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Cattle were very useful to homesteaders.
1909 -present
McCord and southern Saskatchewan

Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Sellers/Jordon photo collection

15

Cattle use the native prairie for grazing.
1909 -present
McCord and southern Saskatchewan

Credits:
Ian Wilson photo

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Cattle use a McCord area pasture
1909 -present
McCord area of south central Saskatchewan

Credits:
Ian C. Wilson photo

17

Settlers and their families used milk from cows.
1909 -1990
McCord and southern Saskatchewan

Credits:
Audrey Wilson photo

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Milk strainer, milk and cream separator, and butter churns
1909 -1990
McCord and southern Saskatchewan

Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Audrey Wilson photo

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Cream was used to make ice cream for Varsity Ladies Aid Picnic
1915 -1998
Varsity School area south of McCord,Sk.

Credits:
Audrey Wilson photo

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5 gallon ice cream freezer that belonged to Varsity Ladies Aid
1915 -1998
Varsity School area south of McCord,Sk.

Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Audrey Wilson photo

21

Flour sack embroidered with family name for beef ring portions.
1920 - 1950
McCord and southern Saskatchewan
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Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Louis Hiltz family
Audrey Wilson photo

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Soap made from beef fat and lye used to wash clothes.
1909 - 1960
McCord and southern Saskatchewan
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Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Audrey Wilson photo

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Pioneers raised chickens and poultry for eggs, meat , and feathers.
1909 - 1960
McCord and southern Saskatchewan

Credits:
McCord and District Museum

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A duck wing was used as a good whisk for cleaning tasks around the house..
1909 - 1960
McCord and southern Saskatchewan
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Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Audrey Wilson photo

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Pioneers used fur coats for warmth .A man's coat of unknown type of fur.
1909 - 1960
Southern Saskatchewan Prairies
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Credits:
Audrey Wilson photo
Wilbur Wilson

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A horse hide was used to make a warm robe.
1920-1950
McCord area of south central Saskatchewan

Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Audrey Wilson photo
Millage Collins family

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Roy Nelson made a coat of badger skins.
1960 -1980
McCord area of south central Saskatchewan

Credits:
McCord and District Museum