Canadian railways tout record freight and tourism boosts
The article notes new livestock freight rates by Canadian Pacific and Canadian National to meet truck competition, effective Aug 15 from 156 miles around Toronto, aiming to boost rail movement. It also highlights Miss England III the speedboat visiting Montreal and plans by 200 organizations to join a Halifax convention sea cruise, with a July to September travel package through Maritime Provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Toronto
Montreal
Duchess of Richmond
Gar Wood
Detroit
Kaye Don
R. E. Garner
Kaye Dor
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Halifax
Clarke Steamship Co
Dominion Atlantic
Pacfic Railways
New Northland
Charlottetown
Sydney
St. Pierre- Miquelon
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Maritime Provinces
Great weekend turnout for Canadian Pacific bargain trips
Victoria Day crowds swelling travel by the Canadian Pacific and other lines show the success of this year’s weekend and holiday fares. In Montreal visitors from eastern Canada and the United States filled the city as similar influxes were reported elsewhere. The funeral for George A. Walton, former general passenger agent, drew memorial attendance from officials, dignitaries, and friends including His Honor James D. McGregor, Winnipeg’s Mayor Ralph H. Webb, and church leaders in a service conducted by Bishop Matheson and Rev. H. S. Reed.
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Quebec
Lower St. Lawrence
Maritime Provinces
Railroads of
Canada
Atlantic Seaboard
Montreal
Onatario
Sudbury
Capreol
Windsor
Sarnia
Est
Railways of Canada
Isom
United States
Canadian Pacific Railway
Masonic Order
Rotary
George A. Walton
Winnipeg
Elmwood
James D. McGregor
Manitoba
Ralph H. Webb
Oddfellows Visit Brightens Hamiota Lodge for Jubilee Links
An Eight on Friday November 11 in Orange Hall Hamiota marked the arrival of the Travelling Linke emblem of Manitoba Oddfellows. Jubilee Lodge No. 37 Woned Winnipeg brethren presented to Hamiota Lodge No. 38 with a ceremony, music and addresses. Remarks traced the movement from America to Manitoba and highlighted local talent with many Sisters and Brothers participating.
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Orange Hall
Hamiota
Oddfellows Lodges
Province of
Manitoba
Hamiota Lodge
Jubilee Lodge
W Onipeg
Oddfellows
America
Oddfellows Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Bro. Butterfield
W. Dick P.@ M
G.R
Winnipeg
Bro
Butterfield
Wm Matheson
Hamilla Lodge
Canadian Pacific notes and royal voyage farewells mix with sports
Liza Commanda a Chippewa Indian golf caddy at Canaidian Pacific French River Bungalow, eighth in women’s marathon swim at Toronto, awarded $150. J G Strathdee says she will be trained and enter annually until she wins. Fleeting farewells as Empress of Britain carries Captain Mollison home from Wolfe’s Cove Quebec. Mrs Woodrow Wilson rejects politics while attending a family wedding in Tokio and tours the Canadian Rockies. Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister departs BC after enjoying four fish and a 17 pound salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza Commanda
Toronto
J. G. Strathdee
District of Columbia
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Banff Springs
Tokio
Sir Philip Cunliffe- Lister
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Imperial Limited
Calgary
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Canadian Pace Railway
Winnipen
Algoma
North Bay
Deriach
Angiera
Miawa
Cipemnpati
Ohio
Gatineau River
Maniwaki
T A O. Seymour
Laurentian
Gatineau
A O. Seymour
Oakner
Vane
Rebekahs
G. H
Sister Rattan
W. W. Kirk
Bro. H. Gray
Eleanor Gray
Misa Alma
Tisspital
Wa Maruison Chairman
Hemphill
Sec Press
Echo Office
The
Hamiota Echo
C. W. Venables W H. Josey
Business College
Dominion Business College
Cooper Institute OF Accountancy
David Cooper
C.A
Man
J. A. Mollison
England
Wolfe's Cove
Latta
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary, In
McConnell’s
McNaught’s Drag Store
the Coleman Lamp and Stove CO
Ontario
Thos Lemon
Sa Pominion
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Alberta
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