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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.

Materials concerning the Boy Scouts of Canada; Civic Voters Association; Moose Jaw-Souris Water Association; National Indian Brotherhood; Qu'Appelle Valley Development Association; Regina Chamber of Commerce; Regina Engineering Society; Saskatchewan Rivers Development Association, etc.; undated plan of the Town of Eston, Saskatchewan with some areas highlighted in red pencil; and map of Canada issued by the Cartographic Unit, Public Information Division, Department of Regional Economic Expansion and published in 1969 showing designated regions under Regional Development Incentives Act.

Records relating to a variety of topics which include credit unions; co-operatives; Good Cheer Homemakers' Club in Wilcox; the Regina Homemakers' Club (minute books, 1922-1936); Orange Lodge; United Farmers of Canada; Milestone Wheat Pool Committee; Wartime Prices and Trades Board; First Baptist Church in Regina; and Women's Christian Temperance Union. Includes photographs, maps and poster. Includes copies of yearbooks for Central Collegiate, Regina for 1938, 1940 and 1941. Includes Canadian White Ribbon Tidings (1924-1955) and the 1955 publication by Jessie Robson Bothwell entitled Pioneers! O Pioneers!.

Clarence McKee, director of District No. 2, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, presenting a cheque and a portrait of the late A. F. Sproule from District No. 2 to the Nursing sisters and other officials of the Grey Nuns' Hospital, for the Sproule Memorial Ward in the hospital.

Saskatchewan wheat pool delegates to first general meeting, February 26 to 27, 1925.

Saskatchewan wheat pool delegates to annual meeting, November 2 to 11, 1936

International Wheat Pool Conference, Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina.

International wheat pool conference delegates in front of Saskatchewan Hotel, Regina.

Records created, accumulated and used by John MacLean chiefly while manager of Prairie Creameries Ltd., Regina, and later Regina City Dairy, Regina. Includes correspondence regarding Canadian legion and Compulsory Pool campaign, ca. 1929-1932.

Collection of student essays from University of Regina classes regarding North-West Territories and Saskatchewan history.