15 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
1
Allied forces press the battle across the front with English French Canadian troops aiding the advance. Officers report rapid progress as enemy lines retreat in disorder after penetrations of several miles. Tanks and armored cars inflicted heavy damage while the battle continues with favorable reports from end to end.
The August council meeting adopted road allowances across sections 35 34 40 20 and 21 with gate works. They agreed to cancel tax roll 1013 46 6 and adopt the Wild Land Tax Roll. Imrie proposed fencing the Park with 8 wires on posts 16 feet apart and leaving road access, plus a 12 foot wide south side approach. A 40 rod fence with two barb wires and two roadside closets and garbage destroyers were also planned.
In early settlement two homesteaders George and Jack share a tale of an intelligent ox used for messages and mail runs. The piece argues Cut Knife should receive better mail service and cautions against mischaracterizing local residents as ox o gram cases.
A warning points to the recent findings of magistrates Brookes. The notice emphasizes concerns raised by the panel and outlines potential implications for local governance and judicial processes.
The Canada Registration Board announces that lost certificates must be reported to the Central Registrar in Ottawa. Applicants should provide certificate number and issuing registrar details. Communications to the central registrar may be sent free and no charge is made for a new certificate.
D B McNeff of Ockhaven arrives in town on Tuesday for a brief visit, with Wan and Wickress noted as locals observing the excursion.
Crop bulletin notes that prospects have materially improved in many sections of the provinces due to rains in the past two weeks. Special reports received indicate favorable moisture conditions aiding harvest outlook.
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