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DescriptionCPRR & UPRR Display Ads May 1869.jpg	English: Central Pacific Railroad & Union Pacific Railroad display advertisements carried in The Salt Lake Daily Telegraph the week that two lines' rails were joined at Promontory Summit, Utah, on May 10, 1869.
Date	May, 1869
Source	The Cooper Collection of US Railroad History
Author	Central Pacific Railroad of California; Union Pacific Railroad Co.. Original uploader was Centpacrr at en.wikipedia
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