A two page pamphlet relating to the North Western Agricultural College and Experiment Station, Regina, North West Territories, Canada. ca. 1903.
"Agro Grad News" pamphlet by the Saskatchewan Agricultural Graduates Association. 1947-1948.
Association of Regina Realtors Inc.
Sampling of original multiple listing catalogues.
Issues of At the Dunlop, a publication of the Dunlop Art Gallery, a department of the Regina Public Library with two gallery locations: Central Library Gallery and Sherwood Village Branch Gallery, in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Records concerning Everett Baker's involvement with Aneroid Co-operative Association, 1922-1932; Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society, 1957-1972; Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and Saskatchewan Poultry Pool Ltd., etc.
Records collected by Jack W. Bawden including "Public Hearings on Proposed Grasslands National Park" (1976); "Report of the Public Hearings Board on the Proposed Grasslands National Park"; and various clippings and pamphlets relating to Grasslands National Park and Big Muddy Valley. File 2f relates to Killdeer.
Media kit (KT-28) entitled Beyond 65, produced by SaskMedia (Saskatchewan Educational Communications Corporation) for the Senior Citizen's Provincial Council. The kit includes slides, a sound recording, and a document with captions to accompany the slides. The kit included participation by Beatrice Parker; Len Woodward; the Regina Lutheran Home; Sherbrooke Community Centre, Saskatoon; Dolly Donaldson; Pioneer Place, Weyburn; Lil Culshaw; and Golden Hours Senior Citizen's Club, Raymore.
Mrs. Winnifred Theresa Bibbings (nee Goodwin), came from England in 1912 and taught briefly at Chaplin and Duval, Saskatchewan before returning to her home in 1913. Included are letters she wrote home, reminiscences of her experiences, teaching certificate and contracts and a photograph of the Duval bank in 1913. Includes a document entitled An English School Marm in Saskatchewan, which includes descriptions of Regina, Duval and Chaplin in 1912.
Articles regarding pioneer Regina lawyer George Herbert Barr from the "Leader-Post", Regina, including an obituary story.
Biographical sketch of George Herbert Barr from "Who's Who in Canada".
Newspaper article entitled, "He's had 40 years in show business," regarding Harry A. Bercovich, written by Bruce Peacock. Issued in the Leader-Post, Regina, June 14, 1957. Bercovich was the manager of a motion picture theatre in Regina.
Newspaper article concerning the death of H. A. Bercovich, issued in the Leader-Post, Regina, Feb. 2, 1959.
Article entitled "Frank Darke Dies at 77: He Helped Build Regina", Leader-Post, Regina, July 18, 1940. F.N. Darke, 1863-1940, was a farmer, butcher, politician, and benefactor in Regina, 1 p. (2 copies).
Article called "Frank Darke of the Sturdy Devon Breed", Leader-Post, Regina, July 19, 1940. 1 p. (2 copies).