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Hi, does anyone know where the SP baggage car went, that was at the moving and storage co. at the intersection of 59 and Kerby? Thanks, Roy ...
ROY EKSTRUM
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Jan 2, 2004
6:12 pm
1512
... - About a month & a half ago, I witnessed it on a Cherry Bros house moving trailer & posted a note to the Railspot list inquiring if anyone knew where it...
Howard Bingham
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Jan 2, 2004
10:32 pm
1513
FYI: (Mention of T&NO and SP included in text) Howard Bingham ... --...
Howard Bingham
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Jan 12, 2004
10:34 pm
1514
From the Espee group... ... From: "Ed Ernewein" <tno745@...> To: <Espee@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 5:28 PM Subject: [Espee] SP /...
Carl R. Codney
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Jan 15, 2004
3:06 am
1515
The "ore" is liquid sulphur and is produced at a plant in Eustace. That remant of SP line that Eustace is on ran from Athens to Dallas and was part of the...
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Jan 17, 2004
4:37 pm
1516
Greetings! I just picked up a copy of a T&NO 1924 timetable. A train order office is shown to be in daily operation at Thomaston (ex-GWT&P between Victoria...
Mike Kohutek
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Jan 19, 2004
2:26 pm
1517
My 1926 T&NO Side Track record book for the Victoria Division does not show a depot at Thomaston. It does show that the siding is 2287 feet long and on the...
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Jan 19, 2004
3:07 pm
1518
I have 3 lists of Brass HO models..(TNO E-23 + Sunbeam 6 car set & 11 car set of the Sunset Limited)..Also 2 lists for Kato & LL locomotives + a small book...
Tom Peterson
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Jan 23, 2004
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1519
The Yoakum historical museum has a desk that has several (telephone?) jacks marked as follows: 8 - HO. 104 9 - Val. 9 - SA. 1 - C.C. 8 - Pt.LV. 407 - YK.SX. I...
Carl R. Codney
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Jan 25, 2004
5:20 am
1520
When SP786 here in Austin was running, we used filtered/re-refined motor oil. As I understand it, filter/re-refined motor was filter oil to get all of the ...
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Jan 26, 2004
12:16 am
1521
In a message dated 1/25/2004 6:16:24 PM Central Standard Time, sptno@... ... Wasn't the major source of this oil from Austin's city busses? I thought I ...
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Jan 26, 2004
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1522
These were probably telegraph circuits (or "wires" as they as the were usually refered to). Western Union maintained all of the railroad's telegraph wires....
jbcharles2000
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Jan 26, 2004
2:10 am
1523
Thanks for the info John! When did telegraphy end on the T&NO (or SP in Texas)? The Skidmore Historical Museum has what they say is the teletype machine from...
Carl R. Codney
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Jan 26, 2004
3:25 am
1524
Teletypewriters came into general commercial use around 1923 and with technological improvement and dedicated communication lines, their use spread to many...
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Jan 26, 2004
4:06 am
1525
Thanks Bill. Great information! Carl ... From: <wjneill@...> To: <dalsa@...>; <tno@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2004 10:06 PM ...
Carl R. Codney
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Jan 26, 2004
12:48 pm
1526
... Actually, Teletype is a registered trade mark, not the same as a copyright. Western Electric, of course, is now Lucent Technologies, or at least the part...
Wes Leatherock
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Jan 26, 2004
2:43 pm
1527
It also might be noted that the first input and output devices for computers were Teletypes--as recognized in the MS-DOS command CTTY (change Teletype). ===== ...
Wes Leatherock
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Jan 26, 2004
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1528
RJ, I never heard that. All that I heard was that it was used motor oil that had filtered. I work for a large state agency and was trying to find a home for ...
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Jan 27, 2004
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1529
Remember, most, if not all railroads used the American version of Morse, not the International (used by hams). Dominic Mazoch ...
Dominic Mazoch
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Jan 27, 2004
4:26 am
1530
I under stand there is a reason for that. International morse can not be done on the US of A telegraph. The international is by sound and the length of the...
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Jan 27, 2004
9:19 am
1531
Purely as a matter of comment, learning to telegraph for the railroad was a matter of accepting certain sounds (the clacking of the metal bar on the sounder)...
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Jan 27, 2004
3:58 pm
1532
I can't say for sure when telegraphy ended on the SP in Texas, but I would think Bill Neill's estimate of mid to late 1960s is about right. I started with the...
jbcharles2000
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Jan 28, 2004
1:04 am
1533
In looking over my previous post I see that I misspelled Morse about half the time, turning it into Mores. That is just a result of my poor typing. It should...
jbcharles2000
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Jan 28, 2004
2:43 am
1534
In early 1976 took a trip from on the head-end of Number 4 from Albuquerque to Raton (destination York Canyon) with Jim Pinson (an ATSF ex-dispatcher). He ...
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Jan 28, 2004
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1535
Other than some trivial misspelling of Morse, I think this is pretty damn interesting and, more importantly, very well written with a scholarly choice of words...
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Jan 28, 2004
6:52 am
1536
Hello Everyone, I have three questions: 1. Was TNO or SP the first railroad to service the Flax Plant in Kenedy, and how many cars did that siding hold? 2....
Lloyd A. Butler
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Jan 29, 2004
4:18 am
1537
... I believe that I have seen pictures at the Ken Kreme and drawings in Sanbourn maps date the Flax plant back to SA&AP days. The concrete structure is...
Vincent Smith
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Jan 29, 2004
12:01 pm
1538
Here's a little information on the flax plant. Today I met with a former engineer for the guar plant in Kenedy. He told me that the flax plant was probably...
Carl R. Codney
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Jan 30, 2004
4:29 am
1539
... The grain elevator is the shorter buildings at the right end of the picture on the flax plant. When I was teaching in Karnes City, a fellow teacher's...
Vincent Smith
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Jan 30, 2004
12:06 pm
1540
Vince Do you know anything about the "roundhouse" at Kenedy? I think it was really a square engine house inside the wye. Someone told me that it was around...
Carl R. Codney
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