Item component is an article by Patrick Kyba that appears in volume 44, issue 3 of Saskatchewan History beginning on page 103.

Prince Albert nominating convention delegates, including Mackenzie King, Premier Dunning and members of his cabinet, and many others, at front of City hall.

Douglas Graber, Past President of the Young Liberal Association; member of the Executive Committee.

Sessional Review, Saskatchewan Legislature 1909, and Statement of the Provincial Rights Policy booklet. Published in April 1910 by the Saskatchewan Publishing Co., Ltd., Regina, Saskatchewan. 78 p.

Pamphlet entitled Hon. F.W.G. Haultain Outlines his Policy: The Former Premier States His Attitude in Regard to Schools and Lands -- What His Test Case Policy Will Result In -- The Much Discussed Question of Boundaries [1905?] (4 copies). Includes head and shoulders portrait of Hon. F.W.G. Haultain, leader of the Provincial Rights Party, used on cover of pamphlet.

Campaign ribbon from May 1912 - slogan: Saskatchewan for Borden & Haultain.

Article called The Canadian Constitution Respecting Education (undetermined source or date).

Right Honourable Louis St. Laurent chatting with Liberal candidates.

Records of the Elrose Constituency office of the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party, now disorganized.

Saskatchewan Liberal leader Lynda Haverstock and other Liberal candidates in the 1991 general election and federal Liberal Paul Martin at a campaign barbecue at the Forestry Farm.

Lynda Haverstock, leader of the Saskatchewan Liberal Party, speaks at an event with banners carrying the slogan "its up to you in 92". Geographical location unknown.