04 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
1
Report from a local sports day notes Wilkie beat Knife 19-5 after a tight game with Penae and Sloat contributing. A lame substitute and scattered play marked the event, while organizers praised the sporting spirit and raised funds for a worthy cause.
The Alada Local plans to reenter the Regina seed fair with hopes to reclaim the Grand Challenge Shield. District 14 officials P. M. McCaffrey and J. A. Musselman are scheduling meetings soon to discuss the upcoming events.
Offers of special prizes for the N Battleford exhibition include Percheron mares and sires a two horse team sired by a registered Percheron and medals by the Saskatchewan Swine Breeder’s Association plus cash prizes for pigs by the Canadian Breeders' Association and other sponsors.
Hillsdale and Cat Knife area reports show Wilbert Bayter delivering hogs in Cat Knife last week while Eugene McPhail and Clarance Swanton buy farms near Vance School. BE Taylor buys a Ford and farmers start breaking sod for next year. Mrs Dixon returns home. Victor Lee heads to Ontario. boys age 10 enroll under the new Military Service Act.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and phrases including Farner and Invara. Readable parts offer no complete event, date, or place to anchor a coherent news item.
The Registration Board schedules a Saturday start for a nationwide process. Women over sixteen must register, with later dates for some, and those who marry or change address must notify the chief registrar in Ottawa within fourteen days. Rolling booths and a publicity push aim to clarify the complicated rules and reduce misunderstandings.
The order requires farmers to disclose the amount of flour in their possession that exceeds the prescribed limit. By June 6, they must report the excess to the miller or dealer from whom the flour was bought or manufactured. The amendments outline two practical rules under the Canada Food Board authority.
About a dozen foreign ore from near Hafford Saskatchewan were in town today inspecting O. P. with a view to purchase. The visitors eyed prospecting arrangements and potential deals in the local market amid cautious talks.
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