Start of an Overseas Empire in Canada’s Era
A fragmented 1885 account recalls visionary builders behind Canada’s rail and empire drive. Lord Strathcona drives the "Tsim" past Craigellachie as Sir Sandford Fleming and George B. Harves stand with provincial leaders, marking a tense moment in Rogers Pass era.
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Canadian Pacific exhibit wins gold medal at National Exhibition
Canada data shows nine months ending September 1925 earnings reach 19 77,076 up from 18 118,456 in 1924. The CP exhibit district features Premier Howard Ferguson portrait and a scene. E. W. Beatty says more M type liners will be built to replace older ships like Marloch Montrose. A Newfoundland fishing note describes a large Shuswap Lake fish 35 1/2 inches by 24 inches. Livestock markets in Montreal plan exchanges to curb cattle decline in Quebec. A flying boat firefighting craft is tested near Ottawa with plans to deploy in Manitoba. 1925 dividends from gold and silver miners in Northern Ontario total 10 402 174 up from 1924. Since 1904, cumulative miner dividends total 150 774 199 with monthly profits around 1,000,000.
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World Record Bushels Marked On CPR Lines
Reports show 3 559 000 bushels marketed on Friday November 29 on CPR western lines, following 148 078 445 bushels August 1 to November 20. Year to date, 109 651 136 bushels marketed versus last year’s 148 078 445, up about 35 percent at stations along CPR.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Henry Myers Signwriter Seeks Winter Visit Abroad
Henry Myers thanks patrons past and present and announces he will spend this winter visiting relatives in Britain. He plans to return to Daunhin next spring and looks forward to new and old associations during the trip.
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