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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 1 - 1974

Number 1 January	Author	Page
The Missouri Pacific's Consolidation Locomotives	W M "Mike" Adams	1
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Number 2 February	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific's Consolidation Type Locomotives, part 2	W M "Mike" Adams	7
MoPac System Cabooses, 1/1/1970	-	10
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Number 3 March	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part I	Frank W Bryan	15
Locomotive Roster of the Missouri Pacific Railroad and Subsidiaries 1938	-	20
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Number 4 April	Author	Page
St. Louis to Ft. Worth: Passenger Service Again	Ronald C Merrick	21
Milepost 150,000, part II	Frank W Bryan	24
The MoPac and It's Mikes	W M "Mike" Adams	26
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Number 5 May	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000 part III	W M "Mike" Adams	33
St. Louis & Iron Mountain Roster to 1872	W. T. Church	35
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Number 6 June	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part IV	W M "Mike" Adams	41
The Mountain Type on the MoPac	W M "Mike" Adams	44
MoPac Handles Detoured Amtrak Trains	David R Busse	47
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Number 7 July	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part V	Frank W Bryan	51
Color Scheme for T&P Steam Locomotives	Charles M Mizell Jr	56
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Number 8 August	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part VI	Frank W Bryan	61
Amtrak Operations on MoPac	James Barrow	62
Railfan's Guide to MoPac Facilities	W M "Mike" Adams etal	63
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Number 9 September	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part VII	Frank W Bryan	71
MoPac, T&P, C&EI Merger	John English	72
Missouri Pacific Lines Passenger Car Paint Schemes	John Baskin Harper	74
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Number 10 October	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part VIII	Frank W Bryan	81
High Bridges and Hard Rock Tunnels	W M "Mike" Adams	82
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Number 11 November	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part IX	Frank W Bryan	91
Beginnings of the Missouri Pacific Railroad's Louisiana Division	John Baskin Harper	92
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Number 12 December	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part X	Frank W Bryan	108
Beginnings of the Missouri Pacific Railroad's Louisiana Division, part II	John Baskin Harper	109
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 2 - 1975

Number 1 January	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part XI	Frank W Bryan	1
The First Pacific	W M "Mike" Adams	2
Modeling the MoPac	Ron Merrick	6
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Number 2 February	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part XII	Frank W Bryan	1
Foreign Car Operations on the Missouri Pacific	Stephen J Hoyle	3
Greetings	W M "Mike" Adams	8
System Renumbering	-	9
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Number 3 March	Author	Page
Milepost 150,000, part XIII	Frank W Bryan	3
MoPac's Buzz Saw	-	4
Further Exploration of the Missouri Pacific and the Pacific	W M "Mike" Adams	7
Modeling the MoPac	Ron Merrick	10
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Number 4 April	Author	Page
System Caboose Renumbering	-	1
MP's Eagle Merchandise Cars	Joel S Boucher	3
Modeling the MoPac	Ron Merrick	7
C&EI to L&N Diesel Roster	Stephen J Hoyle	8
Car and Engine Distribution for #30 "National Limited" for the Month of February 1975	Gary W Zeitler	9
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Number 5 May	Author	Page
Final Account of the Missouri Pacific and the Pacific	W M "Mike" Adams	2
Baldwin Builder's Photographs	John Baskin Harper	6
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Number 6 June	Author	Page
Baldwin Photograph List- Comments	John Baskin Harper	1
MP's Pool with the Santa Fe from the West End	Rick Morgan	2
More on Eagle Merchandise Cars	W M "Mike" Adams	2
Modeling the MoPac: GE U23B	Dave Busse	3
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Number 7 July	Author	Page
MOP Operations in El Paso, Texas	Rick Morgan	1
The Fast Mail	W M "Mike" Adams	2
Modeling the MoPac	Ron Merrick	9
Modified Athearn Caboose	Ron Merrick	9
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Number 8 August	Author	Page
The Long Star to Dallas	James H. Barrow	2
Listening to Railroad Radio	Allen Rider	3
Modeling the MoPac: Building a Chop-nose Geep	Bill Hoss	5
MicroScale's New MoPac Decal Set	Bill Hoss	10
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Number 9 September	Author	Page
The Three-Cylinder Locomotive and the Missouri Pacific	W M "Mike" Adams	1
Modeling the MoPac	-	5
Modeling GP7 No. 4122	Bill Hoss	5
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Number 10 October	Author	Page
Diesel Fuel Locations on the MP System	Rick Morgan	1
Through Car Service on the Missouri Pacific	Tom Heinrich	2
Modeling the MoPac	Ron Merrick	4
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Number 11 November	Author	Page
Route Change for the Inter-American	Ron Merrick	1
Last of Old Glenco Subdivision Removed	Norbert Shacklette Bill Hoss	3
Mopping Up the MOP	Allen Rider Ed Chapman	6
Modeling the MoPac	Ron Merrick	7
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Number 12 December	Author	Page
Engine 28 Is Rebuilt	D R Rodgers	2
No. 3 and the No. 10 Crossover	Frank W Bryan	5
Missouri Pacific Exterior Spark Arrester	-	8
Modeling the MoPac: MoPac Drovers Caboose	Ron Merrick	9
Notes on Modeling Spark Arresters	Bill Hoss	9
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 3 - 1976

Number 1 January	Author	Page
Solving One of Our Problems	C F Longstreth	2
Passenger Cars Sold to the Illinois Central Railroad	Stephen J Hoyle	3
Missouri Pacific Passenger Motive Power Assignments, Kansas City, MO, October 1965	Norbert Shacklette	5
Modeling the MoPac	Ron Merrick	6
Tentative Freedom Train Schedule in the Southwest	Don Watson	6
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Number 2 February	Author	Page
Two Texans Track the 610	Ed Chapman Allen Rider	1
Bosom Pals	W M "Mike" Adams	7
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Number 3 March	Author	Page
Across Missouri with American Freedom Train 4449	Dave Busse	2
Another View of the American Freedom Train	N J Shacklette	6
Texas & Pacific's Only Mill Gondola	Charles M Mizell Jr	9
Modeling the MoPac: Building a MoPac NW2	C A Duckworth	-
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Number 4 April	Author	Page
Modeling the MoPac: More on F Units	Ron Merrick	1
Texas & Pacific Hopper Car	Ed Chapman	2
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Number 5 May	Author	Page
The Engine Watchman	W M "Mike" Adams	2
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Number 6 June	Author	Page
The World's Longest Storm Cellar	W M "Mike" Adams	2
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Number 7 July	Author	Page
MoPac's Saint Louis Terminal: A Railfan's Guide	David R Busse	3
A MoPac SD40	Allen Rider	7
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Number 8 August	Author	Page
A MoPac SD40 part II	Allen Rider	4
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Number 9 September - October	Author	Page
MoPac Buys New Business Car	-	2
Ten-Wheelers on the Missouri Pacific	W M "Mike" Adams	3
Modeling the MoPac in N Gauge	Mike Patrylo	8
An Outsider's View of Railmaniacs	Linda B Duckworth	8
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Number 10 November - December	Author	Page
75 Pound Rails Through the Weeds: The Story of the Lexington Branch	Charles L Scrivner	3
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 4 - 1977

Number 1 January	Author	Page
What Is a Vanderbilt Firebox?	W M "Mike" Adams	3
DeSoto-Sedalia Employees to Build 100 Short Bay Cabooses		4
Riding the Texas & Pacific in 1887	Frank W Bryan	5
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Number 2 February	Author	Page
Across the Wide Mississippi	I P "Ike" Rutherford Jr	3
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Number 4 June	Author	Page
MX 341 Osawatomie, Kansas	Tony Fey	3
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Number 5 July	Author	Page
Kirkwood Hill, 1948	Alan T Smith	4
Missouri Pacific Summary and Retirements	John T Eagan Jr	6
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 5 - 1980

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Union Pacific and MoPac Plan Merger	-	3
Looking Back over the Year 1948	-	4
Safety First	W M "Mike" Adams	5
MoPac's Contributions to the Economies of the States It Serves	-	7
Station Names Reflect Growth of First Railroad West of Mississippi	-	8
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Number 1 Summer	Author	Page
Babyface: Baldwin's DR4-4-15 Diesels	Gene Semon	3
Those Damned Baldwins	W M "Mike" Adams	8
Modeling the MoPac: MoPac's 6600 Pacific	Ron Merrick	11
The Missouri Pacific Lines in Texas	Alfred T Kott	12
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
PHOTO: MP 2644 is hurrying home in 1937 with bell ringing.	George Sisk photo Winters coll.	Cover
CURRENT NEWS: UP/MP/WP merger; MP purchase of CRIP line from Haskell AR to Hot Springs AR & Malvern AR to Butterfield AR.; rehabilitation of Wynne Sub; Amtrack rehabilitation of Austin TX depot; 13816-13965 SBW cabooses being built; U23B renumbering notes; MP 3072 wrecked in Mexico NdeM; "MoPac Annual" corrections GP18 1872; dispatcher moved Chester IL to Little Rock AR	John T Eagan Jr	3
PHOTO:MP 3072 shown at San Antonio TX 8-80 with NdeM paint job, quizz	Joe Covert	4
Modeling MoPac's DR4-4-15 the Hallmark brass import detailing parts list, paint mixes, decals	C A Duckworth	5
The Warsaw Branch eng- C E Whitley, eng- Pat O'Connell, "Pacific Railroad of Missouri", "Lexington and St Louis", "Missouri Kansas and Texas" MKT Katy, "Osage Valley and Southern Kansas Railroad Company" OV&SK, Sedalia MO, Tipton MO, Cole Camp MO, "Sedalia Warsaw and Southwestern Railroad Company" SW&S, William Gentry, General George R Smith, James H Lay, Cyrus Newkirk, Benton County, Pettis County, SW&S 195 4-6-0 MP 2644, 3' narrow gauge, Lincoln MO, Spring Fork MO, "Cassville and Exeter"	Charles L Scrivner	6
PHOTO:MP 2644 It's 1937 and 2644 has been turned on the wye at Warsaw, serviced for the return to Sedalia and the crew has adjourned to the local "beanery".	C Winters photo	7
The Warsaw Branch - Diagram of the trackage includes CRIP and MKT, Mora MO, Lake of the Ozarks	Charles L Scrivner	8
PHOTO: Crossing of the Warsaw Branch and the Katy mainline at 13th Street in Sedalia. Warsaw Branch trackage at right foreground, Katy main at left. PHOTO: Last trace of Warsaw Branch trackage, now an industry spur, curves off behind the Katy depot in Sedalia.	Charles L Scrivner	8
DRAWING: T&P 4 wheeler caboose scaled		9
Wartime NOT&M Cabooses WWII, 2-10-2 "Wabash Railroad", 4-6-0 2-8-2 "Texas and Pacific" "Chicago Northwestern", 120000 series boxcars, NO&LC, paint scheme, N Little Rock AR, Sedalia MO PHOTO: NOT&M 2436 on work train west of St Louis MO in late 1940. MoPac Photo DIAGRAM: 2401 to 2900 series caboose PHOTO: NOT&M 2510 on train west of Halringen TX. Date was November 1942. R H Carlson photo PHOTO: NOT&M 2618 under NO&LC ownership ar Algiers LA on May 6, 1950. Color Scheme was yellow over chocolate brown with black buzzsaw. C Winters photo	C A Duckworth	10
The Missouri Pacific Lines in Texas, part 1 continued - not indexed part 1 ends to the year 1870	Alfred T Kott	12
NOT&M 2895 ready to depart Dupo IL yards in 1944.	MoPac photo	Back
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
UP Will Close Out MP's Omaha Yards after Merger	Joel S Boucher	7
Long Swing	Alan T Smith	8
6614 Lives Again	Dr. Harris E Williams	11
The Smoky Hill Railway and Historical Society, Inc.	-	15
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 6 - 1981

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Fast Freight	W M "Mike" Adams	7
MoPac GP28 Duo	John T Eagan Jr	9
A Six Pack of MoPac	G J Michels Jr	12
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Santa Fe Types on the Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain	W M "Mike" Adams	3
A Six Pack of MoPac	G J Michels Jr	9
Modeling the MoPac: Small Culverts	Charles L Scrivner	11
Standard Covered Elevated Platforms, from Missouri Pacific Lines Maintenance of Way Standard Drawings, 1929	-	13
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
The MoPac in Lincoln, Nebraska	Michael M Bartels	3
The Santa Fe's	John Baskin Harper	12
Update on 6614	Dr. Harris E Williams	17
A Six Pack of MoPac	G J Michels Jr	18
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
The McPherson Sub	Tony Fey	5
Arkansas, KS	Duane Arnett	8
GP-7s	Jim Ogden	10
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 7 - 1982

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Lexington Branch Update	Charles L Scrivner	3
Origins of the American Refrigerator Transit Co.	C A Duckworth	4
Modeling MoPac's 70t Covered Hoppers	C A Duckworth	7
Texas & Pacific Rebuilt Boxcars	C A Duckworth	9
High Speed on a Diesel	W M "Mike" Adams	11
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Transition- Steam to Diesel	G J Michels Jr Jr	4
The Texas & Pacific Railway List of Fuel and Water Stations, Turntables and Wyes, March 15, 1921	-	6
Missouri Pacific's Offset Quad HT/HTR Hoppers	Alfred T Kott	7
Incident at Brant's Switch	Charles L Scrivner	13
Modeling T&P 40' Gondolas	D E Sapp	15
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
ICC Approves MP/UP/WP Consolidation	-	3
MoPac's Delta Eagle	-	4
Modeling the GP-28	John T Eagan Jr	14
MoPac's Traveling Billboard	C A Duckworth	15
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
MP-UP-WP: Now One Great Rail System	-	3
Gallery of TP Diesel Power	-	5
The Missouri Pacific in Southeast Mississippi	Melvin L Fiveash	9
Route of the Eagles	C A Duckworth	11
Tenders to Flatcars	Joel S Boucher	12
Vanderbilt Tenders on the MPRR	John Baskin Harper Jr	13
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 8 - 1983

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Lightweight Passenger Car Fleet of the Missouri Pacific	Joel S Boucher	3
Roster of MP Lightweight Passenger Cars	C A Duckworth John Baskin Harper	8
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Alco FA and FB Diesel Electric Freight Locomotives	John Baskin Harper Jr	3
No. 4000, A Much Maligned Mallet	Joe G Collias	15
Missouri Pacific Caboose Painting Guide- 1927 to 1964	C A Duckworth	16
What Almost Was	C A Duckworth	19
Missouri Pacific Locomotives as of June 1983	-	-
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific Standard Steel Cabooses and More	G J Michels Jr	3
Southern Illinois' Twin Towers	Camille F. Chappuis	11
Missouri Pacific Lines and Texas & Pacific- Standard Depot Colors	C A Duckworth	16
Photolog- Fort Worth 1983	-	-
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific - Iron Mountain and the Atlantic Type Locomotive	W M "Mike" Adams	3
Lexington Branch Ends	C Scrivner	7
Missouri Pacific Atlantics: Roster, Mechanical Improvements, and Assignments	John Baskin Harper Jr	11
Locations and Assignments of Missouri Pacific 4-4-2 Locomotives	Dan Raymond Lloyd E Stagner	13
2-1's Make Good, Caboose-Merchandise Cars Permit Continuance of Regular LCL Service on Branch Lines from the MPL Magazine, Sept 1942	-	16
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 9 - 1984

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
The Eagle: Missouri Pacific's First Streamlined Train	C A Duckworth	3
Modeling the MoPac: Covered Hoppers	Dave Sapp	17
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific's 50' Baggage Express Cars	G L Semon C A Duckworth	5
Houston North Shore Story	Paul DeVerter	8
Houston North Shore Railway Equipment Roster	John Baskin Harper Jr	13
Construction Details on the 1927 Interurbans	C A Duckworth	15
1946 Committee Recommendations on Railbus Operations	C A Duckworth	17
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Rio Grande on the Missouri Pacific	Tony Fey	4
Roadswitchers of the Texas & Pacific	Dave Sapp	6
High Speed Is No Accident	W M "Mike" Adams	12
MoPac's C&EI Diesel Fleet	Camille F Chappuis	15
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
Modeling the MoPac: EMD's SD40-2	Charlie Roth	5
Early Missouri Pacific Railway History and Locomotives: 1852-1881	John Baskin Harper Jr	6
A Christmas Present	G J Michels Jr	18
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 10 - 1985

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Condensed Transportation Plan/Passenger Symbol-Number Schedules	-	4
E-O-T Monitors Arrive on the Missouri Pacific	-	5
Modeling the MoPac: 40' Insulated Boxcar	C A Duckworth G. L. Semon	6
Newport Arkansas: A Small Missouri Pacific Terminal Facility	C. Martin Lofton, Jr	8
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Modeling the MoPac: EMD GP-7 #4275	Charlie Roth	3
The KO&G's International Car Cabooses	J. J. Pitts	5
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Passenger Cars, Part One: The RPO's	-	16
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Assignment of Missouri Pacific Gas-Electrics, December, 16, 1931	-	9
Motor Car 2105	C A Duckworth	14
Osawatomie, Kansas	-	15
Standard Gauge for the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern	-	18
Union Pacific System Locomotive Ownership, Classification Scheme as of Nov. 22, 1985	Allen Copeland	18
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
Freight Car Lettering 1926-85	Dave Sapp	5
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 11 - 1987

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific Active Steam Locomotives, April 19, 1940	-	3
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Passenger Cars, Part Two: Baggage/Express and Mail Storage	C A Duckworth	20
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
The Magor Corporation Cabooses and Their Copies: Missouri Pacific's First Steel Cabooses and Their Descendants	G J Michels Jr	3
Missouri Pacific Lines 660 HP Baldwin Switchers	John Baskin Harper Jr	12
Doodlebugs of the Muskogee Lines	Jerry Pitts	16
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Photo Roster: Missouri Pacific Canaries	R R Harmen	6
Georgetown Railroad Company	John Baskin Harper Jr	17
Muskogee Lines Doodlebugs: Part 2	Jerry Pitts	19
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
A Little About the MoPac Former Years	A R Bowmaster	7
Missouri Pacific Lines EMD Model SW1200 Switchers	John Baskin Harper Jr	10
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 12 - 1987

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Condensed Chronological History of the Missouri Pacific Lines	-	4
Missouri Pacific's Diesel Fleet Nears the 200 Mark from MPL Timetable Date Nov. 14, 1948	-	7
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Combination Baggage-Chair Cars	C A Duckworth	8
Modeling the MoPac: Modifying Plastic Passenger Cars to MP/TP Prototypes	Ron Merrick	13
Missouri Pacific Passenger Diesel Paint Schemes	C A Duckworth	17
First 360-Horse Power Diesel Now in Service from MPL Magazine, November 1940	-	23
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Timetable Collecting	C A Duckworth	5
Wichita, The Sunflower and More	Jerry Pitts Allan Ramsey Lloyd Stagner	7
Missouri Pacific Railroad Statement of Engine Runs, April 1, 1934 (from a statement in R. S. Curl's collection)	Lloyd Stagner	20
Modeling the MoPac: Missouri Pacific Lines BL-2	Reed Hartford	23
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Switching Study - Council Grove, Kansas, May 1939	C A Duckworth	3
Remembering a Brave Engineer	Dale L Walker	11
Modeling the Mopac: Horizontal Wood-Sheathed Caboose	Dave Sapp	14
Missouri Pacific Historical Society 1987 Annual Meet October 10-11 Kansas City, Kansas	G J Michels Jr	19
The Mysterious Disappearance of Banner City, Kansas	Vernon L. Percey	21
Modeling the MoPac: Alco PA-1 '8001' and EMD E-8 '7018'	C A Duckworth	4
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 13 - 1988

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
A Good Performance Record, from the Missouri Pacific Magazine, January 1924 issue	Dale L Walker	3
The Missouri Pacific Eastern Division Line Revision of the 1920's: Part I	G J Michels Jr	7
Modeling the MoPac: MP 0-8-0 Switcher	T. Allen Paxton	21
Diesels of the Muskogee Lines	Jerry Pitts	5
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
The Missouri Pacific Eastern Division Line Revision of the 1920's: Part II	G J Michels Jr	12
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
The Missouri Pacific's Topeka Branch: Topeka to Lomax, Kansas	Tony Fey	7
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
The Topeka Branch: Final Chapter from the Topeka Capital-Journal, January 7, 1989	-	3
I Remember	Max Seger	3
Current News	Dale L Walker	4
Missouri Pacific 6614	Dr. Harris E. Williams	7
Missouri Pacific Motive Power Trends: January 1961 to December 1972	Gene Semon	9
Notes from the Archivist	Dale L Walker	11
A Report of the Eighth Annual Meeting October 7th-9th, 1988 in Ft. Worth, TX	G J Michels Jr	12
From the Dispatcher	Dana Jackson	15
And the Winner Is…The Missouri Pacific Historical Society	G J Michels Jr	17
Involvement and Opportunities- New Avenues in the MPHS	G J Michels Jr	18
Missouri Pacific Lines' Slumbercoach "Southland"	William E. Poynter	19
Modeling the MoPac: An Athearn GP38-2 as MoP 2084	Elvin Klepzig	20
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 14 - 1989

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
A Chronology of the Construction of the Missouri Pacific "River Line"	Wilbert P. Williams	13
Modeling the MoPac: MP 3 Bay Off-Set Side Hopper	C. Martin Lofton, Jr	17
Lupus Train Wreck, 1946"	Frank C. Boyce	21
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Royal Gorge, Passenger Service	William E. Poynter	11
An Eastern Division Vignette, 1962	G J Michels Jr	12
Robbery of the Missouri Pacific Train at Otterville, Missouri, July 6, 1876	Dale L Walker	15
Modeling the MoPac: Missouri Pacific XME's	Author Unknown	17
The MoPac, Independence and the Curly Haired Little Boy	Dale Zea	18
MP 13617's Last Run	Paul Lebeck	21
Rosters of Missouri-Illinois Predecessors	Dale L Walker	22
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
The Fort Scott, Wichita and Western Railway Company	Dale L Walker	5
Wrecking Outfits	James Hickey	7
Modeling the MoPac: Missouri Pacific 2-Bay Covered Hoppers (circa 1940's) Built by American Car &Foundry	Ed Hawkins	16
More Modeling the MoPac: Missouri Pacific's XME's	Jim Ogden	18
Sedalia, Warsaw and Southern Railway	C A Duckworth	19
The New Look in Missouri Pacific Freight Equipment	Patrick C. Dorin	23
Companies Involved in the 1941 Reorganization of the Missouri Pacific	Mark Hall	24
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
The Boonville, Saint Louis and Southern Railway Company	Dale L Walker	6
Smart Dog	Dale L Walker	7
From Railway Age, Oct. 27, 1945: M.P. "Eagle" Makes Extra Rescue Run	-	7
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Passenger Cars, Part 4: Dining, Lounge, Parlor, and Café Cars	C A Duckworth	8
From the Dispatcher	Dana Jackson	19
Approaching the New Decade- Directions and Commitments	G J Michels Jr	21
Former Missouri Pacific GP35M Locomotives on Roster of Wisconsin Central	Dale L Walker	22
Missouri Pacific Locomotives Remaining on the UP Roster in Blue Paint as of October 6, 1989	-	22
1989 Missouri Pacific Historical Society Annual Meet Little Rock, Arkansas, Winners of the Model and Photo Contests	-	24
1989 Missouri Pacific Historical Society Annual Meet Little Rock, Arkansas	-	-
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 15 - 1990

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
The Texas & Pacific-Missouri Pacific Terminal Railroad in New Orleans, part 1	Reuben Feuge	9
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
The Texas & Pacific-Missouri Pacific Terminal Railroad in New Orleans, part 2	Reuben Feuge	6
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
I Remember	James R Frans	3
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Passenger Cars, Part 5: Coaches and Grill Coaches	C A Duckworth	10
The Texas & Pacific - Missouri Pacific Terminal Railroad in New Orleans, Epilogue	Reuben Feuge	18
Missouri Pacific Passenger Train Operations at Kansas City, MO: September 18, 1965	William L Hoss	19
The Man Who Ran the Railroad, as told to Paul Lebeck	Robert Jungmeyer	21
Special Feature on Palestine, Texas: A Century of Progress: The Railroad Story from the Palestine Herald-Press, Friday, April 7, 1972	-	23
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
Modeling the MoPac: T&P 40ft 3-bay Ribbed Hopper Built by American Car & Foundry in March, 1952	Ed Hawkins	12
Missouri Pacific Trains 125 and 126	Jerry Moore	14
Modeling the MoPac: Missouri Pacific's Slugs	Duane Arnett	21
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 16 - 1991

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
The Lebanon Branch of the Missouri Pacific	W P Williams G J Michels Jr	6
Kitbashing a Missouri Pacific GP18	Chet Barkoski	13
Modeling a Very Different 40-foot Box Car	Joe Altnether	16
Snapshot of a Missouri Pacific Train - 1947	C A Duckworth	18
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Names Along the Missouri Pacific Lines: Chetopa, Kansas	Jerry Pitts	3
The Natchez &Southern: MoPac's Smallest Subsidiary	Jerry Pitts	4
Modeling a Late Phase GP38-2	Joe Altnether	15
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Passenger Cars, Part 6: Miscellaneous Express Cars	C A Duckworth	19
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
The Pittsburg Subdivision	Tony Fey	3
MP Predecessors: Mississippi River and Bonne Terre Railway Company	Dale L Walker	12
An Eastern Division Chronicle: The Gasconade River Bridge Wrecks, 1855 and 1896	G J Michels Jr	13
Santa Fe's on the MoPac	Jerry Pitts	24
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Passenger Cars, Part 7: Pullman Sleeping Cars	C A Duckworth	3
The Missouri Pacific in Color: A Gallery of Photographs	-	10
The Life-Like BL-2 in N-scale	Kevin P Blair	12
Delta Eagle Commemoration	Jim Bennett	13
How the Eagles Were Named	-	21
Notes From an MP Modeler	Mark Hall	22
North East Kansas Railroaders Inc	Tom Stolte	24
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 17 - 1992

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
A Brief History of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad Company, 1851-1917, Part 1	Dale L Walker	3
Does This Look Familiar? A cry for help	G J Michels Jr	11
Big Day at Malta Bend	Jerry Pitts	14
Missouri Pacific's Three Traveling Crane Cars	Gene Semon	16
Minutes of the 1991 MPHS Annual Meet in Memphis, Tennessee	Bill Herbert	21
1991 MPHS Annual Meet Report: Memphis, Tennessee, 11-13 October, 1991	Bill Herbert	22
Locomotives Lettered for Missouri Pacific Still on the UP Roster as of 1 January 1992	-	23
The MPHS Needs Your Database Projects	Bruce Murray	24
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Passenger Cars, Part 8: Tailsigns	C A Duckworth	3
A Brief History of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad Company, 1851-1917, Part 2	Dale L Walker	7
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Remembering a Missouri Pacific Hero	Dale L Walker	3
Gandy Dancer Palaces	Jerry Pitts	4
Bound for Buras: A Reporter's Account of the New Orleans, Fort Jackson & Grand Isle Railroad which appeared in New Orleans' The Daily Picayune, Aug. 31, 1890	Reuben Feuge	6
Missouri Pacific Drover Cabooses	C A Duckworth	8
Missouri Pacific Predecessors: Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf Railway Company	Dale L Walker	12
Now That Was Service!	Dale L Walker	12
Roller Bearings and the First Hotbox Detectors	Jerry Pitts	16
Texas & Pacific-Missouri Pacific Terminal Railroad of New Orleans Photo Roster	Gene Semon	18
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
Rio Grande Railroad Company No. 1 (2-4-2)	John Baskin Harper Jr George C Werner	3
Drover Cabooses: A Follow-Up	Jerry Pitts	8
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 18 - 1993

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Modern Mikes of the KO&G	Jerry Pitts	4
Where Eagles Once Flew: The Missouri & Northern Arkansas	John Harvey Kevin EuDaly	17
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
MP Standard Buildings: 1895 Portable Hand Car and Tool House	C A Duckworth	4
Dale Lee Patrick Walker	C A Duckworth Kevin EuDaly	9
Along the MoPac: Washington, Missouri	Charlie Struckhoff	10
On Naming Locomotives	W M "Mike" Adams	12
Notes on Labadie-the Recollections of Emmet Drewel	G J Michels Jr	14
Another Shortline: The RVRR	Dale L Walker Robert Kinerk	19
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
A Mystery: a letter	W M "Mike" Adams	7
Depot Plans from a Century Past: Reworked Kirkwood Plans	Doug Brush	8
Kirkwood, Missouri, One-Time MoPac Hot Spot	Joe G Collias	10
Kirkwood - Photos at a MoPac Classic	-	20
Kirkwood's Visitors	-	22
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
On a Return to Branson	W M "Mike" Adams	5
"The B-Boats: The MoPac's GE's, Part 1	Kevin EuDaly	8
Technical Data on the B-Boats	Kevin EuDaly	17
The B-Boat Roster	Kevin EuDaly	18
Where Are The B-Boats?	Kevin EuDaly	22
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 19 - 1994

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Station Profile: Chamois, Missouri	C A Duckworth	4
Missouri Pacific Steam Roster, 1905-1955	Joe Collias	13

Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Mine in Production, from the MoPac Magazine, 1964	-	6
Mine Dedication, April 11, 1964, a Meramec Mining Booklet	-	9
Mine Construction and the Underground Railway, a photographic journey	-	12
Railroad Construction: Building a Branch in the 1960's	-	16
MoPac Experiences on Pea Ridge	Douglas Cheaney	18
Model Railroad Operating Plan	Douglas Cheaney	26

Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
The FFT	Tony Fey	4
Midland Valley Memories of the Twenties	Rick Morgan	9
Modeling the MoPac: Westerfield's Single Sheathed Boxcar	C A Duckworth	12

Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
A Freshman Look at the MoPac	Rick Morgan	4
MoPac's Belmont Branch- The Original Iron Mountain Route	Joe Collias	6
Oak Hill	C A Duckworth	16
MoPac's 135-Series Box/Express Cars	Greg Stout	20
Roll The Dice	Kevin EuDaly	29

Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 20 - 1995

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific Auxiliary Water Cars	C A Duckworth	4
Late E-Units: E7's and E8's	Kevin EuDaly	16
Modeling Missouri Pacific Late E-Units	Greg Stout	26
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
The All-Steel 40' Box Cars of the MoPac: 1936-1959	Ed Hawkins	4
Signals on the White River	Kevin EuDaly	18
Screaming Eagles: A Photo Journey	-	22
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
PHOTOc: UP C30-7 leads a pair of UP SD40-2’s on the UP to Southern run-through train UMS approaching Pyatt Tunnel on April 17, 1982. Inset PHOTOc: Norfolk Southern rolls through Germantown, TN on March 23, 1986.	Kevin EuDaly	Cover
The MoPac Southern Connection Discussion of the Mopac and Southern, what brought them together, and ultimately drove them apart.	Tony Fey	4
PHOTOc: Frisco cars 1 and 2, caboose 1724 and Southern’s Buena Vista in Rosedale Yard in Kansas City, KS on May 15, 1976.	Tony Frey	4
PHOTOc: Lashup of UP SD40 3020, MoPac SD40 727 and Southern first generation SD 2517 on April 6, 1970.	Nick Molo coll	4
PHOTO: SW1200 1140 switches Southern business car train at Neff Yard in Kansas City on May 3, 1976.	Tony Frey	5
PHOTO: Southern business cars Buena Vista, Royal Arch, and Georgia on White River route.	Tony Frey	5
PHOTO: UP U30C 2944 leads SD40-2, 6043, SD50 5050, and C36-7 9039 pulling across the Memphis Bridge on March 23, 1986.	Kevin EuDaly	6
PHOTO: UP SD40-2 3023 near Unity Village, MO on April 1, 1978.	Kevin EuDaly	7
MAP of MoPac & Southern Consolidated trackage		8
PHOTO: MP GP38-2 2310 leading a business train along Crooked Creek north of Pyatt, AR. in 1982.	Kevin EuDaly	9
Southern-MoPac Comparisons - April, 1976		10
Southern Railway Comapanys Consolidated Subsidiaries & Lines of Business		11
PHOTO: UMS train rolls through Carico, MO in 1982. UP2863 and MP6023.	Kevin EuDaly	12
PHOTO: Two MPsd40-2’s lead UP U30C 2862 at Unity Village, MO 5-31-1977.	Kevin EuDaly	13
PHOTO: UMS train powered by UP SD40-2 3732 & U30C 2826 at Buffalo City, AR on White River Sub, April 24, 1982.	Kevin EuDaly	14
PHOTO: MP SD40-2 3211 leads UP SD40-2 3529 and MP B23-7 4625 into Cotter, AR on March 28, 1982.	Kevin EuDaly	15
Along the MOPAC - Salem, IL A day in Salem switching on the M-I trackage. Diagram of tracks (IC, UP, CSX) Salem, IL	Mike Butler	16
PHOTO: UP GP38-2’s 1815 and 1997 in Salem, IL 1993.	Mike Butler	16
PHOTO: UP 9056 and 9033 represent the last diesel order of C36-7’s for the MoPac, June 1991.	Mike Butler	17
Chicago & Illinois Divisions Timetable No 7, Chicago Sub & Sparta Sub	-	17
Passenger Consists on the T&P: 1949-1952 Notes from T&P Conductor L. S. Witherspoon on consists of two T&P passenger trains, No. 2 and No. 7 running between Big Spring and Fort Worth, TX. Includes train consists.	A Richard "Dick" Smith	21
MoPac Run-Through Freight Schedules - July, 1974		25
SMU - UMS Schedules - December, 1985. Sheffield, AL to North Platte, NE.		27
The MoPac in Alabama? A Look at UP-MoPac-Southern Run-Through Service	Nick Molo	28
PHOTO: MoPac SD40’s 730 and 745 sandwich Southern SD35’s 3009 and 3060 passing Bitmingham Terminal Union Station, November 13, 1970	D. Conniff Photo Nick Molo coll	28
PHOTOc: MoPac SD40’s 3031, 3007, and 3038 at Biringham, AL in April, 1984.	Lon Coone photo Nick Molo coll	29
PHOTO: MoPac SD40 738 coupled to Southern SD24 2509, Norris Yard, February 2, 1971.	D. Conniff Photo Nick Molo coll	30
PHOTO: Southern SD40 3044 and SD24 6318 lead MoPac SD40 755 at Biringham June 3, 1971.	D. Conniff Photo Nick Molo coll	30
MENPZ - NPMEZ Schedules - July, 1991. Memphis, TN to North Platte, NE		31
PHOTOc: UP SD40-2’s 3575 and 3193 lead SMU-24 thru Buffalo City, AR, April 24, 1982	Kevin EuDaly	Back
PHOTOc: Southern northbound freight rolls toward Oakdale, TN March 26, 1987.	Kevin EuDaly	Back
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
From 44 Tons to 3,600 Horses: MoPac's GEs, part 2	Kevin EuDaly	4
1995 Annual Meet Report	-	22
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 21 - 1996

Number 1 & 2 Spring & Summer	Author	Page
Raising Cane	Sam King	4
Missouri Pacific Short Bay Window Caboose Conversions	G J Michels Jr	10
Argenta: North Little Rock, A Railroad Town	W M "Mile" Adams	12
Argenta: North Little Rock, MP Railroad Facilities, 1973	-	26
Argenta: North Little Rock, North Little Rock's Super Shop	-	50
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Texas Eagle Memories	Jeff Pletcher	4
MoPac East Recreational Trail, Lincoln, Nebraska	Mike Bartels	28
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
Railroad Life: interview with W. G. Hestes, retired Texas & Pacific employee	Patrick Pritchett	12
History of the Pecos Valley Southern Railroad	Alton Hughes A Richard Smith	20
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 22 - 1997

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
PHOTO: MP 42044 newly out-shopped by the MoPac Car Shops at DeSoto, MO.	-	Cover
Minutes of the Mid-Year Board of Directors Meeting May 2, 1997 St Louis, MO	Secretary	4
PHOTO: H H Hunt, car builder apprentice, Mart, TX shops and lady friend who believes in advertising. In car with MPL herald on spare tire.	C A Duckworth coll	4
PHOTO: Engine and yard facilities, Fort Worth, TX. 1996 MPHS Annual meet.	Patrick Pritchett	6
MP Memorabilia: PHOTO: MP perpetual calendar with MP 7003, E6.	Patrick Pritchett	6
Missouri Pacific quiz	-	7
Life Member: Ralph H Carlson	-	7
Eagle Merchandise Service	C A Duckworth	8
PHOTO: Photograph of MP 48709 at Dodson, MO in 1951. Joe Collias coll	George Sisk	8
PHOTO: Photo above illustrates the exterior construction of Speed Boxes. The raised lettering on the box sides was painted black. Photo courtesy of Dick Ryker.	UP Museum coll	9
PHOTO: shows a shipper loading packages into a "Speed Box". Photo taken circa 1950. Photo courtesy of Dick Ryker.	UP Museum coll	10
PHOTO: shows two Miller Street Freight House laborers bracing the lading to prevent damage during train handling and switching. Photo courtesy of Dick Ryker.	UP Museum coll	10
PHOTO: shows a "Speed Box" being loaded into a MoPac trailer (R-1620) at Miller Street (St Louis, MO) in the early 1950's. MoPac Truck Lines trailers were originally aluminum but later were repainted Eagle Blue/Gray to match the box cars. Photo courtesy of Dick Ryker.	UP Museum coll	11
PHOTO: NOT&M 3623 spotted at the Missouri Pacific Freight House in Salina, KS. Photograph taken by W C Whitaker in May 1955. This car was originally built as a single sheathed car in December 1929 and rebuilt as a shown here in December 1951 at Kingsville, Texas. Joe Collias coll	W C Whitaker	11
PHOTO: MP X1174 at Hermann, MO, July 1977. This 40' boxcar is identical to the Eagle Merchandise car except for the traditional freight car red exterior.	C A Duckworth	12
PHOTO: 36' Merchandise car MP 121711 at Kansas City, MO in 1951. Charlie Winters coll	George Sisk	12
PHOTO: Ad - there are several ads for Merchandise Service within this issue of the Eagle including the back cover.	-	Various
PHOTO: MP 121044 at Kansas City, MO in 1951. This 36' car was originally built in July 1927 and rebuilt into a Merchandise car at DeSoto, MO in December, 1950. Charlie Winters coll	George Sisk	15
PHOTO: String of six Merchandise cars at MoPac's 18th Street yards in St Louis, MO July, 1951.	Joe Collias	16
DIA: Painting diagram for MP 36' boxcars for Merchandise Service.	-	16
PHOTO: MP 47519, MP 48045, and MP 42571 serving as a backdrop to the 1956 Investor's Special that ran across the railroad shortly after the Missouri Pacific emerged from receivership. By this date, the ends on these cars were painted blue in the contrast to the original grey ends.	UP Coll	17
Equipment Register showing individual Eagle Merchandise Cars.	-	18
MP Eagle Merchandise Service Rosters by railroad compiled by	C A Duckworth Gene Semon G J Michels Jr	20
PHOTO: After loading this car two Missouri Pacific laborers at the Miller Street Freight House are seen closing and securing the door on another Eagle Merchandise car in the 1950's.	UP Museum Coll	22
I-GN & MOPAC in Mart, TX (formerly known as Willow Springs, TX)	William H Holzer	23
PHOTO: International & Great Northern Railroad Depot in Mart, TX	W H Holzer coll	23
PHOTO: I&GN 144 pulling BLE Picnic Special circa 1910. This photo shows the covered loading dock and the Superintendents office. Train crew members; F J Beavers - Engineer, Harry Hutsell - Fireman, Dan Loyd - Conductor.	W H Holzer coll	24
PHOTO: Confederate veterans on their way to Chattanooga Reunion in front of the Depot in Mart, TX in the early 1900's. Mr Childes, Joe Coleman, R H Swain, N B Douglas, Sr., P O Douglas, J W Mulloy.	W H Holzer coll	25
PHOTO: View of the I&GN yards in Mart, TX, circa 1930 looking East-Northeast. Visible is the railroad Depot superintendents office. Just out of view to the left is the Railroad YMCA building. Note also the I&GN boxcar sitting to the right of the Wabash boxcar. The I&GN was known as "The Texas Railroad" as shown on the side of the car.	W H Holzer coll	25
PHOTO: I&GN 22 at Madisonville, TX in 1903. R G Choate, F J Beavers, Pete Peters.	W H Holzer coll	26
PHOTO: I&GN shop crew on the turntable at Mart, TX.	W H Holzer coll	26
PHOTO: I&GN 128 with crew at Bryan, TX. Engineer - Thomas Haydon	W H Holzer coll	26
PHOTO: The MoPac in Mart, TX, circa 1950. Note Mr Adams' GP waiting for its next call. Also note the wye, cattle pens, and numerous 40' outside braced boxcars. Aerial view.	W H Holzer coll	27
PHOTO: I&GN 252 sits on the turntable, Mart, TX circa 1920.	W H Holzer coll	27
TIMETABLE: #48 July 23, 1939 Fort Worth, TX and Mart, TX North and South Palestine Division	W H Holzer coll	28
TIMETABLE: #48 July 23, 1939 Spring, TX and Mart, TX North and South Palestine Division	W H Holzer coll	30
MP Ballast Hopper 16773 from Walthers 41' ballast hopper kit	Jerry Glow	32
The Delta Eagle	Joe Altnether	33
Books of Interest: The Abilene & Southern Railway Company - Journal of the Texas Shortline Railroads and Transportation Vol 2 No 1 TP sub	Lester Haines Cyril Durrenburger A C Green	35
www.mopac.org Indexed by Larry Smith and Elvin Klepzig November 2004

Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
PHOTO: The Missouri Pacific Depot at Bismarck, Missouri. This station is still being used by train crews and M of W crews. The tracks in the foreground are the MoPac DeSoto Sub main and passing tracks. Sunnymede Farm, MoPac's Dairy Farm, is about two miles south of the depot location.	Larry Stiles	Cover
PHOTO: Engine No. 5527 at Sedalia, MO circa 1905.	MPHS coll	3
PHOTO: MoPac locomotive #2203, a 4-8-4, in St Louis MO, October, 1945.	Joe Collias	4
MOPAC MEMORABILIA: T&PRy tin seal	Patrick Pritchett	4
Sunnymede Farms: The Story of a Missouri Pacific Farm from a letter, includes 4 photos	Larry R Stiles	5
PHOTO: MP13077, MP13767; This is the scene next to state highway N about one and a half miles north enroute to Sunnymede Farm. MoPac cabooses stored on the end of wye track, the former Belmont Branch at Bismarck, MO.	Larry R Stiles	7
PHOTO: The Missouri Pacific's Sargent roundhouse at Memphis, Tennessee.	-	7
ADD & CORR: to article on Mart, TX in Spring 1997 issue. I&GN, I-GN	George C Werner	8
PHOTO: Engine #6442 pulliing train No. 412 sits in Hutchinson, Kansas in the ealy morning sun in June, 1948.	MPHS coll	9
PHOTO: Missouri Pacific 4-8-2 No. 5309 sits and waits for orders.	MPHS coll	10
PHOTO: Missouri Pacific 4-8-2 No. 5312 at New Orleans, LA October 30, 1947.	MPHS coll	10
UP-SP Merger Proposal Creates Local Uncertainties	Larry Byers	10
BOOK REVIEW: Missouri Pacific River and Prairie Rails - The MoPac in Nebraska by Michael M Bartels	C A Duckworth	11
PHOTO: no caption - MP3321 and others in a shop area.	-	Back
www.mopac.org Indexed by Elvin Klepzig August 2004

Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
PHOTO: "Preserved Missouri Pacific wood caboose #854, cupola end at Kyle TX, June 29, 1997. Note the power brakewheel assembly and supports which were not original equipment."	G J Michels Jr	Cover
A Successful "Hunt" Hunting cabooses and passenger equipment in Texas. Caboose #854 and car #640 Eagle Cliff. The article discusses the restoration of both pieces of equipment. One in Kyle, TX and the other in Cedar Park, TX. 2 photos of the caboose and 10 photos concerningg the car. Lists equipment of the "Hill Country Flyer". Car's co-owners James Vaughn.	G J Michels Jr	4
Missouri Pacific Passenger Depot: El Dorado, KS	James Walter Leach	8
PHOTO: Night shot of depot	James Walter Leach	8
PHOTO: "Union pacific GP38-2 #2262 in Witchita, KS. This locomotive has MoPac heritage with some Jenks blue paint showing on the exhaust stack."	James Walter Leach	9
Missouri Pacific Passenger Depot: El Dorado, KS nomination papers to National Registry of Historic Places	-	10
The Old Water Tank: Symbol of an Era	-	13
PHOTO: "Missouri Pacific 2-8-2 #1460 makes a brief stop at Wagooner, OK to take on much needed water before continuing on it's journey."	MPHS coll	14
PHOTO: "Missouri Pacific 2-8-2 #1413 rests and waits for orders after taking on coal and water."	MPHS coll	14
"The "George H. Walker" Car Transfer Ferry	Jerry Pitts	15
PHOTO: "The side wheeler car transfer ferry George H Walker had the distinction of being the only one to carry regularly scheduled passenger runs as part of it's transfer service. The transfer service operated between Baton Rouge and Anchorage, LA from 1923 to 1947. The photo above shows the Walker carrying train no. 3, The Houstonian, on deck. The ferry was built by Dravo, Neville Island, PA in 1923. Capt. Charles Street, originally from Paducah, KY was the master for many years." 3 additional photos no captions, MP ad for train servcie and a map of MP routes in LA.	-	16
AD: for the sale of the George H Walker	-	18
The Natchez & Southern from the Missouri Pacific Lines Magazine, volume 33, no.2-3, August - September 1959	-	19
PHOTO: "The sternwheeler James Y Lockwood and it's transfer barge leaves the Vidalia incline and steams upstream across the river to Natchez. The barge is all that remains of the well known transfer boat George H Walker. The barge is secured by cables to the port side of the Lockwood. An average of 75 freight cars are handled daily."	-	19
A map of the crossing and 4 additonal photos of personel are included. Names in the captions are; Roger Beacham, Blanche Parks, H A Doherty, C Chapman, John C Mingee, Jr., Captain Gilbert Savoy, O D Marlow, Charity Watts, Ruth Miller, D Turnage, A Cranfield, O C Cross, D Carter and C Walters.	-	20
Cabooses of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Caboose Book Errata Corrections & Additions	G J Michels Jr	22
PHOTO: "Alton & Southern caboose #14 circa 1955. Photo taken in E St Louis, IL."	Charles E Winters coll	23
PHOTO: "Alton & Southern caboose #28. Note DL&W trucks. Photo taken at E St Louis, IL circa 1955."	Charles E Winters coll	23
PHOTO: "Fort Smith & Western caboose #304."	Charles E Winters coll	23
PHOTO: MP 531 with train passing under a bridge with signal stand in photo.	-	Back
www.mopac.org Indexed by Elvin Klepzig February 2005

Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
The 'Fast' Mail	W M "Mike" Adams	8
The Rest of the Story	Ron Merrick	12
A Synopsis of Cast Resin Kits for Missouri Pacific and Texas & Pacific Prototypes	G J Michels Jr	13
MP's Northern Kansas Division	Joel S Boucher	25
Abandoned Rail Line Dismantled from the Herington Times, Herington, Kansas, November 30, 1995	-	27
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 23 - 1998

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
The Sunshine Special, part one	Walter G "Mike" Adams	5
When Trains Ruled, from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette	G. Semon	14
Seventh Annual Report of the Board of Directors of the St. Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad Company, 1859	-	16
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific Transportation Co., from Motor Coach Age, October 1976	C A Duckworth	7
Baring Cross Bridge Spanning the Arkansas River	Jerry Howe	32
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Ten-wheelers and Texas Hills	Joe Collias	5
The Sunshine Special, part 2	W M "Mike" Adams	8
The Omaha Belt Line Railway	Warren A Raschke	20
Do You Know Where This Station Is?	Jerry Howe	21
What's in a Station Name, from the Missouri Pacific Lines Magazine, part 1	-	24
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
Collecting Missouri Pacific 'Tinware	C A Duckworth	9
Modeling the U23B for the Missouri Pacific	Joe Altnether	14
Early Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Advertising Pieces	C A Duckworth	15
A Look Back at the Missouri Pacific in St. Louis. The Year Is 1858	Jerry Howe	16
Really Old MP/T&P/C&EI Models	A Richard "Dick" Smith	19
What's in a Station Name, from the Missouri Pacific Lines Magazine, part two	-	21
Missouri Pacific Milk and Cream Containers	C A Duckworth	23
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 24 - 1999

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Fast Freight to Pueblo	Tony Fey	7
Missouri Pacific Ticket Daters	C A Duckworth	22
More Passenger Consists on the T&P: June 1950	A Richard Smith	25
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific Water Tanks	C A Duckworth	8
Scheduled T&P Trains, Summer of 1881	A Richard Smith	20
Poplar Bluff and the Missouri Pacific, from the Missouri Pacific Lines Magazine, July 1923	Jerry Howe	24
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern First Annual Report 1874	-	25
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
MoPac in the Southern Illinois Coal Fields, part one	Joe Collias	7
Bagnell Branch Railroad, from the Jefferson City News Tribune, October 10, 1999	Gary Kremer	15
Long Ago, from the Pueblo Star-Journal, December 16, 1907	Robert R. Smith	18
A Short History of the Long, Illustrious Railroad Career of Walter Poneleit, Missouri Pacific Engineer	James Walter Leach	18
MoPac / Harry S. Truman Letter	Dave Smith	21
Opening of the Missouri Pacific Depot	-	22
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
MoPac in the Southern Illinois Coal Fields, part two	Joe Collias	6
Research Surprises: T&P Wreck in Abilene on April 2, 1937	A Richard Smith	18
Required Reading	W M "Mike" Adams	20
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 25 - 2000

Number 1 Spring Note: This is the only issue for Volume 25	Author	Page
All Steel 40' Box Cars, Texas & Pacific 1937-1960	Ed Hawkins	6
Missouri Pacific F-100-34 Flat Car	Thornton Waite	17
Lutesville, Birthday, from the Marble Hill Banner Press, February 20, 1969	Earl Vogel	20
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society "Calendar" Index - 2001

2001 Calendar Front Cover PHOTO C by Virgil G Knopp Texas and Pacific 0833rfa became T&P 3132 during the 1974 renumbering to better show the operating department what horsepower was assigned to trains and what was on the service tracks. SD40-2's were used initially on the MoPac's piggyback trains between Chicago, St Louis, Dallas and El Paso corridors.

2001 Calendar January PHOTO C GP-12 number MP1080fl was originally built in February 1955 as MP4512. Missouri Pacific renumbered the engine in 1962 to MP0985. When John German came over to the MoPac from the Great Northern Railroad one of the first tasks he undertook was to standardize the locomotive fleet with EMD power. As a result the RS-3's were rebuilt with EMD 567 engines and designated GP-12's.

2001 Calendar February PHOTO C Missouri Pacific EMD E7 MP7016rf waiting between assignments on the Ewing Avenue St Louis, MO service tracks . The style of the numbers on the number boards and the removal of the coupler doors would place this photo in the middle to late 1950's.

2001 Calendar March PHOTO B&W coll C Duckworth This builders photo of Iron Mountain locomotive No. 1255 IM1255r shows a work horse just waiting to go to work. The 2-8-2 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, PA USA. Build date is not readable in this photo.

2001 Calendar April PHOTO B&W coll Union Pacific Missouri Pacific heavy 2-8-2 MP1533rfa on the head end of a long merchandise freight coming into the North Little Rock, AR across the Barring Cross Bridge during World War II.

2001 Calendar May PHOTO C Missouri Pacific SD40-2 MP3243rf was built in September, 1978 and part of a group of turbocharged 3000 horsepower units. It was later converted to a "B" unit (by UP) following removal of the appliance equipment. The second engine in the photo appears to have a road number MP60xx. This series engine was designated SD40-2c. The "c" denoting use for coal service. These units were equipped with dynamic braking. The photo location is unknown.

2001 Calendar June PHOTO B&W by Joe Collias coll C Duckworth Missouri Pacific 4-6-2 Pacific MP6621rfa is working hard as it moves away from the Hot Springs, AR depot in February, 1951 and begins to increase speed.

2001 Calendar July PHOTO C Texas & Pacific TP0501fl was delivered in May 1960 as TP1146. Originally T&P road units were delivered in 'Swamp Holly' orange and black but the railroad decided in 1959 to standardize their paint standards to the Eagle Blue and Grey as used on their F7's, E7's and E8's.

2001 Calendar August PHOTO B&W coll Charlie Winters NOT&M2618es under NO&LC ownership photographed at Algiers, LA on May 6, 1950. The caboose color scheme was unique only to the NO&LC, borrowed from the MoP's 1927 standards. Colonial yellow top, chocolate brown below with black buzzsaw logo.

2001 Calendar September PHOTO B&W by R J Fairbanks coll Paul Thurman Missouri Pacific SD40-2 MP3257rfa along with other units leads a train at East Bridge Junction at Metairie, LA in July, 1981.

2001 Calendar October PHOTO B&W coll Union Pacific A World War II view of Yard "C" at Dupo, IL. The solid tracks of tank cars shown in the background were a result of the oil companies moving the transportation of oil from tanker ships to rail after numerous ship sinkings by German U-boats off the Atlantic coast early in the war. The box car converted to a caboose was an emergency measure when the Missouri Pacific found itself short of cabooses. 0-8-0 MP9740flo NOT&M2895eso.

2001 Calendar November PHOTO C by Michael Osweller Missouri Pacific GP38-2 MP2327rf w/MP2224rf shown on the job in August 1982 in Lincoln, NE. MP 2327 was built July 1981 and was part of the last purchase by the MoPac GP38-2 units.

2001 Calendar December PHOTO B&W coll C Duckworth St Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway StLIM&S0634 became MP2706 in the December 1905 renumbering. The locomotive was mainline power when it was delivered to the Iron Mountain in 1889 but ended its career on the MoPac branch lines. Sister engine #2707 can still be seen at the National Museum of Transportation in St Louis, MO.

2001 Calendar Inside Back PHOTO B&W coll C Duckworth Above is a photo of the 194 foot by 24 foot brick station at Monroe, LA. The doorway to the left of the photo was access to the Express Room, the middle area contained the ticket office with the white and colored waiting rooms on either side. The doorway on the right of this photo was access to the baggage room.

2001 Calendar Back Cover PHOTO C by A R Smith Missouri Pacific GP38-2 MP2083r is caught on film performing switching operations at the west end of Odessa, TX in March, 1989.

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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to *"the Eagle"* - Volume 26 - 2001
Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific GP7 and GP9 Locomotives	Ed Hawkins	6
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
Bad Night on the Council Grove Sub	Tony Fey	8
Modeling a Missouri Pacific U30C	Joe Altnether	14
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Number 3 & 4 Fall - Winter	Author	Page
Santa Fe's for the KO&G	Rick Morgan	9
MoPac's First Generation Diesels Air Horns	Ron Chamberlin	22
Texas & Pacific Muley End Caboose General Arrangement	-	24
The Wharf Street Freight House	Joe Collias	26
My Encounters with MoPac's GP16 Locomotives	C A Duckworth	30
The Hollister Missouri Freight House	-	40
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 27 - 2002

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Train Time at Palestine, A Photographic Essay at Palestine, Texas, During the Years 1949-1951	Joe Collias	6
Through Passenger Car Service on the Eastern Division	G J Michels Jr	14
Missouri Pacific Caboose 499	G J Michels Jr	20
Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington, Investigation No. 3154, Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, Report in Re: Accident near Syracuse, Mo., on January 1, 1948	-	21
A True MoPac Story	T Med Hogg	27
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Number 2 Sumer	Author	Page
Taking a Motorcar to Work	C A Duckworth	5
Passenger Train Consists Kansas City to St. Louis, July 1958	Ed Hawkins Joe Collias	15
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Number 3 & 4 Fall & Winter	Author	Page
Consolidations on the Missouri Pacific	W M "Mike" Adams	9
The 500s	-	19
A Sampling of 400s	-	20
Missouri Pacific's Prime Model 920 Air Horn	Ron Chamberlin	22
MoPac's GP35m Locomotives	Tom Austin	24
Palestine, Texas - July, 1945	-	27
Missouri Pacific Passenger Train Consists, part II. Eastbound Trains Departing Kansas City, July 26 and 27, 1958	Joe Collias Ed Hawkins	28
A Missouri Pacific Spot Engine Photo Album	-	38
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 28 - 2003

Number 1 Spring	Author	Page
Shipping Livestock on the Missouri Pacific	C A Duckworth	4
MoPac Stock Cars, Built 1911-1948	Ed Hawkins	24
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Number 2 Summer	Author	Page
MoPac's Colorado Trains 1888-1967 Part One - Beginnings and the Scenic Limited	G J Michels Jr	4
St. Louis to Bismarck, Missouri - Photography by John Barringer III	Joe Collias	33
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
PHOTO: With Milkado 1437 helping, Berkshire 1925 heads a freight west out of the St Louis yards. The Mike will cut off at Kirkwood and the Berk will handle the train solo to Kansas City.	MP photo	Cover
The Collector's Corner: Missouri Paicfic Jubilee Zinc Pass, for MP's 75th birthday, photo Sedalia, Warsaw & Southwestern Railway Company 1896 Annual Pass, photo	C A Duckworth	4
MoPac's One and Only Tank Engine 9527; PHOTO: The somewhat jaunty looking roundhouse goat is posed for the company photographer shortly after its conversion. Its front sand dome has been removed to allow for a hatch opening for replenishment of the saddle tank's water supply. CREDIT: MP photo, 6 additional photos, diagram, PHOTO: MP 9534, MP 15	Joe Collias	5
ICC Investigation #2493 CGW-MP Wreck PHOTO: Missouri Pacific 6000 Jefferson City, Missouri August 13, 1934. nearly 10 before it was involved in the accident discribed below. CREDIT: Roy F Blackburn DIAGRAM: shows area of accident March 29, 1941	-	10
MPHS 2003 Leavenworth, Kansas Convention Report: Model Contest, PHOTOSc	Jim Ogden Tom Stolte	15
REVIEW: Overland Models Missouri Pacific Magor and Sedalia-built Magor Copy Cabooses; PHOTOSc - models, PHOTOS - MP 917-R, MP 11050, MP 12025, MP 13029	G J Michels Joe Altnether	17
Prine 920 Airhorn Corrections	Joe Altnether	22
Jerry Howe's passing	-	22
BOOKs of Interest:Pullmans to St Louis Missouri Pacific Lines, TRRA Ass Issue 63 Summer 2003 Missouri Pacific Passenger Trains: the Post War Years by Patrick C Dorin	C A Duckworth	24
PHOTO: EMD instructioon car M100 on the Missouri Pacific as an unknown location and date. The car was used to instruct engine crews on the operation of diesels and traveled from terminal to terminal.	MP photo	25
MPHS 2003 Leavenworth, Kansas Convention Report: BOD Minutes	Ed Hawkins	15
Coal by the Carload PHOTO: MP 58747 is and ARA class HM 55 ton capacity two bay hopper built by Standard Steel Car Company in 1927 as part of the group 58500-58749. ca. 1930 CREDIT: MP photo C A Duckworth coll Cahokia Coal Co	W L "Bill" Hoss	29
What is it? TP 391, TP 556 PHOTO: The two photos on this page, taken by Ron Merrick, show Texas & Pacific GP9 391 and GP18 556. Both have a circular grill on the ends. Anyone want to to tell us what that it is for?	-	31
PHOTO: Missouri Pacific caboose 13469 is waiting for the next northbound local to Crane, Missouri from Springfield, Missouri on the White River Division in 1971. What makes this car interesting of course, is the Rockwell trucks. The only example of these trucks on the MoPac.		Rear
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Number 4 Winter	Author	Page
PHOTOc: More than 60 ART wood and steel refrigerator cars appear in this view of Grand Junction, Colorado yards believed to be taken during the later 1950s. All cars display the 1951 paint scheme with ART shield above the reporting marks and the MoPac emblem and Wabash flag to the right of the door. Some cars had been recently repainted while others show several years of dirt and grime covering their yellow sides and red roofs. Some roofs have spots of galvanized steel roof showing where the paint had peeled.	Bob's Photo	Cover
BOOK of Interest: *Missouri Pacific Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment* by James Kincaid	Joe Altnether	5
When "Ole Six Bits" Gets Rollin' Kansas City - Texas Freight reprint April 1950 issue of the Missouri Paicfic Lines Magazine	-	6
ART "Classic" Refrigerator Cars built 1939-1946, w/photos, ACF Stenciling Diagram, ACF detail diagrams for roof guard angles, standard hinge and hinge butt; CHART showing ART cars built 1936-1946 with 4/4 Dreadnaught ends in service July 1942 thru 1974 covers ACF, GATC, ART cars	Ed Hawkins	13
Further additions to Missouri Pacific Caboose History	G J Michels Jr	27
Minutes - Mid-Year 2004 BOD meeting in Pittsburg, Kansas	Ed Hawkins	35
Modeling 60s era Box Cars - P-S & GATC 50' box cars for MP. T&P and KO&G	Joe Altnether	37
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Missouri Pacific Historical Society index to "the Eagle" - Volume 29 - 2004

Number 1 & 2 Spring - Summer Double Issue	Author	Page
Missouri Pacific Heavyweight Coaches Built 1911 to 1930 PHOTO; 93, 6 in color. DIAGRAMS: 23 CHART: Missouri Pacific Heavy weight Coaches built 1911 - 1930 (Chronological by Builder) CHART: 2 - 3 hole punched removable charts listing all the coaches.	Ed Hawkins	1
CHART: Road Name Stenciling Standards for Coaches 1911-1925	-	8
Modeling MoPac Heavyweight Coaches Using the Branchline Model with assistance from Lee Freeman	Ed Hawkins	11
PHOTOSc: Branchline Models Coach by Lee Freeman	Paul Federaconi	60
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Number 3 Fall	Author	Page
Minutes of the October 8, 2004 BOD Meeting, Pittsburg, Ks.	-	4
Draft Minutes of May 7, 2004 BOD, Springfield, Mo.	-	4
Missouri Pacific's Colorado Trains 1888-1967	- G.J.Michaels	6-19
Texas & Pacific 40' 6" Steel Rebuilt Box Cars	- Ed Hawkins	20-29
T & P 40' 6" Box Car Steel Rebuilds, Circa 1936 to 1953 Chart	-	29
Books of Interest Review- Missouri Pacific Passenger Trains By Patrick Dorin	- C Duckworth	30
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