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	<title>Comments on: Before OSR CP Transfer woodstocK #21 (TK21) is rolling through the growing corn fields at Putnam, Ontario with 7 loads for the elevator in town. After working Putnam, they ran light power to Ingersoll to lift the OSR Interchange. The St. Thomas sub was a busy place in these days, with up to 8 movements a day. Often you could find CP 141 (Oshawa to St. Thomas) the &#8220;Frame Train&#8221; meeting a CAMI job at Beachville with item 4&#8242;s on each other. About three times a week a job would work to Putnam and St. Thomas as required, since the Frame Train was dedicated to General Motors traffic only.</title>
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