Great Western Railway Company records, 1901-1978 [manuscript].
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Each new factory of the Great Western Sugar Company quickly became the hub of the agricultural community in which it was built. The Great Western Sugar Company, incorporated on February 27, 1905, was the dominant producer of Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska beet sugar for over sixty years. From the description of Records of the Great Western Sugar Company, 1893-1984. (Poudre River Public Library District). WorldCat record id: 66906174 Each new factory of the Great...
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