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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
4
Spring weather reveals unsightly winter debris and prompts calls for a town urged Clean-up Day. Citizens would close shops for a half day and undertake systematic cleaning of yards and premises under health authorities.
The piece urges Spring Poets and budding writers to submit material to fill columns as news is scarce and publishers seek ideas to critique. It calls early contributors “Shakespokes” and “Short fellows” who claim the gift to fit the space.
Farmers of the locality organized the Triple Lake Grain Growers Association at a meeting on the 18th. Chas Oldfield was chosen chairman and John Anderson secretary. Officers elected include President C F Parker Vice President Chas Oldfield Sec Treas John Anderson and Directors C F Parker Chas Oldfield BE Deade Alf Clarke P F Jarvis. A closed ballot elected Parker as president. Meetings will be held at the home of O F Parker in section 10 46 20.
The letter advocates a Made in Calgary push with buttons, house to house canvassing, and retailer pledges to favor Calgary manufactured products. It calls for a Made-in-Calgary week, stronger advertising, and education to keep dollars in town, benefiting local workers and prosperity.
A fragment argues that commerce accelerates dwindling wartime resources and weapons must be recast before firing anew. It cites a popular authority, Ortivh, noting that rapid economic interests strengthen while war becomes obsolete. The text emphasizes commerce diminishing conflict through proportional growth.
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