Union Pacific Great Iron Trail Across Vast Western Empire
The Union Pacific rail system is described as a cornerstone of western development linking east and west since the 1869 completion at Promontory Point. It highlights plans for more double tracking, safety systems, and continuous expansion from Emery to Wasatch, plus wartime and economic roles as a national artery of trade and defense.
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Union Pacific
Western Empire
Mississippi River
Central Pacific
Union Parific
United States
Upton Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Emery
Wasatch
Wasatch Range
Great Salt Lake
Panama Canal
FLWM
Harriman
Tucincutolf
Wasateh
Union, Pacific
Fast Orden
Weber Canyon
National Ife
Union Pacific Yma
Union Pacific Pystem
Oregon Short Line
Oregon, Washington, Mallway & Navigation Company
Ivisioo
Union Pacifics
New West Magazine
E. B. Shively
Lincoln
Grant
Bia
Pacific Coast
Stratt
Union Pacific Railroad Bee
Union Pacific Railroad
Saltair Thrives With Weekday Bathers and New Attractions
Saltair reports record daily crowds with trains from Salt Lake City every 45 minutes. The season brings expanded bathing facilities, new outfits, flower beds, a roller palace skating rink, a grand organ, and an active dance pavilion. Dining and boating add to the resort’s growing popular appeal.
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Saltair
Galt Jake
Utah
Sallark
Ballatr
Saltatr
Sallatr
Balt Lake
Galtalr
Battair
Saltahr
Saltali Ja
Dandak
Alammy
Margaret
Saltah Restaurant
Noating Rarly
Baltair
Lo Fecogs Resort
America's Place in the Pacific in 1916
Excerpt from The Progress of the World in the American Review of Reviews June 1916 argues the United States must maintain its Pacific and Philippine interests to protect Alaska and West Coast coasts. It notes China’s promise, American philanthropy in China, and ongoing fortifications in Hawaii and the Panama Canal.
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Th Orient
Josn
Resaon
Washington
United States
China
Pacific
Atlante Seaboard
Congress
Alaskay
Senate
Nicaragus
Hawaii
Panama Canal
Philippines
Alaska
Oregon
California
American Review of Reviews
Jone
New Adjustable Racket Draws Lawn Tennis Fans
A newly patented tennis racket by D H Coddington of New York features a metal frame with a petal rim and hollow throat and handle. The frame holds removable weights allowing players to tailor balance and feel to their preference.
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D. H. Coddington
New York
Maxwell motor car feature summary
A historical note describes a Maxwell built four cylinder motor with fuel economy around 35 miles per gallon. It highlights a front and center rotating wear resistant alloy, a gasoline tank, accessible carburetor, streamlined body, deep upholstery, non skid rear, price range from $000 to $10,000 miles, demountable rims, rear carrier, crowned fenders, electric starter lights and horn, and a wish tension magnet independent source.
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Maxwella
Ienk
Ogden Real Estate Boom and City Prospects
Ogden real estate values rise as optimism grows about long term development. The article cites an expected 1919 international exposition, westward migration of home builders, and thriving industry as drivers. It highlights job availability, bank stability, and superior city attributes attracting investment, urging consulting local realty firms for bargains.
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Ogden
Intermountain
Homereekers
Junction
United States
Chohe
Utr
Ventura
Bargaria
J. 3. Brummit
Willard Kay
A. Kennedy
Skeen Realty Company
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America's
F. O. B.ogden
Maxwell
American Automobile Association
Sears
Bert
Maxwellmade
Garmin
Utah-Idaho Motor CO
Hudson Ave
GDEN
Ando
Dow
Admiral Schools
Jamen
Hfe
America
Mirat
City
Ife
Carl Holliday
Thomas Kane
Chicago
F. E. Higginbotham
Met
C. E. Buchmann
Royal Ave
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