Red Wine Express nudges schedule between Montreal and Boston
The Canadian Pacific night express known as the Red Wine will depart Montreal at 9 55 giving a forty minute shift earlier from January 11 and arrive Boston at the same time as before. The Red Wings train remains all steel with latest equipment. Deputy general auditor Patterson is appointed to the Canadian Pacific Railway with Charles B Gordon succeeding as auditor of disbursements. A motorcycle ski duo caused a midwinter sensational run at Lake Louise at 6 000 feet altitude. Charles Henderson retires after 54 years with CPR as a conductor. Manitoba University hockey team sails for Liverpool for a tour, while corn shows in Saskatchewan highlight a growing prairie yield and prairies westward expansion. Over 55 000 pounds of octopus were caught in 1928 and 28 000 in 1929, traded mainly to Orientals in British Columbia.
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