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

Excerpts from the publication entitled, Another Garland from the Front (issues Mark III and Mark IV), a year book of the 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry) Saskatchewan Regiment, also known as the Red Saskatchewans. The 5th Battalion was originally comprised of: the 12th Manitoba Dragoons; 16th Light Horse, Saskatchewan; 27th Light Horse Saskatchewan; 29th Light Horse Saskatchewan; 30th British Columbia Horse; 31st British Columbia Horse; 35th Central Alberta Horse; and the Corps of Guides. Includes listings of honours, awards and distinctions presented to Battalion members.

Minister of Knox Presbyterian church, Regina, in World War I chaplin's uniform.

(1): Panoramic photograph of unidentified attendees at the First Annual Convention of the Hotel Keepers Association of the Dominion of Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba, September 15 to 20, 1913. Image taken by Rembrandt Studio. Harold Bourne is believed to be the man with the moustache standing in the second row from the back, directly above the letter "H" in Hotel keepers, wearing a medal on his suit lapel.

(2): Panoramic photograph of unidentified members of No. 8, Canadian Stationary Hospital, C.E.F. (Canadian Expeditionary Force), ca. 1918. Harold Bourne is included in the image. Image taken by Finley, Saskatoon.

Decoration Day May 10, 1914, D.O.C. staff officers lined up on street, crowd in backgound.

Item component is a transcription of articles and selective reproduction of advertisments that appeared in the Saskatchewan Herald newspaper from 1915. Information reflects both activities on the home front, as well as some news from overseas. Component appears on pages 36 to 38.

Original and photocopied records of the Cameron Family including: educational certificates of Charles Neil Cameron, 1907-1921; "The Sheaf," October 1915 and April 19, 1928; information regarding participation of Charles Neil Cameron in World War I including list of members of 1st University Company, Canadian Expeditionary Force, 1915, summary of war activities, 2 notebook diaries, 3 notebooks of medical notes, mementos, postcards, unidentified photographs, etc., family history, "Early times in the Gainsborough area," by Mrs. Margaret Cameron.

Prince Albert detachment and band. 65th Battalion in Church Parade on Central Ave.

History of the City of Yorkton, Saskatchewan compiled by Laurie Hluchaniuk and York Colony Research and produced by the Yorkton Centennial Committee and the City of Yorkton. Photographs compiled by H.M. Jackson with editing and design by Bill Johnston. Includes information on the naming of many streets in Yorkton. Includes lists of names of the following: members of councils; town and city clerks; town and city engineers; fire chiefs; postmasters; members of the first Yorkton and District Board of Trade, 1898; members of the Yorkton Home Guard; presidents of the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce; and clubs and organizations in Yorkton, including date of establishment.

"Leaving for the Front", citizens and soldiers at Assiniboia station, preparing to leave for the war. 1914.