File consists of one states of affairs for the News Record Company Limited, as well as correspondence and legal documents relating to the purchase of the News Record Company shares by Rittinger and Motz.
Copy negative of an old photograph of three open top cars, carrying men and women in hats, driving past the Walper Hotel as crowds of people look on from the sidewalk. Caption accompanying negative reads: "3) Parade from American Hotel, 20s."
Copy negative of a mounted Denton photograph of Santa Claus visiting Kitchener in a horse drawn sleigh in 1921. Caption accompanying negative reads: "2) Santa at Kitchener 1921 (on Frederick?)."
File consists of a statement of affairs for The News Record, two mortgages between Euler and Motz, and both the Waterloo Trust and Savings Company and John J. Lembke as well as a series of correspondence regarding the purchase of the Daily Telegraph by the News Record.
Staff of the Daily Record posed in front of its building at 49 King St. W., Kitchener, Ont. Appeared in Centennial Souvenir, Feb. 8, 1978, p. 16. Includes identifications.
This scrapbook contains advertisements mostly from Marketing , promoting th Record and its advertisers. Of particular interest are the ads featuring images of local industries, businesses and portraits of businessmen. These include Schreiters, Bullas, Waterloo Trust and Savings, etc. The scrapbook also contains self-promotion items published in the Record.
File consists of a statement of affairs for The News Record, correspondence regarding the sale of a property to Bell, and correspondence regarding taxes.
1 scrapbook containing correspondence , clippings, etc. re the jubilee or 50th anniversary of the first issue of the "Daily News" which appeared Feb. 9, 1878.
File consists of a statement of affairs for The News Record as well as taxation information and a blueprint for the new News Record building drawn by Herbert Johnston.
One letter from the Winnipeg Tribune in response to invitation to the Tenth Annual Banquet, 1929, in which the Record is referred to as a "creditable Newspaper". This letter accompanies the W.J. Motz 10th Anniversary file.
Correspondence largely from newspaper men and industrialists in response to invitations to the 10th Annual Banquet, April 2, 1929 and the opening of the new News-Record Building, April 3, 1929.
File consists of a statement of affairs for The News Record as well as two mortgages and a series of correspondence relating to the sale of the old News Record building to a Mr. Oke.
Panorama group portrait of Breithaupt Leather Company employees standing in a row, on muddy terrain, outside of the tannery building and office entrance. Most are in caps and several are wearing rubber boots and ankle-length aprons. A building with a bell tower is visible in the background.
One "Index Account Book" containing newspaper clippings of editorials and editorial suggestions, with ms notes and comments. The volume is organized alphabetically by topic. Title from contents.
Contains correspondence, news clippings, etc. regarding awards won by the Kitchener-Waterloo Record for outstanding reporting, sports writing, typography etc.
Folder contains two original items and one photocopy. The photocopy is from the Kitchener Daily Record, September 11, 1939 regarding Conscription; the originals relate to a 1947 petition from the composing room staff for an increase in wages, and a subsequent thank-you for receiving same.
Panorama showing Kitchener train station draped in bunting, the royal train, the empty reception platform and the crowds in attendance. This was the first visit to K-W by a reigning monarch. Appeared in Kitchener 125 Years p. 2.
Image of Scots Fusiliers, seen in uniform with rifles propped on shoulders, marching along the platform of the Kitchener train station as people look on.
Copy photo of buildings on Queen St. N. looking north to the corner of Duke St., with an automobile parked in front of "My Valet, Dyers, Cleaning and Pressing". Appeared in Kitchener's First 100 Years, June 22, 1954, p. 31.
Images of Wibbie Hille, seen in uniform, posing for camera at attention with rifle propped on shoulder and in action position with riffle at ready in arms.
Image of a construction work site. A truck parked on the side of a dirt road is visible in foreground and workers on the roofs of newly framed buildings are visible in the background.
Image of Benton Street post office building with recruitment banners hanging across front and trench walls along sidewalk with two soldiers standing at centre.
File consists of one edition of the Kitchener-Waterloo Record from October 20, 1942. The front page features an article that imagines what it would be like if the fighting of World War Two reached Kitchener-Waterloo.
