Instructional Film: Shows the proper installation of a drawbar to a tractor for maximum power in pulling a plow. The film has a good display of agricultural implements. By: ?

Print of a pen and ink drawing by C. W. Jeffreys depicting a man and a team of horses ploughing a field.

Items are picture postcards of various scenes of Saskatchewan, including: the boathouse at Regina Beach; No. 1 wharf at Regina Beach; people boating at Regina Beach; Regina Beach as seen from the lake; Boy Scouts leading a school parade in Lumsden, Saskatchewan on June 3, 1913, with the Lumsden Hotel in the background; a social gathering at Lumsden Beach; Shafer Restaurant stand at Lumsden plowing match on June 15, 1911; exterior view of hospital in Swift Current; exterior view of C.H. Schafer Restaurant; and Frank Blaney [Belaney] of Prelate sitting in automobile. One of the postcards was written to Clarance Spicer by his mother.

Documentary: The original negative from a documentary showing threshing, ploughing, horseshoes and harness making.

Farmer tilling land on a tractor near Elbow.

Frederick Neil Smith operating a seven-bottom gang plow pulled by a caterpiller type tractor, owned by Preston C. West, in the Kindersely SK area, ca. 1913. [Copy print]

Title supplied from content.

A large tractor pulling a plow to clear the land near Broadview. Four men and two children with the machinery.

A group in front of Preston C. West's tractor with "caterpillar" tracks, and seven gang breaking plow, used to break virgin sod in the area around Kindersley, Saskatchewan.

Two ploughs hanging on a wall.