Advertisement for Little Bros., of Calgary, Alberta. This thick, rectangular, paper hand bill describes the business as offering “Everything in furnishings for Men” and features three small portraits of men. Printed by Claresholm Pub. Co., Claresholm, Alta.

Christmas Card is white with blue writing. Front cover reads: "Royal Canadian Air Force No. 15 S.F.T.S. Claresholm, Alberta. Christmas Greetings, 1941." There is the crest of the Royal Canadian Air Force along with this writing. The interior contains a b&w photograph of a control tower, and a poem titled: "God in the Control Tower." Below this reads: "Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gray, Claresholm, Alberta." 

Postcard with a photo depicting a horse-drawn float going down the street in a parade celebrating the 30th anniversary of Claresholm, AB, on July 5th, 1933. “No. 3.”

A letter that was issued to [Charles] Hay in Claresholm, Alberta from James Wilson at the Office of the Recorder of Brands for the Province of Alberta. The letter was sent in January 1915. The letter explains that by the new Brand Act for the Province, the recipient’s brand will be cancelled on December 31, 1915. The recipient can secure the brand again for a period of four years following an application process and a fee of $2.00. In the letter, the brand of [Charles] Hay is listed as "IC," was used on horses, and was allotted May 23, 1905.
The Brand Act dictates that due to a large number of brands being issued since 1907, instead of purchasing new brands, all old brands would be cancelled so that ones no longer being used can be repurchased for use, and all brands still in use must apply to continue their usage.

The Royal Canadian Air Force Windy Wings Anniversary Issue. This particular issue is Vol. 4, No. 7, and was published by the No.15 Service Flying Training School (S.F.T.S.) on August 16, 1944, in Claresholm, Alberta. The publication has very articles about students from the school, the various clubs at the school, maintenance workshops, sports teams, and the parachute section staff.