Item is an image of a 1938 Ford truck owned by Alexandre Gervais, a grain loader constructed by Gervais is on the back of the truck.

Component is a series of news items concerning the Saskatchewan Archives Board (SAB): the retirement from the SAB of Frank Korvemaker (appraisal and acquisition archivist), the death of Douglas Bocking (former associate provincial archivist and editor of Saskatchewan History), the acquisition of the records of P.G. Downes, and a review of the Harvest Fair celebrations held in the Regina reading room. Pages also include corrections to information appearing in the spring/summer 2013 issue of Saskatchewan History.

Black and white photographs appearing with these news items include: head and shoulders image of Frank Korvemaker; P.G. Downes seated beside a few boats; Nadine Charabin (manager of SAB Reference Services and publications coordinator of Saskatchewan History) and Tim Novak (reference archivist) interacting with guests at the Heritage Fair; Linda McIntyre (Provincial Archivist) and Barr Gorkin (member of Friends of the Saskatchewan Archives) making a draw for a door prize at the Heritage Fair; Douglas Bocking working at his desk (S-B6536); and several men standing in farm yard and wheat field of an unidentified farm (R-D1192).

Article is found in volume 65, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 2.

A family works together in a field to load a horse-drawn wagon with hay.

A farm on the side of a hill.

A farmyard in northern Saskatchewan.

Item is an image showing a large shingled house (belonging to the Boutin family) with a front veranda and a second floor balcony, people at front with tractor in the Alida district.

A. Leniavksi home - settled at Henribourg, 1928; clearing land on Leniavski's farm.

A man on a plough drawn by horses on the Eugène Gervais farm near Alida. 1926.

Items is an image showing a man operating a plough harnessed to six horses in the Alameda district.

A man, woman and two boys accompany a wagon load of hay on a road leading to buildings on the harbour.