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El Coke

February 28, 2003 07:51AM

Yeah ,it was the freight train , Mike .The oders were assembled by somebody in Alamosa,probablt a warehouse jobber. A jobber in Durango took some of the orders for itself . Apparently the reefers would have a several batches of LCL orders for different stores .The front-end brakeman was supposed to help the store owner with unloading . Thge conductor gave him the invoice .

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Reefers and LTL Service	Mike Trent	February 26, 2003 11:59AM
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Re: What Punk the conductor told me	Mike Trent	February 27, 2003 07:38PM
Re: What Punk the conductor told me	El Coke	February 28, 2003 07:51AM
Re: What Punk the conductor told me	Mike Trent	February 28, 2003 08:22AM
Where was Punk "working"?	El Coke	February 28, 2003 06:44PM
LCL handled by Passenger till Late 30's...	Mike Trent	February 28, 2003 07:22PM
Re: Reefers & LCL loads	Dave S.	February 28, 2003 07:14AM
Re: Reefers & LCL loads	RBrinton	February 28, 2003 08:44AM

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