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Corner of Farm near Moose Jaw

MJ-133.94-423
Stuk
1910-1913

Part of Rice's Studio collection

Image of a field with wheat stooks, a barn and farmhouse near Moose Jaw.

Zonder titel

Chinese Nationalist League fonds

MJ-030
Archief
[1920? to 1955?]

The records are primarily Chinese language consisting of membership cards and lists, correspondence and some financial records. Also included are membership pins in sealed and numbered envelopes.

Zonder titel

Unidentified threshing scene

68-152
Stuk
[ca. 1905]

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Men standing in front of tractor in field threshing. Man driving horse and wagon team at right. Likely Moose Jaw district

Milk Producers annual field day

68-169
Stuk
July 8, 1930

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Milk Producers annual field day at Fred Jones's farm, known as Rideau Heights Dairy Farm. Large group of men, women, children and cows stand in front of barn

Firemen fighting fire in Evans Block

68-176
Stuk
March 29, 1955

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Firemen atop ladders in heavy smoke during fire at Evans Block

Oil on fire along Thunder Creek

68-178
Stuk
[ca. 1955]

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Oil on fire along Thunder Creek; Canadian National Railway chimney seen at right, railway tracks in foreground. Newspaper clipping pasted to back of photo, date unknown

Thunder Creek in flood

68-184
Stuk
1969

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Two boys stand on homemade rafts in flood waters of Thunder Creek in Moose Jaw. Houses, buildings and elevator in background

Flooding of Moose Jaw River

68-193
Stuk
1969

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

A boy holding a pole stands in a boat in flood waters of Moose Jaw River in Moose Jaw; house in background

Group of unidentified men, possibly civic dignitaries

68-198
Stuk
[193-?]

Part of MJ General Photograph Collection

Group photo of unidentified men, all wearing suits and some with hats, standing in front of a building. Identified on back of photo: front row, 2nd from left: J.W. Corman; 5th from left: J.G. Baker