First of all, an apology, as I have previuously indicated that there wasn't any mention of an Electric Production or GCA. Wrong. Read it, but it didn't set in.
And I didn't need an invitation of medals to play this scenario. Thus, after plaing a number of years before the corrected version, I continued to play.
If to a stategy, I was able to attain most of the requirement by 1915, 1935, and 1950. The exception was that of CBV requiring $600G of which I attained $488G, and that of the Total Haul of 80G of which I only attained 46G.
I don't know if it was a hinderence by bulldozing depots, after the industry supply was deleted. This was evident with coal, iron, and ore industries. Hence, a player has to periodically check his train inventory, to see if any appear "to be waiting for cargo". Then check the area to see if there is an industry. I did not bulldoze the track.
As I laid track, I would buy any profitable industry along its thoroughofare. By the end of the game, I believe that I had almost every industry bought or built. And tracks laid to most all supplying depots.
I might have made a mistake until 1930, in that of routing of trains, and basically using a 0/5 for intermediate cities, and a 2/5 for greater star cities. But it might have been in the set-up of the route. Route e.g. A-B-C-D-E, would be set up A-C-E-D-B-A. This I believed gave me better revenue for distances. I would build the sand/water and mntnc at 1 end and a sand/water at the other end. In conjunction a regular train e.g. A-E-A. The revenue was not all that bad, but the "haul" was not accummulating fast enough. Hence I switched the routing to every stop e.g. A-B-C-D-E-D-C-B-A. Don't know if it really inproved revenue in the haul.
Some part of play which was a disadvantage, was naturally the supply being on the opposite end of the map to the demand depot/industry. I tried to build an industry closest to the supply, and especially that of the 1st Electric plant. Another one didn't come very fast, and although the GCA came fairly well, I could have built a plant a lot closer to the supply of coal and oil.
Corn was another of such a problem for cattle. And although the chemical and fertilizer plants came late in the scenario, they did help to increase corn commodity to help increase the volume of shipping both to local and "other side of the map" industries.
In all, this scenario was a lot of fun. A little hectic at times with the real time with the coal, iron, ore, and oil, but overall I enjoyed it concept and imagination. The only basic problem which I encountered was that of not being able to get a sizeable "dot" for the city of Fewe, so that I could incorporate it in a routing, even though I "zoomed" it.
So I hope that these hints will help others, and that everyone will find as much enjoyment in this creation as me. Hence a
to Arop and his talents.
Sorry! I'll get it fixed as soon as possible tomorrow. (In Denmark it's now 10.30 pm. and I've have just returned from a party) 
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Bharelia.zip
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