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Newspaper
Cascade Record
Location
Cascade, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
2
The Record hints at Cascade's bright future in the Boundary region while promising a specimen pumpkin litter from Rancho de Christina Heights if scribes cooperate. The paper jokes about subscriptions and blue marks as a playful inducement and reflects on recent lean periods in reporting prosperity.
This final issue marks the Cascade Record’s end after 38 years of journalism. The editor announces plans to farm and hunt, expects a local paper revival, and thanks readers and exchanges while offering rebates to prepaid subscribers and a final prize picture.
Local note says Presbyterian church service tomorrow at seven. Pole stakes reset on Cascade Waterpower line as James Cameron visits from Gladstone. Russell expects a hotel with Geo Devon leasing a building and S W Bear building a portable water tank. Sunday School basket picnic set near the dam next Tuesday at 1 pm. W V E railway work to start at Cascade with 100 workers to clear right of way toward the tunnel site.
The document describes concurrent grading work toward Marcus with a fast timeline. It mentions a summer construction branch from the current point to Phoenix, to access Summit and Phoenix camps.
H H Vreeland urged job seekers to dress well and present themselves boldly. A man who followed the advice walked from Harlem with $21 to buy clothes shoes and a shave and requested a railroad conductor position, securing the job.
A lyrical excerpt describes the woods as a sanctuary from city stress. It honors birds, moss, and deer in serene solitude where nature’s peace surpasses human folly and fashion. The speaker praises safety, beauty, and wonder in a protected heartland.
Vaughn and McInnis of the Phoenix meat market have sold their business to the P. Burns monopoly. Lady Schultz travels to Ireland to arrange a memorial window valued at $2,000 for her late husband Sir John Schultz to be installed at Holy Trinity church in Winnipeg.
Right of way agent Mr. H. E. Charles met with landowners yesterday as preparations start for a 860 foot tunnel. Company plans to string out gangs and outfits along the new line with work to begin soon. Dispatch from Grand Forks July 3 notes J. M. Stevens and L. E. Shields visited after route inspection. Sub-contracts largely let and graders expected in the area within a week.
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