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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1917
Page
12
Advertising rates listed for government notices and classified ads. Rates include 12 cents per action and 8 cents per line for subsequent items. Reading notices 1 cent per line first insertion, 8 cents per line for each further insertion. Legal notices, sale ads, and regular daily ads priced by inch with special rates on request.
Mr. W J Young of Griswold Manitoba reports the loss of fifteen pure bred Clydesdales after a sudden illness from cryptogramic poison. Horses showed rapid distress then collapsed. grain feed possibly contaminated by mould due to early snow. Deputy Minister J H Evans warns the issue could spread, urging close inspection of stock feed to avert wider harm.
A reflective reminiscence compares 100 years ago where ten men earned a dollar and three bags of potatoes cost a dollar to the hardship of earning two days’ hard farm labor for the same dollar. The passage questions whether this alters the perceived value of that era.
Government decree orders seizure or regulation of bonded warehouses handling intoxicants. Officials emphasize compliance and outline enforcement steps, including penalties for violations and timelines for implementation. Gov't seeks to curb illicit storage and distribution.
The Canadian Pacific Railway exhibits at the Chicago Bureau of Industry and Agriculture showcase Canada’s products, especially Western farm goods, available to view on weekdays. Misses Nettie and Martha Munsell travel to Saskatoon for further studies in Collegiate and Normal education.
Roll of honor entry listing H Brackenbury and P Gibbault as featured honorees for local service or achievement in the community, with no additional context provided.
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