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Kansas City Public Ser...
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(18)
Streetcars
(18)
Transportation
(16)
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Kansas City Public Ser...
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John a Miller
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Ray, Mrs Sam (Mildred...
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Harold S Buttenheim
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Bertine E Weston
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D B Eyer
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The Don Bryans Studio
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Jason Rogers
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$3,335,000 Program for Kansas City
July//1938
Article about the introduction of "100 new street cars, 34 new motor buses and 106 new trolley buses at a total expense of $3,335,000."
2.
150 Facts About Kansas City
2000
List of 150 facts prepared for the sesquicentennial of Kansas City in 2000.
3.
8th Street and Delaware
circa 1948
A snowy, wintery street scene identified as 8th and Delaware. Weather has caused a traffic jam. An overhead transit bridge shows the Kansas City Public Service Company logo and slogan: "Safe Dependable...
4.
American Bank Building
Postcard of the American Bank Building at 8th and Delaware
5.
An Interview With Dolores Rodriguez
1978-08-18
Interviewer: Irene Ruiz. Interview recorded August 18, 1978. 1 sound cassette (ca. 90 minutes): analog, stereo.; 5 7/8 x 2 1/2 in., 1/8 in. tape; 1 sound disc; digital; 4 3/4 in. Includes typed list of...
6.
Broadway & 8th Street
Postcard view of Broadway & 8th Street
7.
Bus Jobs to 5 Negroes: New Policy at Public Service Company
April/9/1960
First black drivers to be hired by the Kansas City Public Service Company, starting operating buses yesterday.
8.
Citizens Historical Association: Biographical Data of Kansas Citians Index
1938
Biographical sketch of Joseph Harder, secretary and treasurer of the Kansas City Public Service Company at 728 Delaware Street, born in Indiana in 1855 and moving to Springfield, Missouri, as a railroad...
9.
City-Wide Library Week
March/1/1938
Illustration and article about the "city-wide 'Visit Your Library' Week" at the Kansas City Public Library, headed by "Miss Irene Gentry, acting librarian," and involving the following people and institutions...
10.
Donald B. Eyer
ca1960
Portrait of Donald B. Eyer, President of the Kansas City Public Service Company. He spoke at the March 8, 1960 noon luncheon. See Scrapbook #36, 1960, page 22.
11.
Double Wedding: 75th Anniversary Long after 'Stir'
June/30/1974
Biographical article about the 75th wedding anniversary of Charles Coombs, and his wife, Elsie Coombs, married in a secret wedding on July 4, 1899 before moving from Joplin, Missouri, to the Kansas City...
12.
Freight Operations Vehicle
1950
Kansas City Public Service Company freight operations vehicle near 75th and Wornall.
13.
Freight Operations Vehicle
1950
Kansas City Public Service Company freight operations vehicle near 75th and Wornall.
14.
Freight Operations Vehicle
1950
Kansas City Public Service Company freight operations vehicle at unidentified location.
15.
From "Hay-Burner" to Streamliner
1950
History with illustrations of the public transportation system, since 1869, from "horse car" lines to street cars and trolley buses to motor buses, located at 728 Delaware Street.
16.
Growing Pains and Zone Fares: Kansas City Tries "Dry Run" to Test Zone Fare System
August//1949
Article about the testing of a bus fare based on length of travel, rather than the usual "universal fare," due to rising operating costs, with photos.
17.
How Mass Transportation Is Conducted in Greater Kansas City: The "Heart of America"
November//1940
Extensive article about the corresponding growth of Kansas City and its public transportation system, starting in 1869 with mule-drawn cars up to the Kansas City Public Service Company's streetcars and...
18.
Jason Rogers Papers Finding Aid
1923-1929 (bulk 1925-1928)
Jason Rogers was born in New York City in 1868. He dropped out of grammar school and worked his way up in the journalism trade to become an expert in newspaper publishing and advertising. He was the author...
19.
Kansas City Builds for the Future: Twenty Years Experience Proves Desirability of Employe [sic] Representation Plan, Originated in Kansas City. ..
November//1938
Article about the refinancing of the Kansas City Public Service Company, making its transition from streetcars to "trackless trolleys," or buses, through public bonds. History of the public transportation...
20.
Kansas City Enlarges Its Bus System
March//1935
Article about the expansion of buses in the Kansas City Public Service Company's fleet to "present an effective means of building up patronage," with photos of the storage and repair garages for them.
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