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Grinding their Grain into a gray flour they call Perdue porridge, farmers in the east-central Saskatchewan community of Perdue yesterday work with a j(...)
Grinding their Grain into a gray flour they call Perdue porridge, farmers in the east-central Saskatchewan community of Perdue yesterday work with a j(...)

Grinding their Grain into a gray flour they call Perdue porridge, farmers in the east-central Saskatchewan community of Perdue yesterday work with a j(...)

Date2/23/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Grinding their Grain into a gray flour they call Perdue porridge; farmers in the east-central Saskatchewan community of Perdue yesterday work with a jerry-built grinding mill to process 13;000 pounds of surplus grain for Metis who are reported to be su
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Wheat farmer Joseph Rennick glumly stalks snow-covered railway track running alongside elevators bursting with grain that no one wants to buy. After 3(...)
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Farmers 1889 pocket companion Massey Mfg
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Bringing in the sheaves -- Old style, Directing his team from on top of the load, farmer Hugh Miller takes in barley yesterday with help from his nephew, Donald Miller
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