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If you want the most for your money you want the Burlington Route
If you want the most for your money you want the Burlington Route, G.W. Bokkell; C.P. & T.A., Courier Pub. Co., 1889
Advertisement for the Burlington Route. Advertising clean, well ventilated cars, elegant dinners where you pay only for what you order, and "Attentive…
Tags: Newspapers, Pullman Porters, Railways
The Monitor, Editorial:: The Monitor
The Monitor 1927, Editorial:: The Monitor, J.A. Williams
Weekly newspaper devoted to the concerns of the African American community in Omaha, Ne. The editorial discusses the pay disparity of the Pullman…
Tags: Newspapers, Pullman Porters
G. W. Bonnell, C. P. & T. A., Through Tourist Sleepers to the Northwest
G. W. Bonnell, C. P. & T. A., Through Tourist Sleepers to the Northwest, Courier Pub. Co.
Newspaper column in the Courier (Lincoln, Ne) informing readers of the newly established Burlington Route, that ran twice a week from Kansas Cita…
Tags: Newspapers, Pullman Porters
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, The Way To Go To California
University of Nebraska-Lincoln 1900, The Way To Go To California, Courier Pub. Co.
Article in the LIncoln Courier. Describes the way to travel to California taking the Burlington Train Route. The train leaves Omaha and travels…
Tags: Newspapers, Pullman Porters
The Voice. (1946-19530 Lincoln, Nebraska.
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/2019270505/
1946-1953, The Voice. (1946-19530 Lincoln, Nebraska.
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/2019270505/, Shakespeare, Melvin L
This is the complete run of The Voice newspaper (Scanned PDF's of all pages in each issue. ). This was a weekly African American newspaper published…