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The fonds consists of speeches, radio broadcasts, election returns, and newsclippings pertaining to his political career; minutes and circulars of the Independent Movement; reports about water resources and irrigation; and photographs of farming and Crossfield. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Howard B. Macdonald, North Saskatchewan Irrigation Project, J. Percy Page, St. Mary-Milk River development, Social Credit, Alfred Speakman, and Dr. Percy Talbot

The fonds consists of 41 photographs showing Frank’s relationship to horses from his childhood to his own well-established farm, some photographs of an ice-cutting business he operated in the 1940s and some miscellaneous photographs of Pipestone Creek Store and a 1937 pack trip into the Rocky Mountains taken by students and teachers of Upper Canada College in Ontario.

Consists of 723 sessions of photographic images (primarily negatives) taken by Frank Webber as a freelance photographer, as well as 2 notebooks listing photo sessions in chronological order, as well as cross-referenced by subject. Images include community and family events, industry and other commercial photography, as well as local scenery. These images are primarily of Medicine Hat and area.

The fonds consists of memoirs of his life from 1883 to 1899 (written 1936-1940).

The fonds consists of images likely taken by Fred Harrison (he came west with his own photographic equipment) and includes images, primarily from the Whitecourt and Greencourt areas, including images of Walter White, wild game, moose, bears, rabbits, hunting, houses and shacks, homesteaders, post offices, saw mill, pool halls, cards, dances, horses, buildings, schools, stores, Christmas parties, surveying camps, creeks, land guides, breaking ground, as well as the Coal mine near Tofield and images from Coalspur in 1915 and Lovett in 1917. The fonds also includes an excerpt from Fred Harrison's autobiographical reminiscences about his time in Alberta.

The fonds consists of: a typed history entitled “Michael Klaiber's Farm and Ranch” written by Fred J. Klaiber (undated); typed paper entitled Biography of Michael Klaiber, 1882-1951 (undated); typed paper entitled “History of the Old Bruce Ranch” (undated); Medicine Hat News transcript of a Woolchester rural baseball game which took place May 23, 1925 in poetry form as witten by Thomas Henry Walker ([ca. 1925]); photocopied news item (ie. letter to the Editor) re: the Bruce Ranch (undated); publication titled Fiddlers of the Canadian West by Harold J. Newlove. There are many brief biographical sketches of local fiddlers included, as well as one photocopied page from the MH News (1976); invitation and program addressed to Fred Klaiber for the Third Annual International Oldtime Fiddlers Contest, June 9-10, 1978 at the International Peace Garden, near Dunseith, North Dakota (1978); OS sketch by (?) Drysdale of the riverboat City of Medicine Hat ([ca. 1980]); images of family and friends and the Bruce Ranch.

The fonds consists of family scrolls and biographical information; and photographs of Blackfoot (Siksika), the Gleichen area, the Calgary Stampede parade and the Williams family. Includes Fred's 1899 letter to Santa Claus.

The fonds consists of records related to the sale of Frederick Harris' homestead from 1922 -- 1928.

The fonds consists of photographs of Ings family, Rio Alto ranch, Calgary Stampede, ranches and round ups in High River area; and manuscript of memoirs (1936).

The fonds consists of materials gathered by G.A. MacAllister about all aspects of the dairy industry and dairy farming and includes publications, journal articles, newsletters, architectural drawings of barns, mechanically produced prints of cattle breeds and photographs.