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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
5
A dated bank notice explains handling deposits and cheques. It instructs customers to bring pass books, deposit age, and talks of returning books and forwarding funds by mail. The message invites visitors to discuss with branch managers about this service.
Wilbert News Prack Salvador visited Unity on business. Wi Shields bought the quarter. Percy Rogers returns to Wilbert to manage affairs, Mrs. Rogers staying home. They currently live at Biggar Sask. Mr. Brundage fell from a medicine van and walked four miles for help. T. J. Atkinson reports ice two feet thick on the lake. J. J. Sawyer from Manitou Sask visits after returning from Winnipeg. Vera Trading Co plans a spring grocery wagon to take farmer orders. Mr. Morgan says they can compete with T. Katon Co.
Ottawa women led by Household League urged buying only Canadian products to sustain industry and employment amid war strain. They noted imports from the United States exceeding 10 million dollars in various goods and urged Canadian soap, flour, baking powder, and other items be produced domestically to bolster output and jobs.
ABelgian Consul in Winnipeg acknowledges receipt of a local contribution to the Belgian Relief Fund. The letter, dated February 22, 1915, thanks W. Marshall of Out Knife, Saskatchewan, for a concert and dance held in aid of the fund and expresses gratitude.
The note requests assistance with revising a mailing list and asks for a favor, but the content is incomplete. No names dates or organizations are provided to identify action or outcome.
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