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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
1
Community volunteers mobilize for a summer farming aid drive to support Capone Farm. Local business leaders organize, promote, and recruit participants to assist with tasks and logistics, seeking more helpers.
Prisoners of War parcel post service in Turkey and Bulgaria is suspended. Remittances may be sent to them via Post Office Money Orders issued free of commission. Details on how to proceed can be obtained from Postmasters of Accounting Offices.
Agricultural societies are reminded that revised government regulations require forfeiture of grants if questionable games are operated with society activities. No grant will be paid to any society in towns where such games are to be run at the annual exhibition.
Canada Food Board licensing rules require that every contract show the license under which the business operates. Trades under license include grocers bakers butchers flour and feed fruit dealers produce dealers confectionery and more.
Biggar hosted a sports day on Monday in July featuring races and a base ball tournament. Three teams competed: Biggar Wilkie and Cut Knife. Cut Knife, playing three games in a row, faced a disadvantage and strengthened its roster with outside players.
The Grain Growers of Alada plan an annual picnic at Baliiora sports ground on July 12. The program includes games races and a good-lap event as part of the day's activities.
A fragmented notice lists participants including E. F. Moyer F row Wa ger L. P. Lipp n ston O. G. lan R. W. J. O. Bilby RA and others for an organized speech making visit.
The Cut Knife school lists junior department shifts from Grade 4 to 5 for Teddie Dobson and from Senior S to Senior 4 for Betty Robertson Maida Sprake and Johnnie Coulter. Junior 840 advances to Junior 4 with Barnadette Bird Lily Holmes and Roy Housworth. Junior 2 moves to Junior 3 for Flora Bower Harold Bracken bury Maurice Theo Forest Cameron Norman Povey.
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke of Swarthmore Saskatchewan was marked by an Ontario delegation in June. Friends read a heartfelt address, the couple received warm congratulations, and a buffet luncheon followed a reception of speeches and songs at their Swarthmore home.
A fragmented note from Wilkie Fair discusses a century old wheat import bottleneck and current cereal shortages for cattle. It mentions barley and corn being diverted for war bread, with little remaining for livestock.
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