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dan gavel

February 27, 2017 06:07PM

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in the early days yes,beet was important , but according to Rodgers book, the trade slackened with the introduction of cane sugar and by the 20s hardly anything was happening, whereas if you look at the wool stacks at the Utah end of the line , huge numbers of bags ..

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what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dan gavel	February 26, 2017 04:04PM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	RattlerJones	February 26, 2017 09:08PM
EBT - Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dougvv	February 26, 2017 10:05PM
Re: EBT - Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	philip.marshall	February 26, 2017 11:10PM
Re: EBT - Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dougvv	February 26, 2017 11:40PM
Re: EBT - Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	bcp	February 27, 2017 12:19AM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	bcp	February 27, 2017 12:59AM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dan gavel	February 27, 2017 03:04AM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	bcp	February 27, 2017 06:32PM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dan gavel	February 27, 2017 02:53AM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	Chris Walker	February 27, 2017 02:56AM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dan gavel	February 27, 2017 03:07AM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	Chris Walker	February 27, 2017 03:26AM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dan gavel	February 27, 2017 05:01AM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	rehunn	February 27, 2017 05:23PM
Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dan gavel	February 27, 2017 06:07PM
Tangent - Re: what gauge were Uintah mine trams ?	dougvv	February 27, 2017 06:33PM
Re: Tangent - sugar and beets	dan gavel	February 28, 2017 02:45AM

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