick Ey Bet
Ponderoun
Pracudins Comte
Asm
Railroad Workshop Endures Turbulent Times and Repairs
Reading notes show a bustling railroad shop facing delays and equipment work. Details mention tank repairs, engine trials, second batch of equipment, and ongoing construction projects. Workers report illness absences, weather impacts, and plans for depot additions as crews push toward summer milestones.
TABLE AND KITCHEN Breadmaking Guide from Chicago
The article presents practical home baking guidance by Liza Ames Willis with recipes for French rolls cream rolls and dinner rolls. It covers yeast use for breakfast breads hot bread versus cold bread safety tips kneading times and methods to produce light digestible breads and outlines multiple roll recipes and a winter breakfast dough from grandmother’s time.
Mexican Red Pepper Sauce and Dessert Baking Inquiries
A reader shares a description of Mexican red pepper sauce made from minced pods bottled with vinegar, noting it can be bought or made at home as a condiment for cold meats and oysters. Another reader asks for a good white cookies recipe and a molasses cookie method with detailed ingredient steps and oven instructions.
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Hom
Mias H. H. G
Charleston
Atchison Merchants Defrauded by Young Man
In Atchison on October 23 Frank Tollman of the Cummings area disappeared after passing several worthless checks. A local man known to merchants, Tollman had held a Nortonville bank account until recently and used checks to pay for clothing and small purchases, including a forty dollar check at Morris Betts and two five dollar notes at Bryan Smith, with a failed attempt at Turk Burk.
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Atchison
Frank K. Tollman
Cummings
Tollman Ia
Bank of
Nortonville
Tollmatehicon
Morris Betta
Bryan Smith
Turk Burk’s
Man Crushed On Moving Train Dies After Amputation
C. Miller of Pawnee Nebraska was injured Tuesday at Horton while at work. He fell from a moving train and was caught under the wheels. He underwent an emergency amputation and died last night from blood loss at Sere hos pital.
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C. Miller
Horton
Sere
Miller
Pawnee
Neb
Pretty Wedding at Logan
A wedding in Doane brought together a house full of relatives to witness the union of a daughter of W. A. McOr. General merchandise was mentioned in passing as part of the day’s events. P. Menninger, M.D. listed contact details and office hours.
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Logan
W. A. McOr
Penny’s First Lecture Marks Music and Viticulture Course
More than a hundred members and friends joined a ten lecture series on music and culture. Preliminary instruction covered pinta and vine production for the opening session.
Midnight in Chinatown at Crawford Tonight
Clyde Fitch drama staged at Crawford on Eavers Lane promises dramatic events as WA presents the production. Tita is noted in the program with a tee as part of the evening's cast and proceedings.
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Chinatown
Eavers’ Lane
Clyde Fitch
Tita
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