14 Feb 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
1
The fragment appears as a partial headline from a growers page. Readable items mention agricultural notes and local plant advice but no clear events, names, dates, or locations to identify. Further readable text would be needed to form a complete item.
A fragment describes a by law section No 27 concerning limits of fin quenters for Ullerd and rons Le pullitistee. The text notes the meeting adjourned.
An influential county meeting of the Grentell Agricultural Society directors discussed strengthening farmer participation. They urged all farmer members to join in planning methods to improve farming conditions and the society’s development, noting a three day event to be announced with details to come.
Prices for bran and shorts are stated with freight to Port Williams and cement supply lines described. References to regional wholesale terms and freight charges imply reduced costs at delivery points, with mentions of William and Grenfell as local points and freight considerations between ports.
A highly garbled record describes a political meeting with unclear aims and voting, mentioning a provincial convention and delegates. It references percentages and the need for employer involvement, but the overall context and outcomes remain unreadable.
At the last session of the Provincial Legislature a fee based inspection system was adopted. Owners must register boilers and traction engines with the department and pay a five dollar annual license fee per boiler. Upon payment a numbered license plate is issued to be attached to the boiler. After January 1918 portable traction engines may not be used or operated without display of the plate, with penalties for noncompliance.
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