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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1917
Page
8
A discussion argues against relying on a single milk test for fat content. It suggests a composite sample of five or six milkings, taken while cows are in normal condition, to improve accuracy and prevent good cows from being misjudged. Ottawa dairy division notes this method has yielded better culled results.
The Doukhobors faced cancellation of 2,000 homesteads in Yorkton district due to religious oaths. Unable to enlist, they bought 20,000 acres of orchard lands in British Columbia, built a jam factory and mills, and ship about 30 carloads of fruit annually. They plan to sell prairie market fruits while crops in Saskatchewan and Alberta improve, reflecting rising prosperity.
Local digest mentions Willkie visiting during a concert event at a Rutland hotel dining area. The report notes Irene School ties and a paver named Roiner in a related post position, with brief references to local figures.
Scattered notes describe a fair judging scene with praise for displays and cooking. The fragment hints at judges delivering verdicts amid a lively show, with references to exhibitor efforts and a focus on quality exhibits.
A fragmentary OCR passage hints at a historic case involving a crown related matter and tied to a suspect named Will. The edges suggest references to a trial or inquiry with mentions of allowances, witnesses, and potential penalties. Abstract content limits precise facts.
The council authorized fence placement west of the road allowance, considered damages claim for a heifer, exempted several parcels from spar tax in 1917, and appointed Ketcheson and Martin to discuss town road access with Wilkie officials. A government surveyor was requested to study a road deviation. payments to Ketcheson and Billy were approved. meeting adjourned to September 3. Tax list updates warned ratepayers of late payments and extra costs.
The School Fair directed by the Out Agricultural Society proved successful and will be held this year on September 20. The program will be published soon to help schools plan and select entries. All schools are urged to attend the fair.
A report notes a large amount of weeda allowed to remain in the gardens. It lists attendance at 44 pupils, 10 days, 16 avantandanes, and 82.34 percent with no examinations held during the month. Flora L. Jackson, teacher.
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