07 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
1
Natlee announces a land tax sale to be held on Batunday Get 30th at 2 PM at Plat Lake School Meonar. A list of lands to be sold and amounts due will be available at the treasurer’s office during business hours up to and including the sale day. Alexander treasurer.
A garbled local column mentions Mrs Rd Morgan and Lillian Marshall with plans to start home tomorrow. Notes refer to a Beaudry addition and a driver needed for escorting young ladies during a social meeting. The text is insufficient for clear events or names.
Brief notice alerts threshermen to avoid data leakage via telephone wires and to maintain caution with the telecommunication system despite repetitive informal warnings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions military figures and places with incomplete phrases. It references a death, possible 1918 context, and scattered names such as Goliver and Anne, but readability is limited and no coherent event or date is clear. Further readable text needed for a solid summary.
Milch cows for sale in Gallivan PA. For sale entry notes milch cows available and inquiry contact.
Fragmentary notice lists a farm sale in vague terms with scattered items and rough contact hints. No clear date, location, or full buyer details are readable.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Bonok Knife Roll and efforts to aid in a war context. Mentions Gomeo and Viet references, unclear events, and scattered phrases about volunteers, dinner plans, and a possible public appeal. Text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Informal notes indicate potential government takeover of a line or corridor, with plans to operate a new future project. Mrs Tronanian sold her Reckhaven store to H Armstrong, while Geo Cassidy moved a breathing outfit to the Swathmoore district.
A quirky scene unfolds as Amusing Geo and Laliberte handle a wild goose and a rampaging owl. The owl proves adept at self defense while the turkey grows attached to Laliberte, causing distress and requiring a solution to separate animal from person.
A brief note on C B Piper's book Principles of the Grain Trade of Western Canada praising its lucid style and extensive useful information for farmers. The write up emphasizes that there are no secrets and that the business appears intricate but is made simple by several small changes.
A notice states effective October 13 the weekly Wilkie Ont Knife service will run tri weekly on Thursday and Saturday plus a Tuesday segment. Trains will depart Wilkie at 6:20 with no timing changes at intermediate stations.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a subdivision change or hearing titled Change Cut Mae and Belfield Subdivisions Nos 47. It references Wilkle aial Held on Monday and operations on Wednesdays with names Reherdtite and vod Vridage. The text is garbled.
Cut Knife Sub Division area updates its rail or bus lines with shuffled days and times. The 12th 415 and 416 routes shift to Tuesdays Fridays and Thursdays and Sundays as new operating days. Changes affect departures from Wilkie at 5.00 PM with adjusted times across routes.
Fragmentary OCR text with unreadable names and dates. no coherent facts or clear event present. The readable segments do not provide a definable person, place, organization, or outcome to summarize.
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