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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
5
Minutes of the Rural Municipality of Cut Knife No 39 council meet held February 6 with all members present. Reeve Burley presided and signed the declaration of office as weed concerns were discussed and L M Bingham moved to appoint one weed inspector for the municipality.
Union Bank discloses paid up capital of 5 million dollars and reserves over 3.4 million with total assets above 880 million. The report traces growth through historical figures from 1 to 1912 with figures 578,637 16,533,876 37,409,681 and 55,643,353. Branch note by L A Fitzpatrick Manager.
Council meeting records show votes on municipal association membership, funding requests for Victoria Order of Nurses, bridge land payment guarantees, road alias adjustments, and various accounts. Debates include resignations and calls to notify J P Towle on road posts. Meeting adjourned to March 6.
A London dated dispatch reports Kitchener urging fast action in Pretoria. An officer requests twelve hours to deliver a despatch and is granted. engineers discuss safer bridge construction, with Kitchener weighing risks to workmen and approving the safer plan if only modest extra time is needed.
A fragmented patriotic proclamation declares unity across Canada and Australasia, calling for collective defense against German threats and Boer uprisings. It asserts loyal love for a free-born people, urging a shared war effort and a stance against Kaiser’s aggression. The piece ends with a rallying cry for England led by Harold and Jon.
Fragmentary passage examines Germany’s chancellors from Bismarck to Bethmann Hollweg, noting their roles as statesman soldier diplomat and philosopher and pondering how few years suffice for judgment on a leader’s capacity.
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