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As a child, I thought my mother was the most knowledgeable person in the whole wide world. She knew the answers to all m...
23/08/2026

As a child, I thought my mother was the most knowledgeable person in the whole wide world. She knew the answers to all my questions like, “why is the sky blue, but clouds are white?” and “why don’t the clouds fall down when they are full of rain?”

She had only the equivalent of about Grade 7 English, but she knew history, geography, literature, poetry, and many other subjects. Even when I was old enough to go to school, I relied on her to fill me in on all kinds of additional information. It was always sparking in me a keen interest in knowing more.

Unfortunately, there were two instances when I began to doubt her wisdom. To this day, I believe she was really out to lunch on them. The first was her firm belief that (click photo to continue reading...)

As a child, I thought my mom knew everything. As a got a bit older, however, I realized more than a few of her beliefs were a bit odd...

By Ralph Barker of North Battleford, Sask.In 1945, my father, John (Jack) Barker of Sandwith, Sask., found and bought an...
07/08/2026

By Ralph Barker of North Battleford, Sask.

In 1945, my father, John (Jack) Barker of Sandwith, Sask., found and bought an W4 International gas tractor and an eight-foot one-way discer. He arranged to have them shipped to Sandwith on the short CNR rail line from North Battleford to Medstead. This was his first fairly modern tractor and he was excited!

On one of our back quarter sections, there was a log barn which we hurriedly took apart, moved home, and reassembled into a garage and workshop for dad. We dug a sunken stove into the floor, surrounding and covering it with...(click link/photo to continue story)

Upgrading from horse team to tractor was something all farms went through and I still recall when my father came home with his first tractor.

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