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Regina (Sask.)
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Saskatchewan Baseball Association

This series contains 34 manuals, 1 scorebook, 5 brochures, 1 executive directory, 5 programs, 1 correspondence, 1 league affiliation application form, 2 letterheads, 3 photographs, 6 team roster forms, 1 certificate of appreciation, 12 newsletters, 3 "Christmas cards", 2 advertisements, 1 membership card, 2 business cards, 1 fundraising opportunity, 1 placemat, and 1 envelope.

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Hockey Tournaments

This series contains 8 programs, 5 game tickets, 3 team lists, 4 posters with dates, and 4 posters without dates.

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James Tire Centres Ltd.

This series contains 4 envelopes, 1 mail tag, 2 cheque blanks, 1 receipt form, 2 "free beer" tickets, 13 business cards, 1 price list, 1 letterhead, and 6 invoice forms.

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Dewdney Avenue looking east

Dewdney Avenue looking east with Scarth Street in foreground and Hamilton Street in background. Rail yards to the right.

Downtown Regina

Downtown Regina, South Railway Street on the left running back towards Broad Street.

Regina downtown after cyclone

Regina downtown after the cyclone. Far left: Scarth Street looking north from 11th Avenue. Far right: Scarth Street looking south from 11th Avenue.

Mr. Gerald Spring-Rice

Mr. Gerald Spring-Rice

Mr. Gerald Spring-Rice, the owner of Regina's first power plant, which operated under his ownership from 1892 until 1902 when he sold it to the city.

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