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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1917
Page
4
The document outlines eligibility for homesteading a quarter section by the head of a family or any male over 18 who was, at the war’s start, a British subject or from an allied or neutral country. Applicants must appear in person before the Lands Agency, meet conditions, and complete six months residence and cultivation to secure adjacent land.
Readers are urged to save and invest in Saskatchewan Loan Bonds to strengthen community finances. The appeal links thrift to personal comfort and support for dependents, urging broad participation in the savings plan.
A year ago Out Knife saw only two CPR trains weekly, causing business and farming disruption. A third train was added after complaints to the railway company and Railway Commission, but this week the old two-train service returned without district notice. The piece urges timing during grain moves and criticizes Ontario rail mail changes, predicting a future accounting.
The government of Saskatchewan designates Tuesday October 9 as Fire Prevention Day across North America. Citizens are urged to dedicate part of the day to clearing rubbish on premises and to take preventive steps to reduce property destruction from preventable fires.
Mr D Noonan, a PR agent, arrived home on Saturday after a three weeks visit in Ontario and Quebec. Mrs N will prolong her visit a few weeks.
Fragmentary notes describe a Winnipeg train agent and his brother, a teacher, with vague mentions of a Banals up the detail of Cut dife. The text is unclear and lacks concrete events or dates.
The article notes a surge in naval service as part of Canada’s war mobilization. About 5,300 officers and men have joined the Naval Service, with Canadians also entering the Royal Navy and motor boat patrols to support coastal duties from Halifax and other ports.
The Red Crone Society invites members to a Thursday event on October 18 in the ball. The evening features a rare bill including Homton salad and white bread for adults.
It explains how government bonds work, promising repayment of principal and fixed interest. notes provincial resources back the bonds as security and positions Saskatchewan Greater Production loan bonds as very safe investments for buyers.
Changes in the C P R time service take effect Sunday with two trains weekly on Tuesday and Saturday. A.J. McCormick of Prince Bros. and W.R. Ridington sheriff of Battleford toured the district Tuesday, visiting The Grinder briefly. The sheriff’s visit leads to normal business as usual.
A fragmented notice from Union Bank states a banking action at Erie with partial details on the location and dates, urging affected parties to review the notice for official deadlines and requirements.
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