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Ministerial papers relating to Mr. Coderre's terms of office as Minister of Labour and Minister of Co-operation and Co-operative Development, 1964-1970 and as Minister of Public Works, 1970-1971.

Publication entitled List of Areas of Local Improvement Districts and Divisions in the Province of Saskatchewan, 1907-1908, issued by the Saskatchewan Department of Public Works, Local Improvement Branch.

Publication entitled Areas of Local Improvement Districts and Rural Municipalities with their divisions, issued by the Saskatchewan Department of Municipal Affairs, 1909-1911.

Publication entitled List of Rural and Urban Municipal Officials of the Province of Saskatchewan, issued by the Saskatchewan Department of Municipal Affairs, 1912-1948. The title of the publication varied as follows: Saskatchewan Municipalities, Urban and Rural, 1912-1914; and Municipalities (Urban and Rural) of the Province of Saskatchewan, 1915-1945.

Journal of the Organization of Military Museums of Canada (Vol. VII, 1978-9). Includes an article, authored by Donald E. Graves, entitled "The Proposed Saskatchewan War Memorial Museum, 1919-1926".

Contract and specifications for the construction of the land titles building at Moosomin, Saskatchewan, issued by the Saskatchewan Department of Public Works.

This file part consists of federal Department of the Interior records related to homestead applications, land grants (letters patent), and/or land use enquiries that are associated with the person or organization (e.g. grantee, patentee) and (where identified) the land location specified in the title of the record description.

Saskatchewan Department of Public Works exhibit at the 1960 Provincial Exhibition at Regina.

Scenes from a Water and Sewer Works Program demonstration and ceremony marking the first government-sponsored rural water and sewer works installation at the Paul Kiel farm near Earl Grey. 01: Lillian Vigrass of Saskatchewan Power Corporation demonstrates use of an electric clothes dryer. 02: John Savage of the Water Rights Division, Saskatchewan Department of Public Works, demonstrates water testing. 03: Dick Merryweather, director of the Farm Improvement Branch, Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture, inspects a display. 04: Technical display. 05 to 07: A crowd congregates to hear Hon. Isidore C. Nollet speak at the ceremony regarding the first sewer and water installation sponsored by the government. 08 and 10: Exterior view of Saskatchewan Power Corporation's mobile display van. 09: Display booths. 11 and 13: Hon. Nollet speaking. Seated L to R: Jack McIntyre, Mrs. Kiel, Paul Kiel. 12, 15 and 24: General view of people gathered. 14 and 16: John McConnell of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture interviews a local farmer. 17 and 20: A grandfather and grandson enjoying the refreshments. 18: Lillian Vigrass presenting information to a group of women. 19 and 21: Paul Kiel extinguishing an outhouse fire with his new water system. 22: Hon. Nollet officially opening the new water system on the Kiel farm. 23: Mrs. Kiel washing dishes, assisted by Chuck Carlson of the Family Farm Improvement Branch, Department of Agriculture. 25: Ted Parsons, a teacher at the Moose Jaw Technical Institute, displays plumbing fixtures to Mrs. Glen Flatten of Regina. 26: Ed McIntyre, Agricultural Representative for District 14, chats with Hon. Nollet and Cliff Thurston of Regina.

Ceremony marking the official opening of the Government of Saskatchewan's provincial building at Meadow Lake. 01: James A. Langford, Deputy Minister of Public Works and chairman of the opening, addresses the audience. 02: Platform guests. Front row (L to R): J.A. Langford; Hon. William G. Davies, Minister of Public Works; Martin Semchuk, Member of Legislative Assembly for the Meadow Lake constituency; J.D. Jackson, mayor of Meadow Lake. Back row: Rev. I.W. Graham; M. Wilson of Poole Construction Co. Ltd.; Father G.L. Roussel; Alf Hansen, regional superintendent with the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources. 03: Mayor Jackson addresses the audience as Langford looks on. 04: Alf Hansen receives a key to the new building from M. Wilson, an engineer with Poole Construction Co. Ltd., the general contractor. 05: Martin Semchuk addresses the audience. 06: Hon. Davies addresses the audience. Behind him are Langford and Rev. Graham, who gave the invocation. 07: Hon. Davies cuts the ribbon to officially open the building. 08: Hon. Davies unveils a plaque commemorating the building's opening.

Copy negative of architectural drawings showing the east, west, north and south elevations of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture's Provincial Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, located at Regina.