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

 
An early pioneer farm yard.
37 of 175 		C.S.DeBolt at homestead house with a car and wind power
38 of 175 		Wilber Debolt farmyard
39 of 175 		McCord at the old site before it moved near the railway.
40 of 175 		PJ Nelson house with wind charger for some electricity.
41 of 175 		Earthen embankment around the house.
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Red River carts were pulled by animals
43 of 175 		Raymond Eklund plowing the prairie with his oxen.
44 of 175 		Horses plow the prairie land
45 of 175 		Horses pulling a rod weeder
46 of 175 		Horses hauling hay to a haystack.
47 of 175 		Horses were used to help thresh grain.
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The horse was the fastest and best way of transportation in the local area for pioneers.
49 of 175 		Horse and young rider
50 of 175 		A group travelling by wagon pulled by horses.
51 of 175 		Robert McCrea used horses and a sleigh to haul mail in winter to Summercove.
52 of 175 		Pioneers used a horse and cart to get to school, to go to town , and to visit neighbours.
53 of 175 		Pioneers used horses to haul grain to Meyronne. (A two to three day trip for many.)
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