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    Senator James Gladstone, first Indian named to the Senate, on his combine on the Blood Indian reserve north of Cardston, Alta Septembre 1958
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    Le sénateur James Gladstone, premier Autochtone nommé au Sénat, sur sa moissonneuse-batteuse dans la réserve des Indiens du Sang, au nord de Cardston, en Alberta

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    Item ID number:
    3629833
    Date:
    Septembre 1958
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG53
    Le sénateur James Gladstone, premier Autochtone nommé au Sénat, sur sa moissonneuse-batteuse dans la réserve des Indiens du Sang, au nord de Cardston, 
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    Camp scene including one Metis man, two Metis women, tipi n.d.
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    Camp scene including one Metis man, two Metis women, tipi

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    Item ID number:
    3379597
    Date:
    n.d
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    R216-3826-X-E
    Camp scene including one Metis man, two Metis women, tipi. Portraits ALTA. - PELICAN Métis Alberta. Described by the RECON project. Credit: Oswald S
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    [Physiotheraphy at] Charles Camsell Indian Hospital [Edmonton, Alta., October 1958.] Oct. 1958.
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    [Physiotheraphy at] Charles Camsell Indian Hospital [Edmonton, Alta., October 1958.]

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    Item ID number:
    3382507
    Date:
    Oct. 1958
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG53
    [Physiotheraphy at] Charles Camsell Indian Hospital [Edmonton, Alta., October 1958.] Services - Health & Welfare - Hospitals Inuit Alberta
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