Recently I came across this article on my hometown situated on the Santa Fe Railroad line Old National Trail and the soon-to-be storied Route 66. “Taming Ash Fork, Arizona” June 1, 1912   Tucson Arizona Daily Star “Ash Fork is today as innocent as a newborn babe; she is as pure and white, morally, as the drifted snows that rim the San Francisco’s. “Sixteen women of easy virtue, two of their consorts and the justice of the peace of that precinct were rounded up and taken t


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