25 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
1
Semi weekly trains from Wilkie line shift arrival days to Tuesday and Saturday with no change to 1230 arrival at Cat Knife. Mails depart and arrive on new days Wilkie Tuesday Wednesday Monday, Triple Lake Saturday, Wilbert Saturday. Future rearrangements possible. tri weekly service rumored for summer.
All bars in the province will close on July first with serving of liquor in dining cars while trains pass through the province restricted. Bars to close at 7 p.m. after April 1. Licenses not revived until after the war, and then only if a provincial referendum favors returning to the license system.
A meeting for all interested in baseball is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday in Town Hall Cat Knife. Officers will be elected and all aspects of team care and maintenance will be discussed. Attendance is urged to support a strong season.
A fragmented local notice-like passage mocks journalism norms and invites readers to engage with neighbors. It muses on nightlife, social visibility, and a quirky reference to the “Tipperary Pup” and assorted wordplay as it hints at upcoming community life and entertainment.
The department approves a date change for the Ang summer fair and directs printing of the prize list. The Live Stock Associations decide not to offer diplomas this year and the plowing match rules and prize list are drafted for a June event with the date to be fixed later. The meeting adjourns after assigning badge sending details.
Dr. Rutherford warns against overreliance on a single crop and warns Canada imports vast food goods while farmers near Calgary and Winnipeg face hardship. He urges cooperation, shared effort, and teaching youth that farming is vital to the nation’s economy.
The Sask Light Horse corps held its weekly drill in the town hall last Saturday. They show good progress in maneuvers and wall-festive efficiency, with keen local interest and anticipation that they will soon fill the open and wide gate in routine operations.
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