Jefferson Barracks Citizens Military Camps - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Lemay, MO)

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VI D4 r N A --' B 'N Q BL? l MEX f S X-cf l Burlmgtnn TEX S H T UUE The Land of Milk and Honey and its particular railroad Built to fulfill a vision of economic development, the Burlington always has been a dominant factor in the ad- vancement of the great territory which it is privileged to serve-11 great states comprising BOW of the area and 22721 of the population of the 48 United States. These 11 states produce about S079 of the wheat, 5292 of the corn, 6077 of the oats, 4679 of the hay, 5096 of the alfalfa and 4263? of the sugar beets, and contain about 4270 of the cattle, 447 of the hogs and 3002 of the sheep in the nation. This Land of Cpportunity Unlimited enjoys Burlington- to-Market service. When you travel or ship to and from the Land of Milk and Honey, say Burlington,' to your ticket agent. P. S. EUSTIS, Passenger Traffic Manager H. H. HOLCOMB, Freight Traffic Manager Burlington Building, Chicago K