05 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
1
The Second Annual Fair drew large crowds with indoor and outdoor displays of preserved vegetables, crops, hogs, cattle, and diverse farm exhibits. Prize winners in horse and cattle categories were announced while evening festivities included a dance and food stalls as a busy day concluded.
Notices posted around town announce a meeting in the town hall Monday evening August 9 for the Qut Knife School District No. 1903 ratepayers to discuss moving the school house into the village. The secretary requests attendance to air views or suggest other plans. Geo Bury, vice president of the OPR, says he is making allowances for a crop of 240,000,000 bushels of wheat after a trip through the West.
A Sask War Hospital tag day drew a large, orderly crowd. Over $45 was raised, the Ladies Aid booth netted about $138 with a $72 balance to support the Presbyterian church building in Cut Knife. The event featured Dursoo Jerseys by D Fleming, horse shows, and a lively cattle and dairy display on a warm dry day.
The notice explains a quarterly telephone tax of 34.10 per section upon installation and an annual subscription to cover operating expenses. It estimates total annual cost to subscribers will be under 20 dollars, with the central operator and rent and other charges included.
A wire to the parents of Private Ernest Robinson of Wardenville says he died of wounds received in battle some time ago. He enlisted with the first contingent and the community extends its sympathy.
Finder signs left at Dion Bros store One Glove and a comb were found along the trail to Vormnen Jon Loringer. Owners may claim by calling Grinder Office and bringing a lemon pie.
The report notes Charles Becker a former New York police lieutenant who was hanged in Sing Sing on Friday for the Rosenthal murder. It mentions a German Emperor vow to enter Warsaw and declare Polish independence, but the text remarks on the district’s stance since the conflict began.
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