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Pioneers Use, Reduce, Re-cycle, and Reuse in McCord and southern Saskatchewan

 
Pioneers came to the prairies of southern Saskatchewan.
1 of 175 		The south central Saskatchewan prairie
2 of 175 		Pioneers used trails
3 of 175 		Pioneers use north-south trails.
4 of 175 		Fuel - commonly known as cow pies (cow dung)
5 of 175 		Fuel - coal
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Cairn to honour area coal mines
7 of 175 		Coal for the Nogue Family
8 of 175 		Water - The Wood River
9 of 175 		Settlers use water for animals.
10 of 175 		Pioneers used wells and hand pumps to get water.
11 of 175 		Settlers used cisterns to catch and save rain water.
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Settlers use water container at Varsity school and at picnics.
13 of 175 		Pioneers cut and use ice from the Wood River
14 of 175 		Pioneers cut and use ice from the Wood River
15 of 175 		Ice plow that was pulled by a horse and used to cut blocks of ice.
16 of 175 		Pioneers use a tank wagon to haul water.
17 of 175 		Pioneers use the Wood River for a leisurely afternoon visiting place.
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