Mr. O.K. Bushong, express agent8d23496v
Lititz, Pennsylvania. Mr. O.K. Bushong, express agent. Two trains a day pass through Lititz on the Lancaster-Reading Railroad. He says that passenger trade has increased 100 percent since war
- Date
- 1942-11
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- 966 × 1,024 pixels
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