The fonds consists of speeches, radio broadcasts and articles, including "Government and You" columns.

The fonds consists of cartoons done for the Calgary Herald, pertaining to political events, social issues and personalities; and "ideas" files kept by Innes.

The fonds consists of correspondence and articles relating to Social Credit, the magazine column "Main Street", and the publication of The Autobiography of a Nobody. RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: C.C. Cross, Thomas Marshall, Frank Oliver, Elmer E. Roper, and George P. Smith.

The fonds consists of Sheilagh's personal papers, business correspondence, articles, short stories, plays, poetry, radio scripts, and book reviews (1931-1989); Glenbow Foundation records including research files on southern Alberta families (1935-1974); research files and manuscripts for publications including W.J. Oliver, Citymakers and Chautauqua; photographs and slides of Jameson family, Millarville area and Glenbow staff and events (1900-1969); and recorded interviews about W.J. Oliver (1982). Includes miscellaneous records of Thomas Jameson (1900-1955). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Ernest D. Adams, Alberta Field Trails Club, Alberta Horse Breeders Association, Alberta Kennel Club, Alberta Thoroughbred Horse Association, John A. Birney, Walter G. Birney, William Birney, Bow River School District, brands, Hugh Brooke, Arthur Brooke, Osborne Brown, William Brown, Calgary Car Co., Calgary Folk Arts Council, Milton Neil Campbell, William Campbell, Canadian Youth Hostels Association, Albert Stuart Cannon, William Wyndham Channel, Chinook Jockey Club, Chisholm Trail, George Cook, William Alphonse Costello, Ernest A. Dagget, Rev. F. Dewdney, Charles Douglas, Milton Dowker, Thomas Francis Dowling, Joseph Fisher, Frank Slide, Robert Fullerton, Glenmore School, John Glenn, Arthur Goldfinch, Francis Joseph Gough, Albert Greer, Donald Grey, Harold Grunor, Shorty Hardwick, Clem Henson, Edward Hodder, George Hodgson, Monica Hopkins, Joseph Howse, Joseph Hyde, irrigation, John Alexander Irving, William Jackson, Harry Jacques, Larry Jameson, Walter Jarrett, E.B. Johnson, Mrs. G.R. Johnson, John Howard Kelly, Lake Minnewanka, George Legge, Sam Livingston, Ralph Lloyd, Malcolm McCrimmon, Dr. Ludwig Stuart MacKid, William McLeod, Christopher Marker, Lee Marshall, C. Wheeler Mickle, Midnapore, Malcolm T. Millar, Frank L. Moorhouse, Neil Nicholson, Daddy Oakes, Old Sun, Our Lady of Peace Mission, Eunice Park, Fred Percival, Walter Phillips, Charles Priddis, Quorn Ranch, Ranchmen's Club, Harry Rawlinson, Richard G. Robinson, George Scott, Thomas J. Scott, Annie Secord, Joseph Shannon, Hugh K. Shaw, Maltman Shaw, Vivian Shaw, York Shaw, sod houses, South African War, Tom Spencer, Robert C. Stagg, Clark Standish, Joseph Standish, E. Harold Thomas, Archdeacon J.W. Tims, Robert Turner, James Votier, John Ware, Alfred Peter Welsh, Joseph Whitbread, Charles Wilkinson, Norman Willians, Edwin L. Winthrop, Ralph Winwood, and Alex Wyndham.

The fonds consists of reference material on the Social Credit movement in Alberta compiled by Fred Kennedy while working for the Calgary Herald: newsclippings outlining the history and implementation of the Social Credit in Alberta; transcripts of William Aberhart's radio broadcasts from the Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute and speeches as Premier, as well as Social Credit cabinet ministers' speeches; research notes; correspondence; and Social Credit pamphlets. Includes newsclippings (1955-1968) on pioneer life in Alberta, and a script for a western historical pageant at the Calgary Stampede (1964). RECORDS RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE ALSO IN THIS FONDS. SEE INVENTORY FOR DETAILS: Alberta inaguration (1905), Alberta Treasury Branches, Robert Ansley, banks, butter, Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute, federal-provincial relations, carbonization, Communist Party of Canada, R.J. Deachman, Maj. C.H. Douglas, A.J. Hooke, John W. Hugill, Independent Order of Foresters, Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District, Solon Low, Mahaffy Royal Commission, G.L. MacLachlan, S.R. Noble, People's League of Alberta, petroleum industry, poetry, George F. Powell, P.J. Rowe, Rowell-Sirois Royal Commission, James "Cappy" Smart, songs, Duncan Stuart, Joseph H. Unwin, and Voice of the Prairies.

The collection consists of research notes and recorded interviews for Quest. The following people were interviewed: Grey Alexander, John Andriuk, Judith Armitage, R.J. Armstrong, Jim Atkinson, Jack Austin, Celia Beal, Bob Blair, Rod Brooks, R.J. Brown, Alan Bryant, Bob Campbell, Jean Chretien, Don Connolly, Eric Connelly, Pierre Cote, Ewen Cottrell, David Craig, Lynn Cross, Marshall Crowe, Bob Currie, Doc Dixon, Rod Douglas, Neil Fluker, Glen Fox, J.L. Franklin, Lynn Fross, Jack Gallagher, Alan Gates, Stan Harding, Jake Harp, Dallas Hawkin, Charles Hetherington, Mark Hinton, Gordon Hood, Bill Hopper, Digby Hunt, Andy Janich, Dr. Gordon Jones, Pat Jurisic, Steve Kaye, John King, Peter Kutney, Jim Learmont, John Lee, Howard Leslie, Helmut Linsser, Fred Mannix, Dick Matthews, D.P. Macdonald, John A. MacDonald, Don McGavin, A.M. McKenzie, Sam McKinley, Gary McLaren, Bob Merritt, W.R. Newman, E. Palliser, Maurice Palmer, Doug Parker, Mike Pegler, Rob Peters, Rea Point, Rolli Prather, Red Ratke, Jack Ray, Bill Richards, Bill Rimmer, Saul Rothman, Wilton Scott, Doc Seaman, W. Seben, Barry Singleterry, Mr. Sproule, Jim Standford, Lou Starck, Len Storvold, Jim Strain, Don Taylor, John Taylor, Charles Templeton, Bob Thomas, Gary Weyman, Doug Whylett, Mr. Wilton, Don Wolcott, and Len Youell.

The fonds consists of minutes, correspondence, annual reports, subscribers' accounts, plans of area served by company, telephone system manuals and equipment catalogues.

The fonds consists of records created by Dr. Key during the last ten years of his life while engaged in writing his memoirs, and about William Aberhart; copies of his Drumheller Mail column; records of his museum consulting practice; and photographs of early Calgary. Includes some original Max Bates sketches used to illustrate one of his stories.

The fonds consists of minutes, annual reports, correspondence, financial statements, lists of sugar beet growers, reports and newsclippings. Includes minutes and correspondence of the New West Irrigation District (1922-1953), and reports about the St. Mary-Milk River development, and Western Irrigation District.

The fonds consists of alphabetically arranged information files on various historical subjects, used to prepare Calgary Herald columns (1950-1975); a set of his newspaper columns (1931-1975); personal correspondence (1940-1973); and photographs and slides of western locations and subjects.