MG 429 - Joe Cherwinski fonds
Dates: 1914-2006 (inclusive); 1965-2000 (predominant).
Extent: 5.08 m of textual records, 127 photographs, 11 negatives, 133 slides, 1 reel-to reel; 2 DVD; 8 reels of microfilm; 82 fiche; 1 disc; 23 posters; memorabilia; and library; plus oversize.
Biography: Walter Joseph Carl Cherwinski was born on 26 April 1942 in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. He earned both his BA (1964) and MA (1966) from the University of Saskatchewan, and his PhD (1972) from the University of Alberta. He worked as research assistant to Eugene Forsey, and as a sessional lecturer at the University of Regina and the University of Alberta, prior to accepting a permanent position in the history department at Memorial University, Newfoundland. His research related primarily to prairie agricultural labour. He is author of numerous articles relating to labour issues, migrant workers on the prairies, and prairie history.
Scope and content: This fonds contains the drafts, notes, and reference materials relating to Cherwinski’s research on prairie labour and history.
Arrangement: It has been organized into 9 series: 1. Personal 2. Letters to Albert: The Main Family Correspondence from Saskatchewan, 1908-1925. 3. Prairie Farm Labour 4. Research – Various 5. Saskatchewan Organized Labour 6. Schwinghamer General Store 7. Winter on the Prairies: 1906-1907 8. Posters 9. Library
Restrictions: Files marked as restricted must be vetted by archivist prior to use.
Donated by WJC Cherwinski to the University of Saskatchewan Archives in 2012.
Original finding aid by Patrick Hayes. Edited by Amy Putnam, 2018.
Box 1
SERIES 1: PERSONAL
British Columbia Today! – 1928.
Clippings.
Computers. Primarily documentation regarding computer systems and user reference materials from MUN, but this file also includes correspondence regarding the purchase of a vehicle.
Correspondence. – nd, 1990, 1999. – textual records, 1 photograph. Primarily relating to research projects. Includes photograph taken at W. Keith Regular’s PhD oral defence, with Cherwinski and JR Miller.
Educational Reform. – 1995. Pamphlets relating to a referendum regarding denominational school boards.
“The formative years of the trade union movement in Saskatchewan, 1905-1920.” – 1 reel, microfilm. Copy of Cherwinski MA thesis from Saskatchewan.
Meighan Tape. – 1 reel to reel tape. Recording of Arthur Meighan in 1941; regarding war support.
Memorial University Library.
Memorial University – Promotion and Tenure. – RESTRICTED Includes cvs, documents relating to various committee work, conferences, etc.
Memorial University – Promotion and Tenure – Articles. Includes “Honoré Joseph Jaxon, Agitator, Disturber, producter of plans to make men think, and Chronic Objector...”; “Make Hay While the Sun Shines: Organized Labour in an Agricultural Environment – The Saskatchewan Experience, 1905-1970”; “Bibliographic Note: The Left in Canadian History, 1911-1969:’ obituary for Joseph Hugh Tuck, 1929-86; “Early Working-Class Life on the Prairies” (for Canada’s Visual History); 2
“Wooden Horses and Rubber Cows: Training British Agricultural Labour for the Canadian Prairies, 1890-1930;” “Saskatchewan Oganized Labour and the Winnipeg General Strike, 1919;” “The Incredible Harvest Excursion of 1908;” “Misfits, Malingerers, and Malcontents: The British Harvester Movement of 1928;” etc.
Memorial University – Promotion and Tenure – Course Evaluation.
Memorial University – Promotion and Tenure - Reviews.
Miscellaneous. – textual records, 2 photographs.
Music. – nd, 1956. Includes “Celebrity News,” program for the Celebrity Concert series (Regina); and a copy of the “Roughrider March.”
1988 Election – Free Trade. Includes a copy of Marjorie Bowker’s “What will the free trade agreement mean to you and to Canada?; “Straight Talk on Free Trade” (newspaper insert); and “What’s the Big Deal?”
“A Noble and Honest Trooper: The Image Versus Role of the North-West Mounted Police in the Canadian West, 1874-1881.” Student paper.
Political Memorabilia. – 1965 – 2006. – textual records, 33 1/3 rpm plastic record, 1 DVD; 34 campaign buttons; other artifacts. See also oversize. Material from the Natural Law Party; the Canadian Action Party; and Social Credit (1993). Includes a liberal party “thunder stick;” Gerard Kennedy scarf; Michael Ignatieff scarf; Stéphane Dion scarf; Paul Martin scarf; 2006 leadership convention buttons including those for: Scott Brison; Stéphane Dion; Ken Dryden (and whistle); Martha Hall Findlay; Michael Ignatieff; Gerard Kennedy (and candy); and Bob Rae; 2003 leadership convention button for Paul Martin; [1968 leadership convention?] button for Pierre Trudeau; 1984 John Turner “evening with the PM” button; button depicting 9 liberal prime ministers; and issue-related buttons including “one member one vote;” “un parti à l’image de la victoire;” “yes – Newfoundland and Labrador Canada committee;” “Council of Presidents;” “out reach;” “support our youth;” “victory – Vancouver 2009.” Also includes a Michael Ignatieff campaign DVD; Bob Thompson plastic record (1965 3
election).
Souvenir of Brandon Manitoba. – [ca. 191?].
Summary Report of the Project 2005 Workshop. – 1989. Regarding an Alberta history workshop.
SERIES 2: LETTERS TO ALBERT: The Main Family Correspondence from Saskatchewan, 1908- 1925.
Description.
Maps. Includes copies of homestead records.
Box 2
Microfilm. – Negative. Only complete set.
Notes and Correspondence. – 2 folders. Folder 2 appears to be notes made by a student assistant.
Transcripts – Annotated. – 2 folders.
Transcripts - Final. – textual records, disc.
SERIES 3: PRAIRIE FARM LABOUR
Accidental Death. See also below, “Farm Hands – Health and Safety” and “Medical Care.”
Anderson Thesis. “The Place of the Small Farm in the Agricultural Economy of Saskatchewan.”
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[Archival Sources.] Notes on collections available, request forms, etc. from various archives.
Canada’s Visual History # 69 – Prairie Working Class. – 31 slides. National Film Board / National Museums images.
Canadian Farming.
Chapter 1 – Introduction.
Chapter 2 – Draft – Farm Labour Problem.
Chapter 3 – Recruitment. Notes, reference material, etc. Includes pages from the “Wide World Magazine,” with an ad from the Barnardo homes.
Chapter 11 or 12 – Social and Family Life.
Children as Farm Hands - I.
Box 3
Children as Farm Hands - II.
CV and Outline. See below, “Outline.”
Draft – “In Search of Jake Trumper.”
Employer – Employee Relations.
Families as Farm help.
Farmer Apprentices – Saskatchewan.
Farm Hands – British - I.
Farm Hands – British - II.
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Farm Hands and Crime.
Farm Hands – Health and Safety. See also below, “medical care.”
Farm Hands and the Law. – 2 folders. Includes RCMP reports, complaints, Justice of the Peace returns, etc. Folder 1: Box 3 Folder 2: Box 4
Box 4
Farm Hands and the Law – Grant.
Farm Hands - Organization
Farm Hands – Social Life.
Farm Hands – Wages.
Farm Labour – Living Conditions
Farm Labour Problem. Some research notes; predominantly reference materials.
Farm Labour in Wartime.
Field Agriculture in the Canadian Prairie West. – 1977. Report by David Spector.
Government and [Farm labour]. Research notes, articles, archival reference materials.
Harvest.
Harvest Excursions – I.
Harvest Excursions – II.
Box 5 6
Harvest Excursions (Br.) – I.
Harvest Excursion (Br.) – II. Includes copy of Cherwinski’s “ ‘Misfits,’ ‘Malingerers,’ and ‘Malcontents:’ The British Harvester Movement of 1928” from The Developing West, 1983.
“Helping Hands: Prairie Farm Labour Before the Depression.” Manuscript proposal.
Hollinghurst Memoir. “An Account of My Life” by George Hollinghurst.
Immigration. Photocopies from the sessional papers.
Immigration Branch. – 1 reel microfilm. RG 76 vol. 611, file 906248, Pt. 2 – LAC.
“The Incredible Harvest Excursion of 1908.” Typescript version. See also below, Library – The Harvest Train.
Index Cards.
Intro – Farm Labour Problem. Notes.
Legal Complaints – Alberta. “Information and Complaint” records, including depositions, sworn before Justices of the Peace.
Medical Care. See also above, “Accidental Death” and “Farm Hands – Health and Safety.”
Mega Farms.
Migrant Workers.
Migrant Workers – Unemployment. 7
Nature of Prairie Agriculture – I.
Nature of Prairie Agriculture – II. Copies of “Preparing Land for Grain Crops on the Prairies;” “The Story of Manitoba’s Agriculture;” and “Crop Production Requirements in Manitoba.”
Nature’s Metropolis: Chicago and the Great West. Photocopy.
Box 6
Notes and drafts.
Outline. – 12 folders. Individual folders, with rough outlines, notes, and / or reference materials: I. The Farm labour Problem II. Solving the Problem 1. Recruitment II. 2. Training and Education II. 3. Imperial Dreams and Continental Realities II. 4. Family Labour – Women and Children II. 5 The Migrant Worker Mechanization III. The Farm Hands at Work 1. Spring and Summer III. 2 Harvest III. 3. The Desolate Winter – Farm “Work” vs Unemployment [empty file] IV. The Farm Hand in Prairie Society 1. Social and Cultural Life IV. 2. The Worker and the Family [empty file] IV.3. The Farm Worker and the Legal System [empty file] V. Conclusions Misc. Notes [empty file] Untitled [notes written inside folder]
Photographs. – 2 photographs. See also below, Research – Various. Includes print of “harvest excursion” poster; threshing crew; 2 photos from newpapers.
Railways – I.
Railways – II. 8
Recruitment – CE and Other.
Recruitment – Padroni System.
Reference Material. – 14 folders. – textual records, fiche, 5 photographs. Folder 1 includes “Agriculture, Climate and Population;” “Threshing in the Midwest, 1820-1940;” “Why We Farm;” notes, etc. Folder 2 includes “Conceptions as far apart as the poles – Hosts and immigrants out west;” “Tom Brown on the Prairies: Public schoolboys and remittance men in the Canadian west;” notes, etc. Folder 3 includes “Percy Augustus Maxwell – Letters home...”; “Divorce and Marriage Breakdown on the North American Prairies and Plains, 1900-1939;” “Hitler’s Agents in Canada;” photos of stooking, cutting wheat, etc.; fiche of G.H. Hak thesis, “The Harvest Excursions...”; etc. Folder 4 includes “Mixed Farmyards in Alberta, 1895-1955;” and “Motherwell Historic Park...final report.” Folder 5 includes “Agriculture on the Prairies 1870-1940,” “Spoilage and heating of stored agricultural products,” “The Archivists” (Multiculturalism); and “1984 Bibliography – manuscripts and publications” Parks Canada. Folder 8 includes “Guide to Farm Practice in Saskatchewan;” “The Old Harvest Specials.” Folder 12 includes “The Family Farm in Alberta: Its Origins, Development and Future;” “Selected Annotated Bibliography of Research on Part-Time Farming in Canada;” “A Guide to Agricultural Periodicals Published in Western Canada;” etc. Folder 13 includes “Agricultural Labour;” “Farm Labour and Social Standards;” “A study of Farm Labor in Seneca County, New York;” “Farm Life in the Selkirk Colony;” “Cowboyography;” “The Effective use of Farm Labour and Equipment in Eastern Canada;” “Contemporary Demographic Movements Underlying Canadian Agricultural Development. Folder 14 includes article on “Hobo language” and “railroad slang.”
Folders 1-4: Box 6 Box 7 Folders 5 -14 : Box 7 Box 8
Reference Material – Archival Sources.
Reference Material – Articles by Others.
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Reference Material – Manitoba. – 2 folders.
Relationship of Farm Hand with Wife and Children.
Research Bulletins – National Historic Parks and Sites. – 1977-1978. Three bulletins, relating to field agriculture and animal husbandry in the Canadian prairie west.
Rural Way of Life. Research notes, articles, archival reference materials.
Suicide.
Technology. – 2 folders. Folder 2 includes “Farm Mechanization: the impact on labour at the level of the farm household;” “The Roar of Tractors and Combines: Canadian Plains’ Agriculture in the Twenties;” “Choice of Farm Machinery;” “Collections of Historical Agricultural Equipment: A Cast Iron Archives?” “A Study of Horse and Tractor Power;” “Effects of Farm Technology and Consequent Problems of Adjustment Effects of Industrialization on Agricultural Production;” “An appraisal of wartime changes in Canadian Agriculture;” “The mechanization of Agriculture in Northern Manitoba.”
Technology – Miscellaneous ILL Articles.
Trip Across Canada.
Urban Relief.
Box 9
Voisey Thesis. – 2 folders. “Forging the Western Tradition: Pioneer Approaches to Settlement and Agriculture in Southern Albertaa Communities.”
Wetaskewin District Court and Supreme Court Records. – 5 reels, 16 mm microfilm.
Women. Includes materials relating to homestead experiences; survey of income; crime; etc.
Women as Farm Hands. 10
Work Day & Work Year.
Work Year.
World War I.
SERIES 4: RESEARCH – VARIOUS
Articles – Labour.
[Canada’s Visual History]. Draft text and images.
Continuing Research File. – textual records, fiche.
The Great Harvest Excursion – Workshop Draft. Play by Michael Cook, inspired by Cherwinski’s article.
Harvest Excursions. – 2 folders. Notes, reference materials, reader comments on “Coxley’s Army,” “Bri” and “The Increadible Harvest Excursion of 1908.”
Box 10
H-X/08 [Harvest Excursion of 1908] Ilustrations. – 3 photographs.
Honoré Jaxon.
Index to Photographs and other Illustrations in Canada Sessional Papers. – 2 folders.
Lecture – The Farm Hand & the Prairie Farm Family. – 72 slides. Illustrations only.
Miscellaneous. – textual records, 10 photographs, DVD. Includes “Canada and the liberation of the Netherlands” DVD
The 1930s. Photocopies of “The 1930s: Depression and Retrenchment” and “The 1930s.” 11
Note: the material in the following files includes reference copies and source information for photos and illustrations, used for Canada’s Visual History and “The Incredible Harvest Excursion of 1908.”
Photographs – Canada’s Visual History.
Photographs – The Emigrant. – 19 photographs, 4 negatives. Note: not all images are identified as from The Emigrant, but were found within a single folder.
Photographs – Glenbow.
Photographs – Library and Archives Canada. – 21 photographs.
Photographs – Public Archives of Alberta.
Photographs – Public Archives of Manitoba.
Photographs – Saskatchewan Archives Board. – 8 photos.
Photographs – Source Unidentified. – 23 photographs, 7 negatives.
Photographs – University of Alberta Archives.
Public Archives of Canada [LAC] – Index. – textual records, fiche. Guides to the records of George Brown; Sir Francis Bond Head and family; Edgar Dewdney; Joseph Flavelle; A.T. Galt; Sir Allan Napier MacNab; the Merritt Family; Henry H. Stevens; Charles Tupper; J.S. Woodsworth; Quebec Ordinances; Edward Blake; John Galt; William C. Good; the Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA); Thomas D’Arcy McGee; Nova Scotia Report on Archives and Local Records; Sir John Douglas Sutherland Campbell, Marquess of Lorne; Sir Charles Bagot; Sir Edmund Walker Head; Jaques Viger; Sir John Beverley Robinson; Joseph Howe; Hon. L-.H. La Fontaine; John Rolph; Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley; Voice of Women’ Canadian Union of Public Employees (SUPE); John Sandfield Macdonald; Frank Underhill; Social Credit Association of Canada; M.J.W. Coldwell; W.M. King (J4 series); William Lyon Mackenzie King diaries; Louis Stephen St. Laurent; James L. Ralston; Joseph-Israel Tarte; Lunenburg, Nova Scotia; Liberal Party of Canada; Sessional Records, 1841-1866; National Council of Women of Canada; Eugene Alfred Forsey; Frontier College; Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport, and General Workers; Andrew Macphail; Hector Langevin; William Lyon Mackenzie; Ontario 12
Federation of Labour; Young Women’s Christian Association of Canada (YWCA); United Transportation Union Collection; William R. Motherwell; Canada National Railway.
Ratcliffe Article. – textual records, overheads, 2 photographs.
Residual Notes – “Jake” and “1928” Papers. From “In search of Jake Trumper
Work Force – The Prairies (1891-1921).
Box 11
Series 5: SASKATCHEWAN ORGANIZED LABOUR
“Beyond Black Tuesday: The United Mine Workers in the Sask Coal Fields, 1938-1945.” Draft and notes.
“Brotherhood of Painters.” Request for peer review of an article by Glen Makahonuk.
CHA Paper. – 1978. Notes, reference materials and draft of “Make Hay While the Sun Shines.”
Christophers, P.M.
Commemorative Issue – Saskatoon Star Phoenix. – 1982. – see oversize
Early Working Class Life on the Prairies. – 30 slides. Text and images for Canada’s Visual History.
General Strike – 1919. Clippings from various Saskatchewan newspapers. Note: these are faded and difficult to read (the citations are clear).
One Big Union.
Organized Labour in Saskatchewan – The TLC Years. – 1975. - 2 folders. Manuscript.
R.C. on I.R. 13
Reference – Miscellaneous.
Reference – Various. Includes material on the One Big Union; Estevan strike and riot;
World War I.
Series 6: SCHWINGHAMER GENERAL STORE
1915-1970 (inclusive); 1929-1934 (predominant). – 22 cm of textual records.
The Schwinghamer family were general merchants in Bruno, Saskatchewan.
This series contains materials relating to the Schwinghamer general store in Bruno; other stocks and investments they made; crop and chattel mortgages and other loans they made to farmers in the community; and a ledger from the local doctor’s office. These records are a useful documentation of credit, debt, farm success (or failure), and legal matters within a small community in central Saskatchewan.
Note: files identified with an asterisk previously formed part of MG 392 Schwinghamer
Personal names and other information restricted. Please consult with archivist.
Subseries: General Files
Articles. – 4 folders. Folders 1-2: Box 11 Folders 3-4: Box 12
Box 12 Census Data.
The Country Town – Wilbert L. Anderson. – 1914.
Ideas File – The General Store.
Notes. Includes copies of Humboldt Journal; index cards; etc.
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Offprints.
Photographs. – 1 photo. Image of Schwinghamer general store, SAB S-B 115, file 1574.
Reference and Notes. – 2 folders.
Schwinghamer Project – Grant. Subseries: Business files
* Business - Assignment of Growers’ Certificates. – 1927-1929.
* Business - Crop, Chattel Mortgages, Loans, Etc. – 1927-1934. – 2 folders.
Box 13
* Business - Great West Life Assurance Co. – 1931-1932.
* Business - Income Tax. – 1922-1930, 1953-1970. – 15 folders. – RESTRICTED
* Business - Insurance. – 1937, 1967, 1970
* Business - Investments and Shares. – 1929-1934. With Muskiki Sulphates Ltd., Manitoba Basin Mining Co., etc.
* Business - Memorandum of Association. – 1918-1925. – photocopies.
* Business - John Mutschke – Account. – 1920-1921. Purchases, credit and cash payments.
* Business - Suppliers – Actual and Potential. – 1970.
* Business - Tax Notices and Assessments. – 1915-1935, 1957. – RESTRICTED
* Estates - Alois Joseph Schwinghamer – Estate – Claims Against. – 1935.
* Estates - Anna Schwinghamer – Estate. – 1921-1938.
* Estates - Anna Schwinghamer – Estate – Invoices and Receipts. – 1928-1939.
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* Estates - Anna Schwinghamer – Estate Ledger. – 1925-1948. Ledger of debts; correspondence and notes regarding repayment to estate. Anna Felix served as executrix of the estate.
* Estates - Anna Schwinghamer – Estate – Letters of Administration. – 1957
* Estates - Kalinski Papers. – 1921-1944. Concerning NE 17-36-25 W2nd.
* Medical - Ledger of Accounts. – 1929-1931.
SERIES 7: WINTER ON THE PRAIRIES: 1906-1907
1906-07 – Ideas.
Alberta Department of Agriculture Reports.
Archival Sources – City of Regina Archives.
Archival Sources – Diaries, Journals (see also Morton Collection – U Sk).
Archival Sources - Glenbow Notes. Includes Town of Camrose; Lillian Turner fonds; Bank of Commerce manager correspondence; etc.
Box 14
Archival Sources – NAC – RG 18 – RCMP. Notes, photocopies.
Archival Sources - [NAC} - RG 76 – Early Department of Interior & NWMP Assistance to Settlers. – 2 folders. Typescript notes.
Archival Sources - Provincial Archives of Manitoba. Includes material from the Beatrice Brigden papers; Mrs. Thomas Kitson papers; John Harris diaries; etc.
Archival Sources – SAB – Departmental Reports – Agriculture, Public Works. 16
Archival Sources – SAB – Dixon Brothers Letter Books.
Archival Sources – SAB –Motherwell Papers.
Archival Sources – United Church Archives.
Archival Sources – University of Saskatchewan Archives – Morton Collection.
Benjamin Crawford Diary. Although based on a New Brunswick diary, this article relates to climate history.
Calgary Research File.
Climatic Risk or Social Progress: The Historiography of Ranching in Southern Alberta. Thesis by Deliah Oetelaar.
“Cold Comfort.” – disc.
“Cold Comfort” – Accumulated Notes.
“Cold Comfort” – Paper Delivered at CHA. – 2002.
General Prairie Life. Includes excerpts from “Wheat and Woman;” “Wolf Willow;” “The Soil is not Enough;” various reports of early exploration; “The Temperature and Precipitation of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba;” “Prairie Settlement;” etc.
Index cards.
Inquiries re: Fuel Supply.
Box 15
Local Histories. “The Saga of Souris Valley.”
Mixed Signals & Cold Comfort – Papers, Notes, etc. Includes material on Whates’ Canada: The New Nation.
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NAC Research File. Sources at the National Archives; notes.
Newspapers – Alberta.
Newspapers – Manitoba. – 2 folders.
Newspapers – Saskatchewan.
1907 Stanley Cup. Various reference materials, including “The Kenora Thistles’ Stanley Cup Trail;” “Winter Sports in the West;” “The Stanley Cup;” various newspaper articles; etc.
1906-07 Photos. Photocopies and notes on sources.
Notes.
Notes and Reference.
Box 16
Other Natural Disasters.
“Ought Six and Seven: The Biography of a Killer Storm.” Outline and draft notes.
[Prairie Provinces.] – 2 folders. Folder 1 includes data ca. 1921-1926.
[Reference].
[Reference – Articles].
[Reference – British Immigration.]
[Reference – Literature].
[Reference – Muddling Through.]
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[Reference – Newspaper clippings]. Modern clippings on aspects of weather.
Related Interest. Includes [student] essays “Typhoid Fever and Its Causes;” “Seasonal Affective Disorder: What Is It?” “The Connection Between Rural Isolation and Insanity;” various articles and clippings relating to weather; “Creation of the e-nation;” “Landscapes of the Interior;” “Prairie Margins and Prairie Profits;” “Not Just a Cowboy: the Practice of Ranching in Southern Alberta, 1881-1914;” “Wallace Stegner, Herodotus of the Cypress Hills;” “What They Saw: The Climatic and Environmental Context for Euro-Canadian Settlement in Alberta;” “Breaking the Shackles of the Metropolitan Thesis: Prairie History, the Environment and Layered Identities;” etc.
Research Notes. – 2 folders. Box 17
“The Rise and Incomplete Fall of a Contemporary Legend: Frozen Englishmen in the Canadian Prairies During the Winter of 1906-07.” [Incomplete] offprint and draft of article by Cherwinski; conference program.
Secondary References. “The Canadian Prairie West and the Ranching Frontier 1874-1924;” “Projecting images of the nation: The immigration program and its use of lantern slides;” “Where the Wagon Led;” “A Willing Scapegoat: John Macoun and the Route of the CPR;” “The Railway King of Canada;” “Alberta in the 20th Century: The Birth of the Province;” etc.
Weather Data.
Whates – Canada, The New Nation. Typescript copy.
Winnipeg Tribune.
SERIES 8: POSTERS – see O/S N-7
Subseries: General
“Balance.” – McGraw-Hill Ryerson books. – nd.
“Canada: Traditions and Revolutions.” Canadian Studies Conference. – 1989. 19
“Canadian Labour and Working-Class History – lecture series at Memorial University.” – 1983.
“Canadian Studies / etudes canadiennes.” – International Council for Canadian Studies. – nd.
“Everyone an Artist.” – Department of Culture and Youth, Saskatchewan.
“A Future Defined: Canada from 1849 to 1873.” – National Archives exhibit. – 1992.
Maps – Canadian Pacific Railway system. – Sessional papers.
“Preserving Our Documentary Heritage.” – Public Archives of Alberta. – nd.
“Spirits of Earth and Water.” – Newfoundland Museum. – nd.
Subseries: Political
Brian Mulroney – image only. – PC Party election poster. – nd.
“Canada Needs Crosbie.” – PC Party election poster for John Crosbie. – nd
“Elect Ross Reid St. John’s East.” – PC Party election poster. – [ca. 1988 or 1993].
“Jim Baird – St. Hohn’s East.” – [Liberal Party election poster]. – nd.
Joe Clark – image only. – PC Party election poster. – nd.
“Liberal” – image of Jean Chretien, no additional text. – Liberal Party election poster. – nd.
“The New Democrats” – image of Ed Broadbent. – NDP election poster. – nd.
“Liberal Peter Miller St. John’s East.” – Liberal Party election poster. – nd.
“PC” – image of Brian Mulroney. – PC Party election. – nd.
“PC” – logo only. – 2 copies. – nd.
“PC” with maple leaf. – nd.
“Re-elect Crosbie St. John’s West.” – PC Party election poster. – nd. 20
“Re-elect Jack Harris New Democrat.” – NDP election poster. - nd.
“Socialist and Labor Political Groups in Canada, 1874-1925.” – hand made; damage.
SERIES 9: LIBRARY Subseries: Agriculture
*Binnie-Clark, Georgina. Wheat & Woman. London: William Heinemann, 1914 – see Special Collections, (Shortt), S417 .B5A3
Bracken, John. Crop Production in Western Canada. Winnipeg: The Grain Growers Guide, 1920 – see Special Collections (U Authors, Rare), S575 .C2W5
Bracken, John. Dry Farming in Western Canada. Winnipeg: The Grain Growers Guide, 1921. – see Special Collections (U Authors) SB110.B79
*Britnell, G.E. and V.C. Fowke. Canadian Agriculture in War and Peace 1935-1950. Stanford: Food Research Institute, 1962 – see Special Collections (Shortt, U Authors) HD 1785 .B86
*Dick, Lyle. Farmers “Making Good” The Development of Abernethy District, Saskatchewan 1880-1920. National Historic Parks and Sites, Canadian Parks Service, Environment Canada, 1989. – see Special Collections (Shortt), FC3545 .A32D53
Fowke, Vernon C. The National Policy & the Wheat Economy. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1973 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD9049 .W4F78
Francis, D. and H. Ganzevoort. The dirty Thirties in Prairie Canada. Calgary: Tantalus Research Limited, Vancouver, 1980 – see Special Collections (Shortt), FC10 .W52
*Hare, H.R. Farm Business Management. Toronto: The Ryerson Press, 1946 – see Vet Med (Rare) S561 .H27
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*Jones, David C. Empire of Dust. Edmonton: The University of Alberta Press 1987, 1st edition – see Special Collections (Shortt), FC3695 .S65J65
*Jones, David C. “We’ll all be buried down here:” The Prairie Dryland Disaster 1917-1926. Calgary: Historical Society of Alberta, 1986 – see Murray Library, FC3242.9 .D76W44
*MacGibbon, D.A. The Canadian Grain Trade. Toronto: The Macmillan Company of Canada Limited, 1932 – see Murray Library, HD9044 .C21M14
Box 18
*Macleod, R.C. Swords and Ploughshares: War and Agriculture in Western Canada. Edmonton: The University of Alberta Press, 1993 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3217 .S96
*Reynolds-Alberta Museum Background Papers: Corbet, Elise. Horse Drawn Vehicles Used for Winter Transport in Alberta, 1870-1950. Paper 3, February 1983 Roger, R. Barry. Hay Harvesting Equipment in Alberta 1870-1950. Paper 6, February 1983 Wood, Dallas C. Grain Cutting Implements in Alberta, 1870-1950. Paper 7, February 1983 Sladen, Peter. Stationary and Portable Gas Engines to 1955. Paper 16, February 1984. Gordon, Stanley. Agricultural Tractors in Alberta Since 1925. Paper 17, November 1983 Rogers, Barry and Tracy Anderson. The History, Development and Use of Tillage and Cultivation Implements in Alberta Agriculture 1870-1955. Paper 26, April 1985 Holmgren, Eric J. Steam Power in Alberta 1870-1955. Paper 28, February 1985 Anderson, D.T. A History of Seeding Practices and Machines in Alberta Agriculture, 1870- 1955. Paper 29, June 1985.
*Wheeler, Seager. Seager. Wheeler’s Book on Profitable Grain Growing. Winnipeg: The Grain Growers Guide, 1919. 2nd Edition – see Special Collections (Shortt, U Authors), SB189 .W56
*Yates, Robert L. When I was a Harvester. New York: Macmillan Company, 1930. – see Special Collections (Shortt) S521 .Y33 22
Subseries: Art
*Jefferys, Charles W. Discoverers and Explorers in Canada 1497-1763. Toronto: Imperial Oil Limited, 195? – see Education (Curriculum collection) 971 J453
Rees, Ronald. Land of Earth and Sky: Landscape Painting of Western Canada. Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1984 – see Special Collections (Shortt, U Authors) ND1352 .C21R4
Stacey, Robert. Western Sunlight: C.W. Jefferys on the Canadian Prairies. Saskatoon: Mendel Art Gallery, 1986 – see Special Collections (Shortt), N6549 .J45S72
Subseries: Biography
*Donnelly, Murray. Dafoe of the Free Press. Toronto, Macmillan of Canada, 1968 – see main library, PN4913 .D1D68
*Francis, R. Douglas. Frank H. Underhill, Intellectual Provocateur. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1986 – see main library, FC151 .U55F73
*Gouzenko, Igor. This Was My Choice; Gouzenko's story. Toronto: J.M. Dent & Sons (Canada) Limited, [ca. 1948] – see main library, DK268 .G6A3
Gray, James Henry. R. B. Bennett: The Calgary Years. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1991 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC576 .B45G7
Haig, Kennethe M. Brave Harvest: The life History of E. Cora Hind, LL.D. Toronto : Thomas Allen, 1945. – see Special Collections (Shortt) PN4913 .H66H1
Holdom, Martin W. A preacher's frontier: the Castor, Alberta letters of Rev. Martin W. Holdom, 1909 1912. Calgary: Historical Society of Alberta, 1996 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3699 .C38Z49
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*MacInnis, Grace. J.S Woodsworth: A man to remember. Toronto: Macmillan Co. of Canada, 1953 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC581 .W8M15
MacLean, Andrew D. R. B. Bennett, Prime Minister of Canada. Toronto: Excelsior Pub. Co., 1934 – see Special Collections (Shortt), FC576 .B47M16
McNaught, Kenneth. A Prophet in Politics: A Biography of J.S. Woodsworth. [Toronto]: University of Toronto Press, 1959 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC581 .W8M16
*Owen, Wendy. The Wheat King: selected letters and papers of A.J. Cotton, 1888-1913. Winnipeg: Manitoba Record Society, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3352 .M27
*Rea, J.E. T.A. Crerar: A Political Life. Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1997 – see main library, FC621 .C74R43
Box 19
Rolph, William Kirby. Henry Wise Wood of Alberta. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1950 – see Special Collections (Shortt) S417 .R75
Shackleton, Doris French. Tommy Douglas. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1975 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3525.1 D73S52
*Sheets-Pyenson, Susan. John William Dawson: faith, hope, and science. Montreal: McGill- Queen’s University Press, 1996 – see Natural Sciences library, QE22 .D28S54
Smith, Rev. A.E. All My Life. Toronto: Progress Books, 1949 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HX103.S6A3
*Smith, Donald B. Honore Jaxon: Prairie Visionary. Regina: Coteau Books, 2007 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3217.1 .J33S54
Trofimenkoff, Susan Mann. Stanley Knowles, The Man from Winnipeg North Centre. Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1982 – see Special Collections, FC601 .K56T7
Vaughan, Walter. The life and work of Sir William Van Horne. New York: The Century Co., 1920- see Special Collections (Shortt), HE2808.2 .V25V3
*Ward, Norman and David Smith. Jimmy Gardiner: Relentless Liberal. - Toronto: University of 24
Toronto Press, 1990 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3524.1 .G37W37
*Winslow-Spragge, Lois. No Ordinary Man: George Dawson 1849-1901. Toronto: Natural Heritage/Natural History, 1993 – see Natural Sciences library, QE22 .D27W55
*Ziegler, Olive. Woodsworth: Social Pioneer. Toronto: Ontario Pub. Co., 1934 – see Special Collections, HX103 .W83Z6
Subseries: Built Structures
*Ennals, Peter. Homeplace: The making of the Canadian Dwelling over Three Centuries. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1998 – see main library, NA7241 .E56
*Mills, G. E. Buying wood and building farms: marketing lumber and farm building designs on the Canadian prairies, 1880 to 1920. Canadian Parks Service, 1991 – see gov’t publications, CA1 PS 1:1991B78
Subseries: Canadian History
Babcock, Robert H. Gompers in Canada: a study in American continentalism before the first world war. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1974 – see Special Collections, HD6524 .B11
*Brown, Robert Craig. Canada's national policy, 1883-1900: a study in Canadian-American relations. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1964 – see Special Collections (Shortt) E183.8 .C2B87
*Creighton, D.G. British North America at Confederation: A Study Prepared for the Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations. Ottawa: Information Canada, 1963 (reprinted 1972) – see Law library JL55.C74 or Government Publications CA1Z 1:1937D25
*McDougall, John. Rural life in Canada: its trend and tasks. Toronto; University of Toronto, 1973 – see Special Collection (Shortt), S521 .M13
Morton, W. L. The Canadian Identity. Madison, University of Wisconsin Press, 1961 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC242 .M89
*Moyles, R.G. Imperial dreams and colonial realities: British views of Canada, 1880-1914. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1988 – see main library, FC88 .M685
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Economics
Finkel, Alvin. Business and Social Reform in the Thirties. Toronto: James Lorimer & Company, 1979 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD3616 .C22F55
King, William Lyon. Industry and Humanity: A Study in the Principles Underlying Industrial reconstruction. Toronto: Thomas Allen, 1918 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD6961 .K54 I.4
Myers, Gustavus. History of Canadian Wealth vol. 1. Chicago: Charles H. Kerr & Company, 1914 –see Special Collections (Shortt) HC120 .W4M99
*Porritt, Edward. Canada’s Protective Tariff: What it is; how it is worked; who gets the benefit. Winnipeg: Grain Growers’ Guide, 1920.
Ray, Arthur J. The Canadian Fur Trade in the Industrial Age. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1990 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD9944 .C22R39
Struthers, James. No Fault of Their Own: Unemployment and the Canadian Welfare State 1914- 1941. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1983 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD7096 .C21S77
Ethnic Group / Immigration
Avery, Donald. Reluctant Host: Canada’s Response to Immigrant Workers, 1896-1994. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1995 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD8108.5 A2A945
Canadian Ethnic Studies: Special Issue: From Russia with love: The Doukhobors Vol. XXVII, No. 3, - Calgary, University of Calgary, 1995. In storage: FC104 .C23 Bay 0006
Canadian ethnic studies Vol. XXXI, No. 3. Calgary: University of Calgary, 1999. In storage: FC104 .C23 Bay 0006
*Chan, Anthony B. Gold Mountain: The Chinese in the New World. Vancouver: New Star Books, 1982 – 2 copies, 1983 – see main library, FC106 .C5C52
*Davin, Nicholas Flood. The Irishman in Canada. Shannon: Irish University Press, 1969. Alternate edition: see Special Collections (Shortt) FC106 .I.6D25
*Ganzevoort, Herman. A Bittersweet Land: The Dutch Experience in Canada, 1890-1980. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1988 – see main library, FC106 .D9G36 26
Lysenko, Vera - Men in Sheepskin Coats: A Study in Assimilation. Toronto: The Ryerson Press, 1947 – see Special Collections (Shortt), FC106 .U5L97
Ontario Dept. of Immigration. Emigration: The British farmer’s and farm labourer’s guide to Ontario: the premier province of the Dominion of Canada. Port Elgin, Ont.: Cumming Atlas Reprints, 1974 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3058.2 O.59
Osterhout, S.S. Orientals in Canada: the story of the work of the United Church of Canada with Asiatics in Canada. Toronto: They Ryerson Press, 1929 – see Special Collections (Shortt), FC106 .A8.O.78
Palmer, Howard. Patterns of Prejudice: A History of Nativism in Alberta. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1982 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3700 .A1P17P
*Piniuta, Harry. Land of Pain, Land of Promise: first person accounts by Ukrainian pioneers 1891-1914. Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1978 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3230 .U3P55
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*Salverson, Laura Goodman. Confessions of an Immigrant’s Daughter. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1981
Shepard, R. Bruce. Deemed Unsuitable. Toronto: Umbrella Press, 1997 – see Special Collections (Univ Authors) JV7285 .A3S5
Sinnema, Donald. The First Dutch Settlement in Alberta: Letters from the Pioneer Years 1903- 1914. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 2005 – see Special Collections (short) FC3700 .D9F57
*Smith, William. Building the Nation: a study of some problems concerning the churches’ relation to the immigrants. Toronto: Canadian Council of the Missionary Education Movement, 1922 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JV225 .S66B9
Tarasoff, Koozma J. Spirit wrestlers: Doukhobor pioneers' strategies for living. Ottawa: Legas, 2002 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC106 .D76T37
*Widdis, Randy William. With scarcely a ripple: Anglo-Canadian migration into the United States and Western Canada, 1880-1920. Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1998 – see 27
main library, JV7225 .W544
*Woodcock, George and Ivan Avakumovic. The Doukhobors. London: Faber & Faber 1968. Other edition: see Special Collections (Shortt) BX7433 .W88
*Woodsworth, James Shaver. Strangers within our gates or Coming Canadians. Toronto: Stephenson, 1909 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JV7225 .W89
*Zubek, John P. Patricia Anne Solberg. Doukhobors at war. Toronto, Ryerson Press, 1952 – see Special Collections (Shortt) BX7433 .Z93
Zuehlke, Mark. Scoundrels. Dreamers & Second Sons: British Remittance Men in the Canadian West. Vancouver: Whitecap Books, 1994 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3230 .B7Z84
Subseries: First Nations
Carter, Sarah. Lost Harvests: Prairie Indian Reserve Farmers and Government Policy. Montreal: McGill Queen’s University Press, 1990 – see Special Collections (Shortt) E92 .C365
Coates, Ken S. Best left as Indians: native-white relations in the Yukon Territory, 1840-1973. Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1991 – see Special Collections (Shortt) E78 .Y8C63
Miller, James Rodger. Skyscrapers hide the heavens: a history of Indian-white relations in Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1989 – see Special Collections (Shortt, U Authors) E78 .C2M58
*Regular, William Keith. Neighbours and Networks: the blood tribe in the southern Alberta economy, 1884-1939. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 2009 – see Special Collections (Shortt) E99 .K15R43
*Regular, William Keith. ‘Red Backs and White Burdens’: A study of white attitudes towards Indians in Southern Albert 1896-1911. Calgary: University of Calgary, 1985
*Regular, William Keith. Trucking and trading with outsiders: Blood Indian reserve integration into the southern Alberta economic environment, 1884-1939, a case of shared neighbourhoods. St. John’s: Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1999
Subseries: Labour 28
Bercuson, David J. Fools and Wise men: The Rise and Fall of the One Big Union. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1978 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD8102 .B4
*Fowke, Edith. Songs of Work and Freedom. Chicago, Labor Education Division, Roosevelt University, 1960 – see Special Collections (Shortt) M1977 .L3F78
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Howard, Victor. We were the salt of the earth! The on-to-Ottawa Trek and the Regina Riot. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, University of Regina, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3231 .C24
Jamieson, Stuart Marshall. Times of trouble: labour unrest and industrial conflict in Canada, 1900-66. Ottawa: Information Canada, 1968 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD6961 .A1C21
Logan, Harold Amos. Trade Unions in Canada: their development and functioning. Toronto: Macmillan, 1948 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD6524 .L83T
Masters, Donald Campbell. The Winnipeg General Strike. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1950 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD5330 .W77M42
McNaught, Kenneth. The Winnipeg Strike: 1919. Don Mills, Ont.: Longman Canada, 1974 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD5330 .W77M16
*Muir, William. Christianity and Labour. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1910.
Porritt, Edward. Sixty years of protection in Canada, 1846-1912: where industry leans on the politician. Winnipeg: Grain Growers’ Guide, 1913 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HF 1763 .P83
Subseries: Labour – Occupations
Bradwin, Edmund. The bunkhouse man: a study of work and pay in the camps of Canada, 1903- 1914. Toronto; Buffalo: University of Toronto Press, 1972 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD7290 .B81
Elofson, Warren M. Cowboys Gentlemen & Cattle Thieves: ranching on the Western frontier. Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2000 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3209 .A3A37 29
Elofson Warren M. Frontier cattle ranching in the land and times of Charlie Russell. Montreal: McGill Queen’s University Press, 2004 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3218.9 .R35E463
*MacKenzie, A. A. The Harvest Train: When Maritimers Worked in the Canadian West 1890 to 1928. Nova Scotia: National Library of Canada, 2002
Sykes, Ella C. A Home-Help in Canada. London: Smith, elder & co., 1912 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC89 .S94
Literature
*Conner, Ralph. The Sky Pilot in No Man’s Land. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1919 – see main library, PR9299 .G66562
*King, Carlyle. Saskatchewan Harvest: A Golden Jubilee Selection of Song and Story. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1955 see Special Collections (Shortt, U Authors) PR9291 .S2K52
*Prairie Fire: A Canadian Magazine of New Writing, v. 20 no. 2. Winnipeg, Man.: Prairie Fire Press, 1999 – see Special Collections (Shortt) PR9100 .W7
Roy, Gabrielle. The Fragile Lights of Earth: articles and memories, 1942-1970. translated by Alan Brown. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1982 – see Special Collections (Shortt) PQ3919 .R89F73
*Ward, Norman. Her Majesty’s Mice. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1977 – see Special Collections (Univ Authors) PR9299 .W26H5
*Ward, Norman. Mice in the Beer. Toronto: Longmans, Green, 1960 – see Special Collections (Shortt) PR9299 .W26M6
Subseries: Miscellaneous
*Five Articles by Chairman Mao Tse-Tung. Republic of China, 1968
Scriver, Stephen. All Star Poet! Moose Jaw, Sask.: thunder Creek Pub. Co-operative, 1981 – see Special Collections (Shortt) PR9299.2 .S4547A77
Sciver, Stephen. All Star Poet: More! All Star Poet. Regina: Coteau Books, 1989 – see Special Collections (Shortt) PR9299.2 .S4547M6 30
*Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse- Tung. Republic of China, 1974 – other editions, see Special Collections (Diefenbaker) DS778 .M29A515
Political Movements
Allen, Richard (ed). The Social Gospel in Canada: Papers of the Interdisciplinary Conference on the Social Gospel in Canada. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada, 1975 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HN39 .C2157
Boyd, Hugh. New Breaking: an outline of co-operation among western farmers of Canada. Toronto, J.M. Dent & Sons (Canada), 1938 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD1491 .C2B7
Brennan, William. ”Building the Co-operative Commonwealth”: essays on the democratic socialist tradition in Canada. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, University of Regina, 1984 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL197 .C75B84
Buck, Tim. Canada: The Communist Viewpoint. Toronto, Ont : Progress Books, 1948 – see Special Collections (short) JL78 1948 B92
*Buck, Tim. Thirty years, 1922-1952: the story of the Communist movement in Canada. Toronto: Progress Books, 1952 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HX103 .B92
Coldwell, M. J. Left turn, Canada. Introduction by Eric Estorick. New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1945 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HX109 .C68
*Douglas, C. H. Social Credit. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1937. – see main library HG3701 .D73S
Ferguson, R.T. We stand on guard. Montreal, Publication (1943) Limited, 1945 – see Special Collections (Shortt, Diefenbaker) JL197 .C75F35
*Finkel, Alvin. The Social Credit Phenomenon in Alberta. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1989 – see main library, FC3674.2 .F56
*Horn, Michiel The league for Social Reconstruction: Intellectual Origins of the Democratic Left in Canada 1930-1942. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1980 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HX101 .L4H6
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*Irvine, William. The Farmers in Politics. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1920
*Irving, John A. The Social Credit Movement in Alberta. University of Toronto Press, 1959 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL339 .S6.I.72
*Lipset, S.M. Agrarian Socialism: The Cooperative Commonwealth Federation in Saskatchewan: A Study in Political Sociology. Berkeley, California,: University of California Press – for different edition see Special Collections (Shortt) JL319 .C75l7
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*Macpherson, C. B. Democracy in Alberta: social credit and the party system. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1962 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL339 .A45M35
*Mallory, J. R. Social Credit and the Federal Power in Canada. Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 1954 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL27 .M25
Mallory, J.R. Social Credit and the Federal Power in Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1976 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL27 .M25
McCormack, Anderw Ross. Reformers, Rebels, and Revolutionaries: The Western Canadian Radical Movement 1899-1919. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1977 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HX109 .M14
*Morton, W. L. The Progressive Party in Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1950 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL 197 .P9M89
*Patton, Harald Smith. Grain Growers’ Cooperation in Western Canada. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1928
*Thomas, Lewis G. The Liberal Party in Alberta: a history of politics in the province of Alberta, 1905-1921. Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1959 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL339 .L6T45
Wood, Louis Aubrey. A history of famers’ movements in Canada. Introduction by Foster J.K. Griezic. Toronto and Buffalo: University of Toronto Press , 1975 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD1486 .C2W8
Wagner, Jonathan F. Brothers beyond the sea: national socialism in Canada. Waterloo, Ont.: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 1981 – see Special Collections (Shortt) DD255 .C2W3 32
Young, Walter D. The anatomy of a party: the national CCF, 1932-1961. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1969 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL197 .C6Y6
*Young, Walter D. Democracy and Discontent: Progressivism, Socialism and Social Credit in the Canadian West. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1978 – see main library, FC3243 .Y78
*Zakuta, Leo. A protest movement becalmed: a study of change in the CCF. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1964 – see main library, JL197 .C75Z21
Subseries: Prairie History – General
*Allen, Richard. A Region of the Mind. Regina: Canadian Plains Studies Centre, 1973. – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3231 .C4
Artibise, Alan F. J. Western Canada since 1870: a select bibliography and guide. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1978 – see Special Collections (Shortt) Z1365 .A78
Begg, Alexander. History of the North-west (v.1) – Toronto: Hunter, Rose & Co, 1894 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3206 .B41
Berger, Carl and Ramsay Cook. The West and the Nation: essays in honour of W.L. Morton. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1976 – FC3206 .W51
Carter, Sarah. Capturing Women: the manipulation of cultural imagery in Canada’s Prairie West. Montreal: McGill – Queen’s University Press, 1997 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HQ1459 .P6C37
*Chambers, Ernest J. The Unexploited West: a compilation of all of the authentic information available information as to the resources of Northern and Northwestern Canada. Ottawa: Printed by J. de L. Tache, 1914 – see main library, HC117 .N8C44
Foster, John E. The Developing West: essays on Canadian history in honor of Lewis H. Thomas. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1983 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3242 .D49
*Friesen, Gerald. The Canadian Prairies: a history. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1984. – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3237 .F75
Henderson, Norman. Rediscovering the Prairies: Journeys by Dogs, Horse, and Canoe. Victoria, 33
B.C.: TouchWood Editions, 2005 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3517.4 H46
Jones, David C. and Ian Macpherson (eds). Building beyond the homestead: rural history on the prairies. Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HN103 .B85
*Knafla, Louis A. Laws and Societies in Canadian Prairie West, 1670-1940. Vancouver: UBC Press, 2005 – see main library. KF345 .L42
Lambrecht, Kirk N. The administration of Dominion lands, 1870-1930. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 1991 – see Special Collections (Shortt) KF5605 .L34
Laycock, David. Populism and Democratic Thought in the Canadian Prairies, 1910-1945. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1990 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3242.9 P6L39
Melnyk, George. New Moon at Batoche: reflections on the urban prairie. Banff, Alta: Banff Centre Press, 1999 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3237 .M45
Moorhouse, Hopkins. Deep Furrows: which tells of pioneer trails along which the farmers of western Canada fought their way to great achievements in co-operation. Toronto, G. J. McLeod – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD1486 .C2M6
*Otter, A. A. Civilizing the West: The Galts and the development of Western Canada. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1981 – see Special Collections (short) FC471 .A1.O.8
*Owram, Doug. Promise of Eden: The Canadian Expansionist Movement and the Idea of the West 1856 1900. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1980 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3217 .O.93
*Peel, Bruce Baden. A Bibliography of the Prairie Provinces to 1953. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1956 – see Special Collections (Shortt) Z1365 .P37
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*Rasporich, A. W. Western Canada Past and Present. Calgary: McClelland and Stewart West, 1975 – see main library, FC10 .W52
Rees, Ronald. New and Naked Land: making the prairies home. Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairies Books, 1988 – see Special Collections (short) FC3237 .R43
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*Sandilands, John. Western Canadian dictionary and phrase book. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1977 – see main library, PE3237 .S2
*Stead, Robert J. C. The Homesteaders. Toronto, Buffalo: University of Toronto Press, 1973 – see main library, PR9299 .S79H7
*Thomas, Lewis G. The Prairie West to 1905: A Canadian Sourcebook. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1975 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3206 .P89
*Thomas, Lewis Herbert. The struggle for responsible government in the North-west Territories. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1956 – see Special Collections (U Authors) JL462 .T45
Thompson, John Herd. Forging the Prairie West: The illustrated History of Canada. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1998 – see main library, FC3237 .T64
Thompson, John Herd. The harvests of War: the Prairie West, 1914-1918. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1978 – FC3242 .T56
Trofimenkoff, S. M. The Twenties in Western Canada: papers of the Western Canadian Studies Conference. Ottawa: National Museum of Man, 1972 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC10 .W52
Wardhaugh, Robert. Toward Defining the Prairies: Region, Culture, and History. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, 2001 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3237 .T693
Subseries: The Prairie Provinces (By Prov)
Alberta
Burnet, Jean. Next-Year Country: A study of Rural Social Organization in Alberta. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1951 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HN110 .A33B9
Byrne, Timothy C. Alberta’s Revolutionary Leaders. Calgary: Detselig Enterprises, 1991 – see main library, FC3674 .B97
Manitoba
Macoun, John. Manitoba and the Great North-West: the field for investment, the home of the emigrant, being a full and complete history of the country... Guelph, Ont. : World Pub. Co., 1882 35
– see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3361 .M236
Morton, William Lewis. Manitoba: the birth of a province. Altona, Man: Printed by D.W. Friesen, 1965 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3352 .M27
Morton, W. L. Manitoba: a History. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1957 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3361 .M88
Warkentin, John. Manitoba Historical Atlas: A Selection of Facsimile Maps, Plans, and Sketches from 1612 to 1969. Winnipeg, Man: Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba, 1970 – see Special Collections (Shortt) G1155 .S1W27
Saskatchewan
**Archer, John Hall. Saskatchewan: a history. Saskatoon, Sask.: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1980 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3511 .A67S37
**Barnhart, Gordon L. Saskatchewan Premiers of the Twentieth Century. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 2004 – see Special Collections (Shortt, U Authors) FC3505 .S24
**Hayden, Michael. Seeking a Balance: University of Saskatchewan, 1907-1982. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1983 – see Special Collections (U Authors) LE3 .S72H39
Province of Saskatchewan. Further Submission of the Province of Saskatchewan to the Royal Commission on Inter-Provincial Relationships. Regina: Thos. H. McConica, King’s Printer, 1939 - see JL101 .D67S2a
Province of Saskatchewan. A Submission by the Government of Saskatchewan to the Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations. (Canada, 1937). Regina: Thos, H. McConica, King’s Printer, 1939 see Government Publications CA1 XC 2: 1944R26
*Russell, E. T. What’s in a Name: the story behind Saskatchewan place names. Calgary: Fifth House Publishers, 1997 – for alternate edition see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3506 .W55
**Who’s who in Saskatchewan. Saskatoon, Western Canada Directories, 1958 1st ed. – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3506.2 .W62
*Wright, J. F. C. Saskatchewan: The History of a Province. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart Limited, 1955 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3511 .W75
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Subseries: Railways
Canada. Royal Commission on the Canadian Pacific Railway – Report of the Canadian Pacific Railway. volume I. Ottawa: Printed by S. Stephenson, 1882 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HE2810 .C2C21
Canada. Royal Commission on the Canadian Pacific Railway – Report of the Canadian Pacific Railway. volume III. Ottawa: Printed by S. Stephenson, 1882 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HE2810 .C2C21
*Cruikshank, Ken. Close ties: railways, government and the Board of Railway Commissioners, 1851-1933. Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 1991 – see main library, HE2807 .C783
*Hart, E. J. The Selling of Canada: The CPR and the Beginnings of Canadian Tourism. Banff, Canada: Altitude Publishing Ltd., 1983 – see Special Collections (short) G155 .C3H36
*Otter, A. A. Den. The Philosophy of Railways: the transcontinental railway idea in British North America. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1997 – see main library HE2810 .C2D46
Regehr, T. D. The Canadian Northern Railway: Pioneer Road of the Northern Prairies, 1895- 1918. Toronto: Macmillan of Canada: Maclean-Hunter Press, 1976 – see Special Collections (U Authors) HE2810 .C15R33
Rountree, G. Meredith. The Railway Worker. Published for McGill University by the Oxford University Press, 1936 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD 8039 .R1C21 .R69
Stevens, G. R. History of the Canadian National Railways. New York, Macmillan, 1973 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HE2810 .C12S84C
Subseries: Reports & Ephemera
Abramson, Jane A. Adjustments associated with migration from farm operator to urban wage earner. Saskatoon, Canadian Centre for Community Studies, 1966 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HB2409 .S25A16
*Alberta Culture. Coal Mining in Crowsnest Pass. Canada
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*Bennett, William. Builders of British Columbia. Foreword by Malcolm Bruce. Vancouver, B.C: Broadway Printers, 1937 – see main library HD8109 .B8B47
*Bercuson, David Jay. 1919, A Year of Strikes: Canada’s Visual History Series 1 Volume 3. Ottawa: National Museum of Man: National Film Board of Canada, 1974 – see Education library (curriculum collection) 971. N377
A Brief History of the Hudson’s Bay Company. Winnipeg: Hudson’s Bay Co., 1973 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3207 .H88
*Canada. Dept. of Labour. Trade Union Law in Canada. 1935 – see CA1 L: 1935T67
*The C .C .F. in the Legislature and other information. Printed and Published by The Co- operative Commonwealth Federation, 1941
*Conference on Markets for Western Farm Products. Proceedings of the Conference on Markets for Western Farm Products. 1938 – see main library HD9049 .W4A25
Gilbey, W. G. Grain handling: dollars versus health and safety. Regina: Associated Printers, 1985 – see Special Collecions (Shortt) HD7269 .A27G5
*Industrial Workers of the World. Songs of the workers: to fan the flames of discontent. Chicago, Ill.: Industrial In Workers of the World, 1968 – see Special Collections (Pamphlets) XXVII-382
Lewis, David. Make this your Canada: A review of CCF history and policy. Toronto Central CanadaPublishing Company, 1943 – see Special Collections (Pamphlets) JL197 .C75C7 #III.33
*Massey-Harris. Canada.
McCrorie, James Napier. In Union is Strength. Saskatoon: Centre for Community Studies, 1964 – see Special Collections (Shortt, U Authors) HD1486 .C2M17
National Museum of Man History Division. Material History Bulletin. 1977. – see Government Publication CA1 NM 91 : 1977P21
*The Salvation Army. Scheme for Boys. St. Albans: The Campfield Press.
*Saskatchewan. Royal Commission on Agriculture and Rural Life – Land Tenure. Regina: Printer 38
to the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty, 1956 – see Government Publications, CA2SAZ.1: 19
**Saskatchewan Archives Board. Directory of Members of Parliament and Federal Elections for the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan 1887-1966 – Regina: Printer to the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty, 1967 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL5 .S25D51
**Saskatchewan Archives Board. Directory of Saskatchewan ministries, members of the Legislative Assembly, and elections, 1905-53. Regina: Saskatoon: Published by Saskatchewan Archives Board, 1954 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL5 .S25D5
**Saskatchewan Archives Board. Saskatchewan executive and legislative directory, 1905-1970. Regina, 1971 – see Special Collections (Shortt) JL5 .S25D5
Saskatchewan Oral History Conference (1981: University of Regina). Saskatchewan Oral History Conference Proceedings 1981: held at the University of Regina, May 1-2, 1981. Regina Saskatchewan Archives Board 1981 – see Special Collections (Diefenbaker) D16 .14 S37
*Scotton, Clifford A. A brief history of Canadian Labour. Ottawa: Woodsworth House, 1956 – see Special Collections (Pamphlets) XXVII-395
*Spry, Irene M. Captain John Palliser and the exploration of western Canada. London, 1959 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3205.1 S77
Tucker, Walter A. The C.C.F. record in Saskatchewan examined. Winnipeg Free Press pamphlet: no. 27, 1949 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC60 .W77 no. 27
*Wade, F.C. Experiments with the Single Tax in Western Canada. Eighth Annual Conference on Taxation, 1914.
Williams, G. H. The Land of the Soviets. Saskatoon: United Farmers of Canada, 1931 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD1992 .W72
*Wood, W. Donald. The Current Status of Labour-management Co-operation in Canada. Kingston, Ont.: Industrial Relations Centre, Queen’s University, 1964 – see main library HD8106 .W88
*Zucchi, John. A history of ethnic enclaves in Canada. Ottawa: Canadian Historical Association, 2007 – see main library, FC3097.9 A1Z83
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Beal, Bob and Rod Macleod. Prairie Fire: The 1885 North-West Rebellion. Edmonton: Hurtig, 1984 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3215 .B43
*Flanagan, Thomas. Louis ‘David’ Riel: ‘Prophet of the New World.’ Toronto; Buffalo: University of Toronto Press, 1979 – see Special Collections (short) FC3217.1 .R36F552
Riel, Louis. - The Collected Writings of Louis Riel Volume 1 1861-1875. Edmonton: The University of Alberta Press, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3217.1 .R36A25
Riel, Louis. - The Collected Writings of Louis Riel Volume 2 1875-1884. Edmonton: The University of Alberta Press, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3217.1 .R36A25
Riel, Louis. - The Collected Writings of Louis Riel Volume 3 1884-1885. Edmonton: The University of Alberta Press, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3217.1 .R36A25
Riel, Louis. - The Collected Writings of Louis Riel Volume 4 Poetry. Edmonton: The University of Alberta Press, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3217.1 .R36A25
Riel, Louis. - The Collected Writings of Louis Riel Volume 5 Reference. Edmonton: The University of Alberta Press, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3217.1 .R36A25
Subseries: RCMP
*Hewitt, Steve. Riding to the rescue: the transformation of the RCMP in Alberta and Saskatchewan, 1914-1939. Toronto; Buffalo: University of Toronto Press, 2006 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HV8158.7 .R69H48
*Macleod, R. C. The North-West Mounted Police and Law Enforcement 1873-1905. Toronto; Buffalo: University of Toronto Press, 1976 – see main library, HV8157 .M233N84
Social Reform
Allen, Richard. The Social Passion: Religion and Social Reform in Canada, 1914-28. Toronto: University of Toronto Press – see Special Collections (Shortt) HN103 .A42
*Copping, Arthur E. Smithers: a true story of private imperialism. Toronto: Hodder and Stoughton, 1912 – see Special Collections (HV1150 .L7B31 copy in library
League for Social Reconstruction Research Committee. Social planning for Canada: The 40
Research Committee of the League for Social Reconstruction. Toronto: T. Nelson, 1935 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HX106 .L43
*Woodsworth, J.S. My neighbor: A study of city conditions: a plea for social service. [note: includes letter]. Toronto: Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, 1911 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HT127 .C21W89
Urban Settings / Towns
*Artibise, Alan F.J. Winnipeg: a social history of urban growth 1874-1914. Montreal: McGill- Queen’s University Press, 1975 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3396.4 A8
*Careless, J.M.S. Frontier and Metropolis: Regions, Cities, and Identities in Canada before 1914. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1989 – see main library, HT127 .C37
[Cities in the West] Western Canada Urban History Conference. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada, 1975 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HT127 .W52
**Kerr, Don and Stan Hanson. Saskatoon: The First Half-Century. Afterword by Alan F.J. Artibise. Edmonton: NeWest Publishers, 1982 – see Special Collections (Shortt, U Authors) FC3547.4 .K47
*Voisey, Paul. Vulcan: The Making of a Prairie Community. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1988 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3699 .V8V6
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Welsted, John and Christoph Stadel (eds). Brandon: geographical Perspectives on the Wheat City. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 1988 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC399 .B73B74
*Wetherell, Donald Grant. Town life: main street and the evolution of small town Alberta, 1880-1947. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1995
Winter on the Prairies: 1906-1907
*Abley, Mark. The Ice Storm: an historic record in photographs of January 1998. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1998. See main library, QC926.45 .C2A25
*Abley, Mark (ed). Stories from the Ice Storm. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1999. See main 41
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Works by Joe Cherwinski
Articles.
Cherwinski, Walter Joseph Carl. “Cold Comfort the Brutal Winter of 1906-07 and the Defining of the Prairie Regional Identity.” Horizon Canada: Quebec: Centre for the Study of Teaching Canada, 1984.
Cherwinski, Walter Joseph Carl. Early working-class life on the prairies: Canada’s Visual History Volume 69. Ottawa: National Museum of Man: National Film Board of Canada, 1984 – see Education library (curriculum collections) 331.0971 C57
Cherwinski, Walter Joseph Carl. The Formative Years of the Trade Union Movement in Saskatchewan 1905-1920. Saskatoon: University of Saskatchewan, 1966 – see Special Collections (theses) History C523
Cherwinski, W. J. C. and Gregory Kealey (eds). Lectures in Canadian labour and working-class history. St. John, Nlfd: Committee on Canadian Labour History, 1985 – see Special Collections (Shortt) HD8104 .L43
Cherwinski, Walter Joseph Carl. Organized labour in Saskatchewan, the TLC years 1905-1945. Edmonton: University of Alberta, 1972 – see Special Collections (Shortt) FC3522.2 .C54
*MacKenzie, A. A. The Harvest Train: When Maritimers Worked in the Canadian West 1890 to 1928. Nova Scotia: National Library of Canada, 2002 See above, Labour - Occupations
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