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The fonds consists of Senator Riley's obituaries, political correspondence, speeches, historical articles and reminiscences, and briefs of the Western Stock Growers' Association.

The fonds consists of a receipt for undertaking services for burial of a child (1900), homestead receipts (1904), and local improvement tax receipts (1905, 1906).

The fonds consists of collected pamphlets and historical essays; collected High River promotional brochures, maps, and pamphlets; school handbooks (1967, 1983-1985); correspondence and collected campaign materials of the federal Progressive Conservative party (1967, 1976-1980); reports, minutes, and correspondence regarding planning, economic development, and heritage conservation in the Town of High River (1952-1987); and his collection of matchbook covers (ca. 1940-ca. 1960). Includes a transcript of a report of the journey of Lt.-Col. Patrick Robertson-Ross from Fort Edmonton through the Kootanie Pass to the Kootanie River (originally written 1872); a pocket book of township maps annotated to indicate property owners in the Highwood region (ca. 1935); an essay by Bert Sheppard on the TL Ranch (ca. 1952); essay, "The Story of Chief Medicine Hat" by Adrian Hope (1962); report of the Committee of Inquiry regarding personnel matters at High River General Hospital (1970); records of the High River High School Reunion (1979-1980); and photographs of the Bar U Ranch (1947).

The fonds consists of one photograph of a group of people taken in Lytton, BC [ca. 1900]; a letter written by Kathleen [?] (March 30, 1969).

Fonds consists of Academic agendas, official minutes and reports.

The fonds consists of photographs taken at town events, theatre productions, library/archives events, Remembrance Day services, Agricultural Society parades, Meanook Biological Station (Dominion Observatory), Edwin Parr Composite Community School graduations (1988, 1989), Alberta Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board meetings (1989), and four scrapbooks of clippings about Athabasca. Bob took photographs of the town's 75th anniversary proceedings. In 2009 Bob took 76 photographs of buildings in the Town of Athabasca and of the demolition of the Athabasca Community Centre. 2010 photos include the inside of the former and the new Buy-Low Foods store, and the demolition of the former store. Further donations include photos of potter Alfred Messerli, 1985 remodelling of Edwin Parr Composite High School, Calling River telegraph station, Pelican Settlement in 1979, 1973 Boyle High School Boys Curling team win provincials, Remembrance Day 2003, and author Holly (Holt)Kennedy, 22.04: Athabasca & District Senior Citizens records 2009 – 2016. 22.07: Stucco School plans to renovate it for the Athabasca Public Library and Archives; Athabasca Landing: An Illustrated History copyright; Athabasca Public Library misc correspondence, bylaws and financials, and Stucco School renovation plans for the Athabasca Public Library and Archives

The fonds consists of photographs of: Athabasca & District Board of Trade sign near Westlock (1948), Nick Evasiuk, pier on Tawatinaw Creek (1950s), Bob, Colin and Vince Preece; Anton (Tony) and Kurt Schinkinger, the first store and its replacement store built in 1975, Valentine (Val) Breckenridge, Riverside Recreation Area sign, 1971 parade photo and the Steve Berezan family. Tony wrote an article entitled "Reflections of the old swimming hole" and an article about his time in the navy. The artifacts are a postal scale, two photographs framed with an article from the Athabasca Echo newspaper of Aug.25, 1982 regarding the family business, and a plaque commemorating the closing of Schinkinger's Mens Wear in Feb. 1992. 22.12: Fourteen photos recording the ceremony opening secondary highway 813 in September, 1989, "The Gleaner," 1938 Athabasca Public School yearbook, program from 1961 50th anniversary, program from 1967 Centennial play, program from 1971 60th anniversary.

Fonds consists of these series: I Clippings (1902-1940). II Correspondence (1899-1941). Communications with constituents; politicians; business people. III Family and business matters (1897-1940). Includes clippings; correspondence; land transfers. IV Government of Alberta (1905-1913). Includes memoranda and notes relating to departments and offices; founding of the province; general business; office of the premier. V Intergovernmental business (1905-1910). VI Library ([19þ]). Includes inventory; lists of pamphlets. VII Memorabilia (1907- 1912). Consists mainly of invitations. VIII Northwest Territories, Strathcona, Edmonton (1898-1931). Includes agreements; correspondence; estimates; memoranda; reports. IX Personal (1902-1936). Includes correspondence, memoranda, notes, and speeches; minutes and correspondence of the McGill Graduates' Society of Northern Alberta (A.C. Rutherford, President), 1920- 1936. X Photographs (1907). Alberta and Great Waterways Railway construction (5 images). XI Railroads (1906-1910). Includes memoranda, notes, regulations, and reports relating to railway construction and rail transport in Alberta. XII University of Alberta (1905-1936). Includes agendas; calendars; reports. Consists mainly of incoming correspondence.

This is a fragment of the Alexander Cameron Rutherford fonds, consisting of correspondence relating to his activities as a candidate for the North-West Territories Legislature, service as Secretary-Treasurer of the Town of Strathcona, N.W.T., officer of the Strathcona Liberal Association and Premier of Alberta. Also included are documents relating to Alexander Cameron Rutherford and the Town of Strathcona, possibly acquired by Doug Babcock during his research for his biography, Alexander Cameron Rutherford: A gentleman of Strathcona, 1980.

Records include 2 photographs of the Yee Family and Skylark café, tax, insurance, and assessment slips, and several letters addressed to the Yee Restaurants.