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[Letter] 1910 September 15, Verigin [Station], Sask.
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September 15, 1910
A letter from P.Verigin
I advise you brothers and sisters not to feed horses with sheaves. You supposed to feed them hay and dry oats, it is wholesome to add some reska [griddlecakes made of oats and tree bark, common in Northern Russia]. If a hostler feeds a horse to death or gives it too much to drink, the price of the horse should be put down as his debt.
Second. For harvesting of the community’s fields, every village must send a good diligent worker. For every no-show a village will be fined 3 dollars per a man. Also carpenters, two from every village, must be present at community’s work until vacation is announced.
Your brother:
Peter
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Application for a homestead entry, 1907 January 14
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Typescript, form, signed,Summary: Reverse is an "affadavit in support of a claim for a Homestead Entry by a person who has previously obtained, and has forfeited his Homestead Entry, but is permitted by the Minister of the Interior to obtain another Homestead Entry.",Signed Nicholai Novakshanoff
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[Letter] 1933 May 25 [to] George Hoyland, Vancouver, B.C.
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Typescript, copy ,Summary: reply to: [Letter] 4 May 1933, London, United Kingdom [to] J.A. Florin, Esq., Nelson, B.C. Forin offers to look into the conditions at the Piers Island camp, and report any new information.
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[Note]
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A handwritten note on the murder of Peter Verigin, Blown up while on a train. The great freedom fighter Peter Vasilyevich Verigin has been murdered in the early morning of October 29, 1924, 12:30 am.
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