A small (17 cm X 23 cm) hardcover 150-page notebook containing the list of expenditures and revenues for the Arcadia Rural Telephone Company listed by year for the years 1912 to 1945

34 newspaper clippings all about Arthur Leach a former mayor and postmaster of Indian Head.

A homemade 68-page booklet of letter-size pages stapled together at the top left corner. The booklet contains a cumulative history of Indian Head Communities in Bloom and promotes the community of Indian Head (Sask.)

A small 14 cm X 22 cm 8-page promotional brochure by the Town of Indian Head to provide people with dates and information for the town's 75th anniversary celebrations. The brochure contains articles about the town's history and institutions.

Two copies of a small (13.5 cm X 23 cm) pamphlet outlining the legion's plan to fund-raise and build the Indian Head Memorial Hall complete with a list of the questions and answers and a preliminary artist's sketch.

A large scrapbook containing about 60 pages of photographs and newspaper clippings from the 1971 Indian Head Homecoming event.

A large (29 cm X 35 cm) red hardcover 200-page notebook containing the records of parcels received by the Indian Head Post Office from 1928 to 1942. The book was specifically designed for this purpose.

A fourteen page booklet of names addresses and other personal information about people who live or lived in Indian Head (Sask.)

7 legal-sized pages (single-sided) stapled together that are the transcript of George Thompson's reply to a toast in 1923. Thompson's speech reviewed the history of Indian Head and various persons involved with it. It included a description of how the town was named by Robert Crawford. The speech was addressed to the Indian Head Mayor and Council. A guest of honour was Frederick Haultain. It is not known what the specific event was.

Dr. Hart holding the hands of his twins - Robert and Edith (ancestry.ca). He was also one of four doctors in Indian Head. He was Indian Head's mayor in 1924 and involved in many other community committees and boards (see Indian History book pp 432-433)

A small calendar made by the Orange Benevolent Society with the final page describing the Orange Home and photos and messages from Maureen McGirr, president of the Orange Benevolent Society; Shirley Boychuk, R.W. Grand Mistress and Janice McBain, Executive Officer/Director of Care. The last page also has a donations form.

A 20 cm X 35 cm black and red hardcover 200-page notebook containing the meeting minutes for the Indian Head Rockets baseball team from 1950 to 1954.

A small (18 cm X 24 cm) paperback 24-page blue notebook containing the times and teams playing for each game of the 1952 Indian Head Baseball Tournament, including the names of the announcers and officials.

A self-published glossy 71-page book (staple-bound) by Doctor Thomas Milroy about growing up in Indian Head and his medical career throughout Canada and the United States. Milroy was born in Alberta in 1919 to John Murray Milroy and Marjorie (Taylor) Milroy. The following year, his father was transferred to manage the Union Bank of Canada branch at Indian Head. Thomas's parents, John and Marjorie Milroy, stayed in Indian Head for the rest of their lives (see Indian Head History Book pp 562-563).

Two copies of a 188-page paperback book based on Ms. McLaughlin's life with her husband, Roy, from 1938 to 1949 while he managed the grain elevator at Archydal, northwest of Moose Jaw.