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Title: Correspondence re: Influenza epidemic, 1919
Description: Letter describing offer made by the School Board during the Influenza epidemic to make use of class rooms., Wartime Medicine ; PostwarFlu
Date: 1919-02-25

Title: Correspondence with Reginald Bateman's father, 1918 - 1919
Description: Correspondence regarding the death of University of Saskatchewan professor Reginald Bateman, and a resolution by the Faculty of Arts and Science, and by the University to properly memorialize him and other fallen., Reginald Bateman

Title: Clippings about David Payne
Description: Clippings about a Regina postman / artist who suffered from gas poisoning during the war., PresidentWar ; Wartime Medicine

Title: Mobilisation of Universities Correspondence, 1917
Description: Correspondence between the University of Saskatchewan and an American university (Indiana) regarding mobilization activities on campus. Murray replies in a tone of dissatisfaction with the U of S's mobilization efforts., PresidentWar

Title: Correspondence from Joseph Blackburn, 1917
Description: Letter from Joseph Blackburn, formerly of Emmanuel college, asking for President Murray's opinion on Ido as a form of communication. Blackburn served in a hospital at Ramsgate in England for much of the war, where he worked in stores. Speaks of shelling attacks in England., "Joseph Blackburn" ; PresidentWar

Title: Exemption of University Staff of Military Age
Description: Letter regarding the Committee re: exemptions for members of University staff of military age., PresidentWar
Date: 1918-06-20

Title: J. A. Macfarlane correspondence, 1917
Description: Letters describing the situation of J.A. MacFarlane, a Rhodes scholar wishing to come home to complete his studies in the Faculty of Medicine. The Halifax explosion is also mentioned.

Title: Louis Brehaut Correspondence
Description: Correspondence with English faculty member Brehaut, mentioning Bateman and the work of the University during early war years., PresidentWar

Title: L. L. Burgess Letters, 1915
Description: Correspondence mostly regarding the state of things on campus and a Mr. Basterfield, PresidentWar

Title: Charles N. Cameron correspondence, 1917
Description: Correspondence with Charles N. Cameron, making extensive mention of his brothers John Cameron and George Cameron
Date: 1917-03-29

Title: Influenza Letter, 1919
Description: Letter informing parents that daughter Ruth has come down with the Spanish Flu, PostwarFlu

Title: Frank A. Canzi Correspondence, 1914
Description: Lengthy letter extolling the virtues of the University of Saskatchewan as it compares to Harvard.

Title: Paul Gertz Letter, May 21 1919
Description: Describes service of author's son Paul A. Gertz. A memorial was held for Paul Gertz at the University, and the mother wishes to know whether this is her son from whom she has heard nothing in several months.
Date: 1919-05-21

Title: J. W. Eaton Correspondence
Description: Letters describing service, and the arrival of the 196th University Battalion. Bateman mentioned. Training at Camp Hughes. Imperial Intelligence corps. Travelling back to Canada after the war. Influenza mentioned. Correspondence from 1916-1925., PresidentWar

Title: William Gilmour letter, 1918
Description: Written from London, describing Gilmour's work in bringing libraries, printing, and typewriters back to France during the big push. Dr. Tory, Edmund Oliver, and Captain MacKinnon mentioned. Desire to have Murray visit the boys at the front expressed. Gilmour has been working on his thesis while in London. Gilmour has been writing a survey of "The University of Vimy Ridge" .
Date: 1918-04-01

Title: Ridgeway Gilpin's sister, correspondence - 1920
Description: C. R. Gilpin's sister writes President Murray inquiring as to the possibility of her brother resuming studies at the University of Saskatchewan. President Murray responds that while the U of S has no fund for returned soldiers, the U of T has.

Title: Women's war wark in British Colleges and Schools, 1917
Description: A letter from a Ms. W. Gordon describing the work women are doing in Britain for the war effort, with particular focus on their work in colleges and schools. Everything from gardening to fundraising is described. Star and Garter fund mentioned. Prisoners of War. Letter back from W. C. Murray talking about her brother, who is a chaplain., WomenWar

Title: International students at the University during wartime
Description: Letter from W. C. Murray to the military secretary describing an award given to a German Mennonite student in agriculture. The letter details relations between students attending the U of S from all across Europe during wartime, and mentions that 70 boys have enlisted.
Date: 1915-04-23

Title: Governor General's Gold Medal
Description: Letter alerting of the winning of the Governor General's Gold Medal by Geoffrey Bodman (RAF)
Date: 1919-05-31

Title: Women's Auxiliary of Great War Veterans' Association, Estevan
Description: Letter describing goal of Women's Auxiliary of the Great War Veterans of Estevan Saskatchewan to create a fund to enable them to aid the Widows and families of War Veterans in time of sickness by asking all men in Canada and the British Empire for a souvenir spoon.

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