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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
2
A set of improvised matches featured Kalle and Wilkie, with Wilkie exiting due to a lame arm after a 15 1 score line discussion. The event drew teams like Cut Knife and the visiting squad, raising prize money for a charitable cause amid a hastily organized program.
The Alada Local plans to defend the Regina seed fair Grand Challenge Shield. Auction events are noted as challenging for the auctioneer. P M McCaffrey and J B Musselman are covering District 14 with a series of upcoming meetings likely to draw large attendance.
Numerous special prizes announced for the N Battleford exhibition include Percheron mares and sires two horse team sired by registered Percheron and awarded by the Canadian Breeders Association medals by the Percheron Society of America and cash prizes for pigs from the Saskatchewan Swine Breeders Association.
Brief items note William Baystal delivering hogs in Cat Knife, Eugene McPha buying a farm near Vance School, Clarence Swanton purchasing near Vance School, E T Taylor of Cat Knife, Harry Watson buying a Ford, and several farmers starting sod work for next season. James Dixon returns home, Victor Swa Mondoi visits Ontario, and local youths act under the new Military Service Act.
Five million Brit ishers are urged to register on Saturday the 22nd next. Every man and woman aged 16 or over must register on that date and reach 168 on a stipulated date within 30 days. Those who marry or move must notify the chief registrar at Ottawa within fourteen days. The Registration Board seeks booth support and newspapers run campaigns to clear misunderstandings about registration. Citizens are urged to read creator or will literature and ads carefully.
Government order amends previous rules allowing farmers to hold limited flour. By June 1918 farmers must report excess flour to the miller or dealer from whom purchased or manufactured. Millers must record and enforce the new quantity limits.
A dozen foreign visitors including Freud associates toured Cyt Baulle today. The group discussed a CFEE project and potential collaboration. The organizers announced plans to publish B Grinder on Thoredtuys Baplavation next week.
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