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Domestic News
January 28, 1919
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Tonopah, Nye County, Nevada
What is this article about?
Main Street sees increased traffic from freighting materials like building supplies, machinery, oil, and groceries to developing sites on the Divide and nearby camps, primarily via motor trucks, accelerated by recent open weather towards Belmont and Bellehelen.
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MAIN STREET HUMS
WITH NEW TRAFFIC
Main street is humming with traffic inbound or returning from the various locations on the Divide where there is a flow of all kinds of material in the shape of building stuff, machinery, drums of oil and gasoline, timbering and groceries.
While there are numerous animal teams the bulk of the traffic is carried on motor trucks which find all they can do in taking care of the big freighting movement resulting from the rapidly developing activity on the Divide and several contiguous camps. The open weather of the past two weeks has accelerated the freighting movement in the direction of Belmont and Bellehelen.
WITH NEW TRAFFIC
Main street is humming with traffic inbound or returning from the various locations on the Divide where there is a flow of all kinds of material in the shape of building stuff, machinery, drums of oil and gasoline, timbering and groceries.
While there are numerous animal teams the bulk of the traffic is carried on motor trucks which find all they can do in taking care of the big freighting movement resulting from the rapidly developing activity on the Divide and several contiguous camps. The open weather of the past two weeks has accelerated the freighting movement in the direction of Belmont and Bellehelen.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
Transportation
What keywords are associated?
Main Street Traffic
Freighting Movement
Divide Development
Motor Trucks
Building Materials
Where did it happen?
Main Street
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Main Street
Event Details
Main street experiences heavy traffic from inbound and returning freighting of building materials, machinery, oil, gasoline, timbering, and groceries to locations on the Divide and contiguous camps, mostly by motor trucks alongside animal teams, driven by rapid development and aided by open weather of the past two weeks towards Belmont and Bellehelen.