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Title: Sunset
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Southern Pacific Company. Passenger Department
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Publisher: (San Francisco, Calif. : Passenger Dept., Southern Pacific Co.) Menlo Park, CA : Sunset Publishing Corporation
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lmira here and then north to thedam site and across the river to MasonCity. Then we came back down overthis road past Steamboat Rock to wherethere will probably be a retaining damsome day, and on to Dry Falls StatePark. This picture of Steamboat Rock(the one shown at top of page here)was taken on the way down the Coulee,several miles below the site of thedam. Its really fascinating country! L. R.: // we go Pacific Coasting upto Glacier this summer, we could easilytake the side trip over there, couldntwe? G. A. C: Of course. And I thinkthat somewhere in the magazine wcshould urge every SuNSET reader whois planning to vacation in Canada,Glacier National Park, or Yellowstone—or anywhere in the Northwest, forthat matter—to visit Grand Coulee.They can get all sorts of maps, inter-esting pamphlets and information aboutGrand Coulee and all of the InlandEmpire by writing to the SpokaneChamber of Commerce. (Both telephones ring. End of con-versation between G. A. C and L. R.) S II N s F, r
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