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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1917
Page
10
An automotive feature argues the car is essential for daily life and urges drivers to save gasoline and tires by maintaining a Maxwell vehicle. The piece emphasizes efficiency and practicality amid rising transport needs.
Various newspapers including The Gri Montreal Herald and The Farmers Advocate list subscription prices. The Winnipeg Telegram Magazine offers an option at $2.00 for a smaller edition, while other offers are quoted at $2.25 with additional topics and general information.
Hillsdale residents report their first real taste of winter. Andy Morrison moved into a new house last week. Miss L Holmes visits with sister Mrs. F Warner. Morrison hauled sheep to Winnipeg by car last week. Matthews Robertson and Morrison install Unity telephones. Lottie Rodgers is home after working near Winter. Jas Rea recovers from a broken leg suffered in Saskatoon. Eugène McPhail visits relatives in Winnipeg. John Newby cares for stock in his absence. Chas Matthews goes to Winnipeg with cattle for Lesbitt Watt and aims to return with feeding steers. Wm Baynton suffers facial injuries after clutch failure while starting his engine.
Calder addresses supporters urging steadfast backing for the Union Government in the election. He emphasizes hard work and sincere effort as the path to victory, noting apathy in many districts and calling for all to commit fully.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear place names and phrases. The readable bits do not reveal a coherent event, person, or organization to compile a factual summary. No followable details emerge for a proper newspaper card.
An analysis argues two political paths in Canada under Sir Robert Borden. It contends the Conservative strategy colludes with Liberals, betrays sincerity, and relies on office control to win, contrasting Liberal strength in the West with misleading coalition bids.
Fragmentary OCR text shows distorted names and phrases. The readable bits suggest a brief item about fears or concerns tied to a person or event, but specifics are unavailable. No clear entities or actions can be established for a reliable summary.
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