This menu dates from before 1909, when NP began selling its Great Big Baked Potato. Other than the fact there are no giant spuds on this menu, there’s not much to date it except for prices. Update: This menu is from the 1920s as indicated by the name L.K. Owen, who began working as NP’s dining car superintendent in 1921. The Great Big Baked Potato must have been advertised on a separate card.

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