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Title: Summer tours : season 1924
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Union Pacific Railroad Company Chicago and North Western Railway Company
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Publisher: Chicago : Dept. of Tours, Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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ectric lights and electricfans. A ventilating device in the kitchen removes all odors of cooking. MAIL AND TELEGRAMS Mail and telegrams addressed to members of the Tours Y-1 to Y-31 inclusive,should be forwarded as shown below, being particular to specify Member of North Western-Union Pacific Tour No. Y . West Yellowstone, Mont., care Ticket Agent, Union Pacific System. Salt Lake City, Utah, care Hotel Utah. Denver, Colo., care Albany Hotel. WEARING APPAREL Because of the altitudes in the National Parks, cool weather is experienced, especiallyafter sundown. You should take along fall weight clothing and a medium weight overcoator sweater. A linen duster and a pair of colored glasses will prove invaluable while motor-ing; heavy, thick soled shoes are a convenience. NOTE Rates and train schedules quoted herein are subject to such change as tariff or operatingrequirements, which cannot be foreseen at time of issuance of this publication, may laterdemand. Eighteen xtensions nd Side T rips
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A section of Denvers business district—Rocky Mountain Range in distance EXTENSION TOURCOLORADO SPRINGS. MANITOU AND PIKES PEAK REGION For those desiring to include the Pikes Peak region in connection with the Yellowstone-Rocky Mountain National Park trip, we have arranged an extension tour from Denver.(For detailed itinerary and rate, see page 11.) Passengers may leave the regular tour at Denver, after visiting Rocky MountainNational Park, and take advantage of our all-expense escorted tour service to ColoradoSprings. This extension includes the principal attractions of the Pikes Peak region. We make our headquarters at the magnificent Antlers Hotel. The first days itineraryincludes a trip to Crystal Park, a beautiful mountain highway drive following the naturalcontours of the mountain sides to an altitude of 9,125 feet. From the summit you havespread before you an all-inclusive view of the Pikes Peak region. Return is made to theAntlers Hotel for luncheon. In the afternoon we will

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