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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1917
Page
16
A discussion on dairy milk testing questions whether single tests misjudge cattle. It favors composite sampling of five to six milkings during normal condition to better identify cows with fatty tests, noting evidence from Ottawa dairy division trials and calls for fall particulars to prevent misclassification.
The Grinder reports the Dukhobor community in Yorkton area faced homestead cancellations due to religious oaths. Breaking free, they bought 20000 acres in British Columbia, built a jam factory and mills, and ship about 30 carloads of fruit yearly. Prospects rise as Veregin pitches prairie market sales for orchard produce.
Local digest notes a Willkie appearance during a Rutland event with mentions of Irene School and a dining scene at the hotel front. Roiner is referenced in a postion context with Irene School.
Disjointed notes describe a fair judged by judges amid a splendid display of cooking and grain displays. The scribbles hint at a verdict or outcome but lack clear names, dates, or places, leaving the event and results unclear.
Fragments describe uncertain names and items tied to a season or event. Text references old names, witnesses, and possible losses or actions by figures, with unclear details and chronology.
The council approved fences along the road west of section 35 41 19 and authorized G Phelps fence permission. Damages to Stewart Owens for a heifer at W Gendal’s pound approved. Several claims exempt from spar tax 1917 roll. Delegates Ketcheson and Martin to discuss road access with Wilkie town council. Government to send a surveyor for road deviation between Sec 7 and 42 21. Payments approved for Billy from 302 to 620. Meeting adjourned to September 3. Tax roll notices warn ratepayers about overdue taxes and land inclusion.
The School Fair organized by the Out Agricultural Society proved successful and will be held this year on September 20. The program will be published soon and distributed to enable schools to plan and make selections. Each school is urged to participate fully.
A school report notes a large amount of weed control in the gardens and no examinations held during the month. Flora L. Jackson is listed as the teacher with 44 pupils attending and a ten day term plus sixteen avantandanes recorded, showing 82.34 percent attendance.
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