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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
13
A head of a family or any male over 18 in the dominion at the start may homestead a quarter section of available land in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta. The notice outlines eligibility and the prospect of settlement under the Canadian North-West land regulations.
The message urges backing the Victory Loan to sustain soldiers and Canadian industry during wartime. It stresses the inseparability of military effort and national production, calling for unified public support.
Regina outlines show year ending September 30 receipts of 461000. October closes with 68417 credited to Red Cross including 41073 for the British Fund. Twelve senior and 36 junior branches were organized in October.
Unclear OCR fragment outlines a city discussion on a rule or policy draft. The text hints at public opinion, rejection, and the involvement of local residents and authorities seeking a formal stance amid uncertain details. No concrete names or places are readable.
The article notes that land grant railroads are considered to transport troops and army supplies at free or reduced rates under treaty terms. It says contracts varied by case and the government expects to save millions in transportation costs during the present war.
The L O F held a social in the hall on Friday evening that drew a crowd despite bad weather. The day and night were disagreeable and kept some people from attending.
A church gathering maintained support for the ladies' tuition project and enjoyed participation from attendees. Committees were appointed to oversee work and canvassers reported about $2,000 raised with more ground to cover. full details to come next week.
The Saskatchewan census report shows population rising from 492,422 to 640,896 by June 1 1916, a gain of 155,430. Farm holdings grew from 96,372 to 104,000 with acreage increasing from 25,643,085 to 36,800,008. Total provincial land is 155,746,000 acres with 34,000,098 acres farmed. Farm count up 7.08 percent.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions titles games and notes without clear events or names. Readable facts are minimal, leaving an incoherent item with no identifiable people places or dates.
A brief market note reports wheat trading activity with mentions of Canadian involvement. The fragment suggests price or supply updates though specifics are unclear.
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