Easter Time Poem Verse on Spring Wonder
An evocative verse celebrates Easter Time as spring’s symbolic miracle. The air fills with hopeful signs and sweet promises as sunlight completes the unfinished thought of the season.
02 Apr 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1918
Page
1
An evocative verse celebrates Easter Time as spring’s symbolic miracle. The air fills with hopeful signs and sweet promises as sunlight completes the unfinished thought of the season.
Incomplete text describes a local church building matter with references to a union church and a building project. Specifics and names are unreadable, but the notice indicates formal action or alteration related to church facilities and location.
The postmaster holds income tax forms and offers guidance to farmers and others. Persons under certain income thresholds need not file, but filling the blank is advised to avoid penalties. The article notes that deductions for depreciation and land payments may reduce taxable income and be allowed by inspectors under the act.
Auction sale to start April 1 at Balleyli listing stock and effects including grain and goods. A. D. Bourke in charge with reputation for well selected items suited to the public needs. Sale aims to raise funds with orderly bidding and full settlement.
At the March 20 meeting Homemakers elected President Mrs K Robertson Vice President Mrs P C Barr Secretary Treas Miss C Bird Reporter Miss Pringle Directors Mrs Bert Bustedo Miss Ella Pringle Miss Mamie Warden Auditors Mrs Dior and Mrs Skelton The meeting time was changed to the first Saturday The next meeting will be April 6 at town hall with Mrs P C Baer hosting All interested are invited to attend.
Two town advertisers report their goods sold quickly after notices appeared. The brief confirms prompt customer response and solid demand for advertised items.
A wedding observed nine miles southwest of Cut Knife when Miss Shields wed the son of Mr and Mrs Philips. Rev Gardner of Rockhaven conducted the ceremony in a parlor setting with about forty guests. A wedding dinner followed. The bride wore white silk with embroidered net. the groom in dark blue Serge. The bride, the second daughter, is described as industrious and skilled in household duties.
The text outlines military organization from army corps at 60 000 men down to a lieutenant led platoon. It lists corps generals, brigadiers, colonels, lieutenant colonels, majors, captains, lieutenants, and a remaining incomplete line.
Community items record minor deeds and movements including Dion Brothers expanding seed and potato sales, J A Proctor and family visiting Saskatoon, Mat Beaudry purchasing land near Wilkie, and a Red Cross meeting at Mrs H S Johnston in April. Mentions Toronto clothing house rep Norman W Pew and Cat Knife teacher O MacKenzie taking Easter break to Winnipeg.
Market bulletin shows itemized feeds including oats and Canadian Western brands with price indications. Listing notes risk of rejection and quality terms. No clear dates or buyers identified.
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