Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society volume 12
Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society volume 12
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Cody and William Rose were partners in a general store at Rome, and were among its most ardent promoters.
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"In the summer of 1867 the Kansas Pacific reached Rome and passed on west. In June of that year a great freshet in Big creek drowned out old Fort Fletcher, fifteen miles below, and a new post called Fort Hays was established about a mile from Rome. Then came Phinney Moore and W. E. Webb and erected a tent on the plateau about one mile east of Rome, and s...aid they were starting a town called Hays City. At the same time the railroad raised its approaches to the Big creek bridge, cutting Rome off from the fort by a high embankment. Then the rival towns struggled for the ascendancy, and Hays City gradually forged ahead. There was n't much violence between the partisans, though at one time 'Jedge' M. E. Joyce. 'a famous border character, got a bullet through his shoulder in the course of an argument which he was making in behalf of Rome. In 1868 the cholera swooped down on Rome and gave her another impetus toward the goal of oblivion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cody and William Rose were partners in a general store at Rome, and were among its most ardent promoters.
440 Kansas State Historical Society.
"In the summer of 1867 the Kansas Pacific reached Rome and passed on west. In June of that year a great freshet in Big creek drowned out old Fort Fletcher, fifteen miles below, and a new post called Fort Hays was established about a mile from Rome. Then came Phinney Moore and W. E. Webb and erected a tent on the plateau about one mile east of Rome, and s...aid they were starting a town called Hays City. At the same time the railroad raised its approaches to the Big creek bridge, cutting Rome off from the fort by a high embankment. Then the rival towns struggled for the ascendancy, and Hays City gradually forged ahead. There was n't much violence between the partisans, though at one time 'Jedge' M. E. Joyce. 'a famous border character, got a bullet through his shoulder in the course of an argument which he was making in behalf of Rome. In 1868 the cholera swooped down on Rome and gave her another impetus toward the goal of oblivion.
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