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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
2
In a tense scene a group discusses a deadly riddle linked to perfumed flowers. A white carnation reveals a poisoned dose, suggesting Lucretia Borgia like intrigue and a narrow escape from a fatal plot. The discourse centers on unseen danger and a planned cover story.
A tense scene unfolds as Ralph asserts control over Geoffrey, treating him as a puppet while a distressed woman cries out. Geoffrey acts to intervene, trying to shield the woman and grasp the unfolding danger, amid shifting power dynamics and looming threats.
Reports of reinforcements for the First University Company include graduates and university friends. Captain Geo C and Percival Molson listed, with units forming under authority for the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Headquarters at 382 Shapbrodka. Currie oversees recruiting, aims to match other units' terms and rates. Mrs Jones remarks on ocean life and costs. dialogue hints at wartime scarcity. A separate note states Stettler farmers will share over $500 daily from mid May for butter production, requiring about 5,235 pounds of cream daily and 30 percent butter fat yield.
Ambiguous note outlines the agricultural college initiative impacting Portia Prairie residents. Reads as an unclear fragment about a new home rotation program and social committees tied to wartime era civic life.
The article argues home vegetable gardens yield higher returns per area than general crops and provide fresh produce on short notice. It suggests integrating garden rows with corn fields, using horse cultivation, and placing tomatoes cucumbers and other vegetables near the house for easy care and continual supply. A Prince Edward Island farmer successfully moved a garden to the field and kept the practice, noting strong satisfaction.
A newspaper reader argues for threshing oats before feeding to stock. He contends that feeding grain plus straw from oats improves feed efficiency for horses cattle and sheep, as opposed to using whole sheaves, with straw being cut and fed alongside. The piece reflects practical farm debate on feed preparation.
The article notes flax as a profitable crop opportunity this pivot year, thriving on freshly broken soil with strong root growth. It claims flax yields a better return than the average, with October flax selling at 1.86, and can be sown as late as June 1, making it feasible even after land breaking delays.
Dr Henry W Wiley former chemist turned advocate of the back to the land movement promotes his pamphlet The Lure of the Land arguing farming demands the highest talent and broad technical skill. He says success requires courage industry knowledge patience enthusiasm and brains.
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