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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
5
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The Cut Knife Barber Shop presents a price list featuring services such as Neck shave for 10 cents. The note also lists various haircuts and a special shave option with olive oil priced at 10 dollars.
News from Ballinora notes a resident has rented and will move there for the winter. Postmaster Geo Newton considers building a fine cottage in the fall. CG W Way has recovered enough to be active again. Wheat cutting nears completion with no frost damage reported.
The article notes Art Marshall winning a harvest medal this year and mentions Miss Lilian Marshall visiting alongside Mrs. H Wismer. It highlights returning students Myrtle and Olive Lay to Artna Alta and reports growing gospel meetings at Vance School with crowds on Sundays. Also notes Miss Madie Newby visiting and Phillips Bros threshing on the Correction Line.
A sale and garden party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, plus a Galivan Ladies Aid donation, raised 118 dollars for the Patriotic Fund. The amount was sent to headquarters and acknowledged by Mrs. Armstrong of Rockhaven.
A brief note from the Canadian Patriotic Fund confirms receipt of funds sent to support its Ottawa branch. The letter thanks the sender for the contrition and enclosing funds, and acknowledges the contributed amount BLIN.00.
The article notes lakeside water pollution threatens supply for both U S and Canadian users. It mentions purification methods spreading in eight exposed cities and urges vessels drawing water to ensure purification for drinking use.
A Minnesota inventor has patented a self adjusting grain scale that weighs and measures grain. The device uses automatic calibration to provide accurate readings across varying grain densities.
In Toronto a woman, highest bidder, buys a bundle of unclaimed streetcar rummage for 1.55 and reveals a mix of old and worn items. A dirty collar, baby clothes, socks, handkerchiefs, undershirt, and odds and ends join umbrellas, books, tools, clothing bundles, a baby carriage, and even a toy steam engine.
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