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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
1
A public meeting in Cut Knife discussed a union church plan led by Rev Mr Leith of Kemmoberd. Rev Mr Seymour outlined unity benefits while stressing preserving mother church ties and shared missionary aims amid local divisions.
Readers urged to keep the prescribed red Wigglit in the rear area of vehicles. The notice emphasizes maintaining the device in place whether driving or stationary, and warns against improper handling or removal.
May and June examinations listed for English geography history arithmetic spelling drawing and reading. Student names include Refta Steele and Hazel McNaught with corresponding marks referenced by page numbers and grades in Grade 6.
The note invites townspeople to attend the fair and support the event. It encourages personal involvement and effort, suggesting community participation will make the fair a success and improve the town. The message emphasizes civic pride and collective work.
Mrs. Innes Lecieux died Thursday evening after helping unhitched wagon when a wheel rolled and crushed her. She reroused to call her daughter then collapsed and died. Coroner advised no inquest and ordered burial permits. Doctor Heddesheimer to conduct burial arrangements.
North Battleford hosted Cat-Knife on July 12 in a tight ball clash. The report hints at a hard fought contest with near misses and strong batting from both sides, though full details are not provided in the available clipping.
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