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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1917
Page
9
The Cut Knife Grinder is a weekly newspaper serving Cut Knife and the fertile surrounding district. Publisher F Weave provides advertising rates on application with annual subscription in Canada or elsewhere. Subscription price listed as £1.00 per year in advance.
Government and municipal notices priced at 12 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents for each subsequent. Read notices 10 cents per line first, 1 cent per line subsequent. Lost stray or for sale items 60 cents per inch per insertion. Regular display ads 20 cents per inch with wider spaces available on enquiry.
The Grinder vows to maintain independence and influence public opinion fairly as Canada faces a new provincial election. It notes candidates’ approval of its stance while highlighting larger issues beyond party politics and fidelity to allies.
A short notice records the event Theeday Wikie Day Cot Kaife scheduled for 12:30. Details are limited in the readable text.
In a column style appeal the piece asserts independence from parties while urging readers to weigh responsibility and reach a wise conclusion. The editorial frames the fight as defense of liberty and justice rather than party conflict.
A brief editorial expresses readiness to subordinate arguments to the urgent national issue and advocates for a policy or method that can be swiftly and effectively addressed. It emphasizes the need for wise handling and decisive steps.
Fragmentary note cites Laurier Liberals opposing the Unionist campaign and mentions reconstruction period uncertainties. The text lacks clear events, dates, or participants to form a complete report.
An obituary notice states the departed rests at the home of Mr D Baynton Wilbert and Ruth with six remains laid to rest, in the arms of Jesus. The brief lines reflect pious sentiment and belief.
The Gallivan School reports November pupil attendance at 14.2 average with 82 marks by George Gerts and McTavish both noted. Percentages and full details are partly unreadable in the record.
Unable to extract a clear event or entities from the fragment. The readable parts reference a concert, a crowd, and identifiable places or names remain garbled.
Toronto December 5 officials announce exemptions for farmers in class A who are employed on farm production of food. Ministerial order releases such workers if they continue farm work. W R P Parker of Toronto named to prosecute appeals and appoint representatives to handle exemptions nationwide.
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