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VT R-181 Chapter 4

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ca 1941

By Their Own Strength - Chapter Four: The Struggle Against the Grain Companies (Silent Film)

"Using dramatizations, this 1941 promotional film examines the growth of the co-operative movement in Saskatchewan. The marketing of grain and the establishment of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool are the main areas of interest."

Document Details
Reference Number:	VT R-181 Chapter 4
Media Type:	video
Photographer:	Produced by Cheery Films
Notes:	Length: 5 min. 10 sec.
Keywords:	Saskatchewan Wheat Pool; Co-operative Movements; Grain Marketing; Agricultural Machinery

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Preview	Ref Number	Type	Title
	R-A15033-1		1 - The Wheat Pool's float at the Regina exhibition symbolized the attitude people had about agriculture and the role that c

	Reference		2 - The 1914 Annual Report from the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture provides an overview to several co-operative agri

	R-A15263		3 - Aaron Sapiro - founder and organizer of the Wheat Pool.

	R-A15243		4 - A. J. McPhail - president of the Saskatchewan Co-operative Wheat Producers. It was renamed the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool i

	R-A15295		5 - Head office of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool.

	R-B7495-2		6 - A few of the Wheat Pool employees who helped to establish the organization.

	R-A19419		7 - Cartoon entitled 'Clearing the Right of Way'. The Wheat Pool bypassed the speculators to deal directly with the world's

	R-A15029-1		8 - The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool rest and information tent at the Weyburn fair.

	R-B7494-1		9 - A sample of the contract farmers signed with the Wheat Pool.

	R-A15019-2		10 - "By 1924, only one year after incorporating, the Wheat Pool had signed up a large number of farmers."

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