One (1) colour poster with September/October 1950 calendar by the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool representing the Saskatchewan Pool country elevator system in 1950-51.
Saskatchewan Wheat PoolBooklet titled “The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and Its Accomplishments.”
[Peel's Prairie Provinces, Peel 7061]
Saskatchewan Wheat PoolPamphlets, titled: "Wheat Pool Committee Program," or simply "Committee Program," issued by the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool in Regina, Saskatchewan. Some are tri-fold, some quad-fold, and some are booklets. Topics range, and include: organization and operation of the wheat pool, meeting minutes, pool elevator deliveries, livestock pool, pool policies, Co-operative education and studies of the co-operative movement, relations with other co-operative associations and junior organizations, The Western Producer Circulation, The Saskatchewan Federation of Agriculture, committee conventions, boxcar allocation, flour sales.
Saskatchewan Wheat PoolPoster from the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool representing the districts, sub-districts, and elevator systems for Alberta in 1927-28.
Saskatchewan Wheat PoolTwo booklets providing an overview of the accomplishments of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool in the cooperative marketing of their grain and livestock. Booklets are titled “The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and Its Accomplishments” for the years 1957 and 1958. Printed by Modern Press of Saskatoon, SK. Items are in good condition, although the colour in the cover has faded slightly and there are a few stains throughout.
[Peel's Prairie Provinces, Peel 7061]
Saskatchewan Wheat PoolTwo booklets providing an overview of the accomplishments of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool in the cooperative marketing of their grain and livestock. The first booklet is titled “The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and Its Accomplishments.” These two items are in deteriorated condition, as they appear to have been water-damaged and are stuck together in a way in which the full booklet for 1948 can be seen and opened, but the second booklet’s cover is stuck to the first booklet’s back cover, making it impossible to read the second booklet’s cover and the year it was published. Printed by Modern Press of Saskatoon, SK. The pages inside both booklets are completely legible.
[Peel's Prairie Provinces, Peel 7061]
Saskatchewan Wheat PoolA fictional story told in second-person point of view about the average prairie province farmer's discontent with the privatized grain trade system, and answered by farmer-owned co-operative wheat pools. Illustrations feature farm buildings, horse-drawn carts, grain elevators, the Statue of Liberty, and images of crooked businessmen or "gamblers."
Saskatchewan Wheat PoolSouvenir booklet commemorating the 1942 plight and fight of a delegation of 400 farmers and business men who met with Prime Minister King and his Cabinet and presented a petition of rights. The booklet includes background information, a list of members and delegates, an overview of the sequence of events that took place prior, during and after the petition was made. It also includes several photographs of official events, the delegates’ march to Parliament Hill, etc. The delegation highlights present the most prominent points of this trajectory. Booklet created by the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool.
Saskatchewan Wheat PoolPamphlets issued by the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool in Regina, Saskatchewan. Some pamphlets have a wheat pool in drawing on the top, while others simply have writing. They vary in length from 8-12 pages. All contain information on how the chairman and secretary are to run meetings.
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool