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Truck on fire

Truck on fire

Queen City Fire Department District 2 responded to a car fire in a parking lot behind Cass County Bank. According to the owner of the vehicle, Brandon Robinson, he recently replaced the transmission and while driving noticed that the truck was smoking. When he got out of the truck and popped the hood he noticed something was leaking. Soon after the truck caught fire and it soon was engulfed in flames. Once the Queen City fire department got to the scene they quickly dispatched the fire. There were no injuries reported on the scene. Journal-Sun Photo

Jefferson & North-western Railway Company

Jefferson & North-western Railway Company

For more than 50 years until its closure in 1941, the Jefferson & Northwestern Railroad provided Cass County communities with a link to the goods and services of the world. This railway was the creation of the owners of the Clark & Boice Lumber Company, who had built a large sawmill on the Big Cypress River at Jefferson in 1880. The mill was a very large operation during its time, capable of producing 100,000 boardfeet a day, and employing more than 200 workers.

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