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Express Messenger, American Railway Express Magazine, 1928Entry/Object ID
AM1972.14.4Scope and Content
Express Messenger, The, a magazine published by the American Railway Express Company-New York. It was published monthly. Contains articles on Pony Express. This was the 1928 June edition. On page 2 there is a picture of St. Joseph's Monument to the Pony Express, which started westward from this Missouri city--Charles Cliff and William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill), both former Pony Express riders and now deceased, as they appeared at the dedication
Articles on railway express service, Clean up week, how to use station directories, wire shipments, helping the home builder, aboard the Poultry Special, right weight conserves revenue, Mobile Bay, Started in Oklahoma City, Canine and Feline Friends.Lexicon
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Pony express, Transportation, RailroadsSearch Terms
Pony Express Monuments, American Railway Express Company, Pony Express History, Pony Express Riders living in 1928, Buffalo Bill, Wild Bill Cody, Pony Express Riders, Pony Expess Monument Dedication in St.Joseph 1928Relationships
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Charles CliffPerson or Organization
Cody, William F.
