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Z-X ranch, with Eastend in background.

Z-X ranch house, first house at Eastend, 1914?

08 - Ben Zoller's farm, one mile west of Leipzig, featuring cultivated fields and shelter belts.

09 and 10 - Ben Zoller stands beside a two-year-old tree shelter belt planted under a power line.

Zichydorf colony - German settlement south of Regina.

Interior view of laying cages on the Zenith Poultry Farm, 4 miles east of Regina, owned by Mr. H.A. Crofford. All hens (leg horns) are in separate cages and feed is supplied in the trough in front of cages. As eggs are laid, they roll out on tray in front from there they are gathered for grading.

A flock of young leghorn poultry in brooding room at the Zenith Poultry farm, 4 miles east of Regina on #1 highway, owned by H.A. Crofford. A continuous supply of young laying hens is required to replace older hens if the quality and quantity of egg production is to be kept up.

Egg grading on the Zenith Poultry Farm, 4 miles east of Regina on Highway #1. Poultry farm owned by Mr. H.A. Crofford. Mr. Frank Payne (left) feeds eggs into grading machine while Mr. H.A. Crofford (right) places eggs in cartons according to grade.

Eggs brought in from laying cages are placed in refrigeration to await grading and candling on the Zenith Poultry Farm.

Refrigeration room on the Zenith Poultry Farm where graded eggs are stored to await shipment to buyers.

A good morning's work by the Zenith Poultry Farm producers. All Grade A1 eggs.

Zelma's blacksmith shop built in 1909. Pictured are owner, George Bates, Lena Capes and Thos. Capes. Home Lumber Company Limited in background.

Group photograph of some of the women. Most are identified.

Zelma United Church before the addition of the porch.

Zelma train station decorated with banners, flag is the Union Jack. Station built in 1911.

Zelma train station. Unidentified workers on the tracks and train approaching the station.