(1) Turkey Tour at J. H. Richardson farm, Saltcoats. (2) Turkey shelter at D. Hluchanink's, Yorkton. (3) Turkey barn at L. Kirk's, Duff. (4) Interior of turkey barn at Nick Panio's, Ituna. (5) Pole barn at George Horechka's, Canora. (6) Turkey Field Day, Saltcoats, Aug. 24, 1956. (7) Barn at Louis Kirk farm, Duff. (8) Shade for turkeys, Louis Kirk's. (9) Turkey brooder house, Louis Kirk's. (10) Turkey tour, Aug. 22 at Louis Kirk's, Duff. (11) Cement block turkey brooder house at Nick Schuster's, Saltcoats. (12) Turkey barn and birds of M. A. Anderson, Atwater.

Local history of Canora, Saskatchewan and district entitled A History of Canora and District, 1910-1960, written by J.F. Paul Barschel and published by Canora Golden Jubilee Committee (2 copies).

Item is an image showing a (water) well located in a field near Wysla School District No. 4106.

View of an abandoned house on the Canora to Hudson Bay Highway 9, Saskatchewan.

View of an abandoned house on the Canora to Hudson Bay Highway 9, Saskatchewan.

After the fire at the Canora creamery.

Architect's drawing of the front exterior of the telephones building in Canora.

The architect's drawing of the Saskatchewan Government Telephone Building in Canora, Saskatchewan.

Copies of articles from various sources (mainly written by Ralph Davis) using photographs taken by John David Lageson and accumulated by his daughter, Lois (Lageson) Gibson of Regina, Saskatchewan. John David Lageson was a local manager of the Scandinavian Canadian Land Company in Canora, Saskatchewan.

Copy of article by John D. Lageson entitled The Old Days and the New, published in the Canada - West Advertiser, March 1908. 3 p. Article relates to the settlement of the Canora, Saskatchewan district.

Copy of publication entitled What Was Said and Done: A True Story in Words and Pictures, by Henrik Storm of Chicago, Illinois and published by Scandinavian Canadian Land Company. Photographs taken by John David Lageson. ca. 1909.