Alberta Lumber Boom and Pacific Railway Extension
Lumber firms report Alberta’s largest business volume since 1912 with 100 million feet cut this year. most supplies from British Columbia. Farmers welcome the twenty mile Hoadley subdivision extension on the Canadian Pacific Railway. Japanese trade official Kato buys 8 million bushels of wheat, citing market costs and diet shifts.
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