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Source:             Sesquicentennial Supplement III, Ledger-Enquirer
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                 Steamboats Were Area’s Workhorses and Toys 
                                 By Ralph Willingham
                                 Ledger Staff Writer


  For many years there were as many as four competing steamboat lines. In 1894, 
for instance, they were the Central Line, with three boats leaving on Tuesdays, 
Thursdays and Saturdays; Columbus and Gulf Navigation Co., launching the 
steamer Fannie Fearne each Thursday; People's Line, with Saturday excursions; 
and Merchant and Travelers Line, leaving on Thursdays.
  
Special Sesquicentennial Supplement III 
Ledger-Enquirer, Sunday, April 30, 1978, pages S-18 

    

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