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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 28, 2000

Page

7

Hatters witness CPR new steam train tour across Canada

More than 5,000 Medicine Hat residents toured CPR’s No. 3001 Jubilee steam loco and new passenger cars on September 10, 1936. The cross country tour drew 168 671 inspections as dignitaries joined the Hatters, who rode to Swift Current, Calgary and back. The streamlined train features 4 4-4-4 wheels, 300 psi boilers, self oiling rollers, and top speeds up to 120 mph with luxurious reclining chairs. The Chinook is to run Calgary to Edmonton after coast trips, with construction cost around half a million dollars.

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Prices Across 1935 and 1936 Snapshot

A cross section of item prices lists Kellogg's Corn Flakes at 22 cents for three, coffee at 39 cents a pound, a six room modern house for 1800, regular gasoline 26 cents a gallon, and a Banff golf tour package for 79.75 including rail, meals, and golf fees. The list covers furniture, clothing, food, travel, and services.

Kellogg’s Banff Banff Springs Garbutt “Business College

Fay Wray’s Cardston roots to King Kong fame noted

Cardston area woman Fay Wray rose from a wilderness ranch southwest of Cardston born in 1907 to become the star of 1933 film King Kong. Howard Snyder recalls her iconic status and his role in honors, including a fountain built in 1962 and naming his daughter Athena Fay Snyder after the actress. He notes Wray appeared in about 80 films during a long career.

Cardston Athena Fay Snyder Fay Wray Vina Joseph Wray Snyder Joseph Wray

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