Soil Survey of Southern Saskatchewan From Township 1 to 48 Inclusive

Soil Survey of Southern Saskatchewan From Township 1 to 48 InclusiveSoil Survey of Southern Saskatchewan From Township 1 to 48 Inclusive, Mitchell, John, Harold C. Moss, and J[ack] S. Clayton, Saskatchewan Soil Survey, Agriculture, Geology, John Mitchell, Harold C. Moss, Jack S. Clayton, box 6 Conducted by the University of Saskatchewans Department of Soils (now, Dept. of Soil Science) in 1944, Soil Survey #12 organizes the provinces regions by soil type, further dividing each soil into subtypes or Associations. The

François-Finlay Post

He spends considerable time discussing rising conflicts between settler governments and First Nations/Métis peoples that culminated in the 1885 North-West Resistance

Co-op Cook Book : With Kitchen Tested Recipes by Committee

Mennon School District

Alice Beck

Robert Sinclair

copies of historical documents

Robert Michael

but title and contents suggest a publication date of 1974 or later

Organized by location

Hatton located approximately twenty miles northwest of Maple Creek "was once Western Canada's largest grain handling point"

followed by the arrival of Christian missionaries and the beginning of economic development in the region