Better Farming Train Draws Big Cut Knife Crowd
Residents of Cut Knife and district packed the arrival of the Better Farming Train run by Saskatchewan Government and CPR. Speakers McKay Shaw and Smith covered dairy cattle dual purpose breeds forage crops and sheep while a Household Science car nursery and mechanical exhibits entertained attendees. Red Cross fundraiser lunch by Homemakers' Club netted $18.
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Cut Knife
Saskatchewan
C.P.R
Prof. Shaw
J. C. Smith
Ierp
Red Cross
Fair Agricultural Society Plans Seating and Ring Layout
The society approves seating ties and planks for surrounding show rings. The secretary-treasurer to check availability while the grounds committee arranges setup. A 100 foot horse ring to be placed on graded ground and the cattle ring two rode lengths away on the track.
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Munsell
Beateh
J. Bird
Kie
Horse Wanted for Three Month Hire
Help wanted ad seeks a quiet horse with harness for a term of three months. Inquiries directed to the grinder office for details.
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Grinder Office
Village Council to Drill a Well
The village council has hired BH. Carson of Unity to drill a water well for general use. Carson will arrive soon with drilling outfit and a site will be chosen after surveying the ground to determine an abundant supply of water.
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BH. Carson
Unity
Carson
Outfit
Rink site graded for skating and hockey use this winter
The rink area will be prepared as a skating and hockey facility for the winter months to ensure uniform ice thickness. Last year some spots required an extra three to five inches of depth. The baseball diamond also received grading and is now in fine shape under supervisor D. Munsell.
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D. Munsell
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McKay
Iety For Fair Agricult
R. Hildred
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Maple Leaf Garage
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