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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1918
Page
4
Church services in Cut Knife Town include Sunday gathering at 3 00 p m and Sabbath School at 2 50 p m with R G Gharch presiding on the second Sunday of each month at Ha Hail 7 00 p.m.
The publication from the office at BuoaD Stumer Cut Knife Base Advertising announces a weekly newspaper serving Cut Knife and nearby fertile district interests. Subscriptions cost $140 yearly in Canada and $1.50 elsewhere, with publication every Wado day evening.
Advertising rates listed for government and municipal notices, reading notices, and miscellaneous ads. Charges include per line and per inch rates with adjustments for subsequent insertions and display or special ads. Rates vary by insertion type and column width.
The Red Triangle plans a campaign from the Pacific to the Atlantic starting May 1 to raise 2 250 000 for M C A overseas work. It notes no adequate estimate can be made of its wartime activity and praises volunteers who have shown cheer and comfort to troops.
Ploughing matches are rising in popularity with several societies planning three or four events in different district localities. The effort is praised as a social uplift and educational advance. The Cut Knife Agricultural Society is urged to organize its annual match, hoping for greater community interest this year.
Four years of war have seen no greater ferocity than the recent struggle for dominance, with the end still unseen. The narrative highlights immense sacrifice andcontinued conflict as lines between opposing sides remain clashed and unresolved.
A fragmented report notes changes in male exemption status across Canada with new rules affecting those deemed physically capable. It mentions shifts toward royal authority and alignment with the King, affecting eligible groups and dates unclear in the sketchy text.
R. McKenzie, long time head of the road branch, is appointed chief field engineer as the Battleford Division outlines district and roadwork programs under the province's new plan.
Rural Municipality Hillsdale No 440 publishes pounds location and fees under the Stray Animals Act. Poona Alexa Piten son is named as the operator in Troaparer.
Farmers may help the Red Cross by bringing in scrap iron. The sand storm on Saturday evening was the worst yet experienced in this district. The question arises who will start a scrap-iron campaign for the Red Cross. The spring demand for tractors is taxing manufacturers' capacity.
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