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Publication written by Keith Kessler that includes his recollections of farming; various reminiscences relating to attending school, hunting, Al Capone and the Ku Klux Klan; and genealogical information on his and his wife, Yvonne's families, as follows: Kessler; Morrison; Diemert; Kesslering; Fellner; Ashton; and Waddington.

The parents of Keith Kessler were Bert and Addie Kessler. The parents of Yvonne Kessler were Max and Elsie Kesslering.

Images from the holdings of the Saskatchewan Archives Board for use on the Saskatchewan Stories About Work multimedia web site.

Newspaper articles, written by Noelle Grosse of the Western Development Museum and published in various editions of the Regina Sun, pertaining to the history and provenance of artifacts within the collection of the Western Development Museums in Saskatchewan. Includes articles pertaining to: Paulina Holm's dress given to her by the Rockefeller family (published March 14, 1999); Jacob Kampen's 1926 Ford Model T Runabout (March 21, 1999); the Tufts food saver (May 30, 1999); Onya Kabaroff's wedding dress (June 27, 1999); a quilt made by volunteers of the Moose Jaw Red Cross and shipped to Holland during the Second World War (July 18, 1999); the Phoenix Centiped log hauler (August 8, 1999); George Morris' 1929 rod weeder (September 5, 1999); the Western Roto Thresh combine (October 24, 1999); Ruth Horlick's CCM hockey skates (December 26, 1999); and the Autoboggan Snow Fleet invented by H.C. (Harry) Paul (January 9, 2000).

Prairie Implement Manufacturers Association (PIMA) 1989 Annual Report, 1990. 24 p. Printed by Grand Valley Press Ltd., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Prairie Implement Manufacturers Association 1989-90 Membership Directory and 1990-91 Membership Directory.

Publication entitled The PIMA Story, 1970-1990, written by Ivan Thue, February 1990. 46 p. Printed by d&c Prairie Publishing Co., Oakville, Manitoba.

Materials concerning agricultural implements of Emerson Manufacturing Co. and Massey Harris Co.; prize lists of Broadview Agricultural Society; seed catalogues; "World's Grain Exhibition and Conference - Story of Grain," 1993.

Wes Ferguson, disking with Belgian horses at the Western Development Museum, North Battleford, Saskatchewan.

Colour photographs of interior and exterior of depot facilities and sample equipment manufactured by Canadian Cooperative Implements Ltd. (CCIL). Two photographs depict a rendering/conception drawing of the facilities.

Businesses at Raymore on No. 6 highway. Included are: Andy's White Farm Equipment, R. W. Versatile, Wheat Pool Farm Service, Transport Garage for John Deere, Phil's Construction, Martin's Auto Body and Glass Ltd., J. I. Case Machinery, Raymore Motor Products and Gulf Station, John Gray's Esso Bulk Service, Bolt Service Ltd., and Shell Bulk Sales and Restaurant.

Film negative images of farm implement dealers, and buildings. (1) A Case Power & Equipment dealership. (2) A large building. (3) A large building.

Item is an image showing a First Nations man plowing a field with a two-horse team on a reserve in western Canada.