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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. None - as Issued. 1st Edition. The earliest date in this 932 page volume is 1913. It was then that the Retlaw to Suffield railroad line noted the townsite of Vauxhall. LEARN more about : Retlaw, Chrissie MacIndoe, music festival, Reverend P. Hill, flood irrigation, general store, Vauxhall Advance, B.R.I.D. camp, Bill Sukeroff, Lone Star School, Starch Plant, Ming Leong, and Prairie Rose Manor. Lots of b/w photographs - especially in the `begats' section - i.e. family histories - which begins on page 167. INDEX at back. Cond : Bright red boards with black lettering. Grain, irrigation, potatoes and elevators make up the cover graphic. Issued w/o dust jacket. End-papers are aerial views of the town - one early, one late. Crispy square and clean. No names, marks, nor wear.Giftable ! QUote (p. 59) : " In the early 1970's the Vauxhall growers were presented with another unique business opportunity- the production of dehydrated potato granules, for use in instant mashed potato mixes, in snack foods, baby foods, and as an ingredient to ._._._. . ". B/W Photographs (illustrator). …