Written on back of both copies: "Moose Jaw looking west from Central Collegiate soon after construction."

View of Moose Jaw, looking southeast from roof of Central Collegiate; ca. 1912

Image of vehicle and pedestrian traffic in front of the Walter Scott building. View from the corner of Main Street and High Street East. 'Rice photo' inscribed on lower half of the photograph.

Image of the exterior of the Walter Scott block. Automobiles are parked in front of the building along both Main Street and High Street. Pedestrians are walking along the sidewalk in front of the building. There are many signs in the windows indicating the offices in the building, such as Red Cliff, Dr. Irwin dentist, Dr. Underhill surgeon, and many others.

A small (9 cm X 15 cm) 4-page green pamphlet listing all the games of the Western Canada Baseball League for 953. Johnny Esau of CKRM radio is pictured on the front. Glued on the inside covering much of the text are a newspaper photograph of Percy Trimont and a short article from Moose Jaw reporting a 14-game suspension and fine for Jim Williams, then the manager of the Regina Caps, - the previous year, he and his team were the Indian Head Rockets. The Indian Head Rockets do not appear in the schedule.

Unidentified farmer standing in a field of wheat ready to be harvested.

Image of wheat in stooks in a field near Moose Jaw. Farmhouse and barn in the distance.

Men seen filling four seeder boxes pulled by horse teams in Moose Jaw district

The Wild Animal Regional Park located in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

Windstorm damage of storehouse owned by Louis Marcel. Newspaper clipping pasted to back

Roadview Farm implement shed, property of S.H. Hales, collapsed 12 miles south of Moose Jaw. Newspaper story pasted on back

Several men, including Arthur L. Davies (Moose Jaw's oldest pioneer), A.L. (Bert) Miller (Crestwynd farmer), and George Phillips seen standing by the Winnipeg Elevator Co. Ltd. elevator

Wintertime outdoor posed group of 200 men - delegates at a meeting or conference, not identified. Many men are wearing white ribbons on their coats.

This fonds consists of bulletins, newsletters, convention programs and reports, correspondence, publicity and press reports from Saskatchewan and other provincial unions, guidelines for the superintendents of the various departments of the W.C.T.U., biographical histories of prominent women of the W.C.T.U., information on the Canadian Loyal Temperance Legion and published material on the negative effects of alcohol, tobacco and drugs.

Two unidentified workers working with large cans of paint in room with machinery and pipes