Beaver County News | 1921-04-13 | Page 4 | Bringing People West

lilUNGIXG PEOPLE WEST Homescekers are again headed west, due to special homeseeker's rates on railroads. These are the first low fares for settlers to be offered of-fered in four years and they are dif-j dif-j t'erent from the custom pursued in j the old days, when only one-way rates were in vogue. Stopovers are allowed at all points and a prospective prospec-tive homeseeker has every opportun-i opportun-i ity to view the country, j The Union Pacific system is mak- !lng a special effort to bring settlers west. Fares are uniform on all the lines reaching the territory. The railroads rail-roads are slowly picking up the threads of broken traffic arrange ments which formerly encouraged people to travel.