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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
1
A half holiday is declared each week until August 15. All stores will close Thursdays at 1 PM and reopen at 6 PM for evening hours. Outside traders are advised to observe and allow a breathing spell for merchants and clerks in the afternoon.
Premier Martin travels through England and France with fellow premiers and sends a message of Western Canada’s steadfast support. He reports confidence in the future as he views the war effort and meets the troops in trenches.
The program lists events for August 6 and 7 at N Battleford Fair including farm ers green trot pace pony running race 2 30 trot or pace Indian pony race 7 August 7 running Indian pony race free for all trot or pace and Indian novelty race with a 6 percent entry fee and no fee for Indian races.
Hillsdale and Wilbert residents report rain shortages and moisture worries. Mr T E Baynton is confined at home with rheumatism. Art Marshall starts a new barn and DL Baynton notes Art Duval will begin a new house soon. Carol Johnston has left for Edmonton Alberta after working for Marshall. Port Arthur person Mrs Watson visiting, and several neighbors including McPhail and Swanton are busy farming, with talks of Sara Taylor earlier.
Despite recent rains improving general conditions, a few districts continue to suffer from lack of moisture. Officials urge further rainfall to ease drought impacts and stabilize crops.
A brief school report notes Carruthers fought Ainee 1168 and Arithay Kornier 87. Campbell is marked absent. Grade 1 students Jeeves Teeney John Barclay Kikh with their teacher.
Saskatoon Exhibition confirms entries open for the annual event and outlines fair activities, vendors, and scheduling. Organizers urge participants to submit entries by the posted deadlines and note attractions for families and visitors.
Submerged OCR fragment mentions an individual and a service or product with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a subscription or subscription-related item involving a grinder. No definite events, dates, or organizations are established.
An authority states the board may appoint food inspectors who can search any premises with cause if unfit food is suspected. The Winnipeg office official notes searches extend to farms and outlying areas and will be strictly enforced.
A Red Cross gathering discussed a five o clock start with a fish pond and amusements. A fair day booth was set with committees named General committee led by Mrs Barr and others. The talkers schedule was arranged and helpers asked to notify secretary Miss Bird if unable to attend.
Disjointed report notes heavy towers visiting multiple locations including Weyburn Seka toon and Drow dowetowe. unclear names and events. The fragmentary text mentions regions and possible tours or disarmament references without clear actions or outcomes.
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