Ontario and Western Rail and Industry Notes
Ontario crops ripened quickly and shipments of strawberries were heavier this year. The Pacific Railway reports new wireless train communications and a lunch-counter car innovation boosting travel. A glow worm power device claims high efficiency, while Alberta wolf hunters renew efforts north of Great Slave Lake. A Holstein Friesian heifer from Williamsburg posts record milk yield, and Imperial Limited heritage marks Canada’s transcontinental service with reissued milestones.
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