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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1917
Page
12
Bacan Sr Cur Kus Sas Advertising on application. One dollar per year in advance here elsewhere 1.00. A weekly newspaper devoted to the best interests of Cut Knife and the fertile district surrounding. Ss. F Weaven, Publisher.
The notice outlines advertising rates with a 14 game per listing exemption, 8 cents per line for single insertions, 10 cents for another, and 5 cents per additional insertion. Lost items and want ads have 25 cents per insertion with 25 cents for each follow-up. Regular display ads are 2 cents per inch with single space. Special ads have tailored rates on inquiry.
Information from the Department at Regina describes a planned harvest laborers union aimed at withholding work until wages rise. The movement, dominated by men of foreign extraction, prompts calls for immediate federal and provincial action to counter the organizing effort before harvesting begins.
Fragmentary passage discusses farm management through trial and personal adjustment. It references a farmer observing conditions, applying rotation and varied treatment at his own farm to improve eduction and results.
In 1913 Rafetadt a Alberta homesteader died without heirs or a will, leaving a quarter section and about 500 dollars after debts. The Exchequer Court action by the King via the Attorney General of Canada contends the property belongs to Canada in right of Crown rather than Alberta. Hon. C W Cross defended for the Trusts Company.
Fragment mentions the farm and its workshop as the center of business. indicates the farm's capital and the broader enterprise built around the workshop. No clear events, dates, or named entities present.
A mid summer ad warns in arrears to pay taxes to erase the name. The notice, from the Secretary of Our Knife, states the tax sale list is now being processed and urges immediate payment to avoid action.
The Grinder and the Montreal Herald and Weekly Star offer a combined yearly rate of two dollars with an option to add the Farmers Advocate weekly section for two dollars and twenty five cents. Early subscriptions are encouraged before rate increases take effect.
Card of Thanks from Westhas expresses gratitude for the many expressions of sympathy and assistance received during the bereavement. The notice notes the sale of new potatoes on August 6, about twenty years ago, at 75 cents per bushel.
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