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Fort Worth life as reported by the Daily Fort Worth Standard

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Posted on April 27, 2022 by hometown

During the second half of the nineteenth century railroads built towns just as surely as did masons and carpenters. Railroads provided a town with jobs, provided it with immigrants, and provided it with a means to ship and receive goods, … Continue reading →

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