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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
2
Public notice outlines land regulations for homesteading in the Northwest Territories. It mentions allowances for family ownership, proxy arrangements, and six month residence with cultivation requirements over three years. References to land agencies, depots, and ministerial publication dates are included.
The Ballinora Grain Growers Association met at the Atala School on January 1 at 2:30 PM. The name changed to The Alada Grain Growers Association. Officers elected include President T Ferguson and Vice President W Brooks. Delegates chosen to represent Saskatchewan GGA at Moose Jaw February 13–15, 1917. Business and social events planned through February and March. Meeting adjourned after refreshments.
Hillsdale and Wilbert Wm House journeyed to England to visit his parents. Percy Noya departed Wednesday by the G T P for Edmonton to work in the coal mines. Andrew Morrison made a Cat Knife visit on Tuesday and is bargaining for sheep south of Cat Knife with the Smith brothers and Mr and Mrs Gea who returned last Sunday.
The article notes contributions from various districts totaling over 150 000 to aid suffering Belgian children. It cites specific receipts such as 550.00 from Lenin ford Village and 302.50 from Shaunavoni, with hopes the total 150 000 may fund relief through Saskatchewam schools.
The meeting faces disruption as veteran leaders argue over pension provisions and funding. Key figures like Mr. Juvbyiver oppose proposed changes while multiple delegates push for policy shifts at the city hall gathering.
A damaged list records numerous names including Berkett Masady Stewart and Pilkey with scattered initials. The fragment references individuals tied to a Roll of Honor in a Washington state context, plus a corporate line mentioning Tom Lambert and Jon Morey.
Notice dated 17 February 1917 announces sale of the Southeast Quarter Section 12 in Townships 45 and 2, West of the Third Meridian. Terms: 2.5 percent cash at sale, bidders to cover costs and encumbrances, taxes, and adjustments. McCRANEY MACKENZIE & HUTCHINSON act as solicitors. sale at Geakeioun Lis on January 1917 end.
A promotional snippet urges using credit, cash prices, and discounts to grow savings and start toward financial independence. It mentions suppliers or brands like Anderson-Wer and hints at a wary stance on denial while offering a favorable financial path.
A fragmentary OCR listing appears with scattered references to places and numbers such as No. 1 Newthern No2 Northern and No 4 Northes, plus stray terms like Canadian Weer and Extra Feed. The legibility is poor and key details are missing.
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