Poetry:

Salt of the Earth - by Keith Foster
A Trip to the Old Farm - by Marilyn Paul

Features:

Raising the Roof - by Grace Wilson
A growing family in Ethelton literally raised the roof on their home to add space.

Ponies and Pals - by Ruth Jeeves
School children often rode horses 'bareback' for safety reasons. At the last day of school at Wolf Creek, the author organized a Gymkhana that grew into a performance group of school ponies!

School in the Good Old Days - by Gwen Follick
The author's experience of being a student at a country school at Grenfell then her first job as a teacher at Ebenezer.

A Place Where Spirits Gather - by William Wardill
Artists Fran Hartsook and Dean R. Francis at Sagebrush Studios have a unique location near Eyre. The landscape, its history and the influence of three old churches on the property influence the work of the artists.

Stretching the Problem - by Ruth Jeeves
The lack of electricity and running water meant washed and dried wool socks were a problem for men's feet.

Old Time Radio Comedy - by Victor Carl Friesen
An extensive review of 1940s comedy shows when radio was "king".

Beneath the Field of Grain - by Peggy Hayes Looby
The author describes her childhood occupation of Undertaker and keeper of a critter cemetery.

Old Time Opera Houses - by Kay Parley
The predominance of 'opera houses' throughout Saskatchewan illustrates how immigrants transplanted culture as well as their families.

Gopher Tales - by C. N. Caird
Boyhood memories of the various techniques used to eliminate the Richardson’s Ground Squirrel from farmland.

Homesteading in the Thirties - by Niel Oryall
The author's and his family's on-the-road experience of moving from Minnesota to Northern Saskatchewan in 1931.

Columns:

Looking Back - by Jack Drieger
The technology associated with an Edison wind-up phonograph and the gramophone.

Working - by Robert Thompson
Memories of entertainment available during the 1920s in Saskatoon.

Depression Ingenuity - by Jack Driedger
How to repair a Model T windshield with washers and a bolt.