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1. Japanese evacuees harvesting onion seed in Malheur County Japanese evacuees harvesting onion seed in Malheur County Harvesting; Agricultural laborers; Onions; Japanese Americans; Agriculture; Extension
2. Mary Anne Crocker measures the hem of a skirt for a young homemaker on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation Mary Anne Crocker measures the hem of a skirt for a young homemaker on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation Women; Sewing machines; Clothes & dress; Indians of North America;
3. Working on a science experiment Working on a science experiment Laboratories; Indians of North America; Students; Children; Extension A young boy (Frankie Switzler) works in a science lab as part of the Warm Springs Indian boys Wildlife Management Short Course, July 25 through July 29, 1966.
4. Boys in boat Boys in boat Rowboats; Indians of North America; Two boys in a rowboat participate in the Warm Springs Indian boys Wildlife Management Short Course, July 25 through July 29, 1966.
5. Native American boys Native American boys Children; Indians of North America;
6. Japanese American workers hoeing beets Japanese American workers hoeing beets Japanese Americans; Farms; Beets; Agricultural laborers; Agriculture About 450 Japanese Americans from relocation centers were used for farm labor in Malheur County. While most worked mostly for Japanese farmers, these workers are working in the Dale Garrison beet field....
7. African American group in bean field African American group in bean field African Americans; Agricultural laborers; Group portraits; Agriculture A group of African-Americans working in a bean field near Scappoose, Oregon, led by Rev. M. C. Cheek of Guilds Lake Community Church, 1947. After the war ended, many African-Americans previously employed...
8. Barracks from Japanese American Internment Camp Barracks from Japanese American Internment Camp Barracks; Housing; Relocation camps Barracks are from the Japanese Relocation Center and are now furnishing housing for farm labor on Bryant Williams farm in Klamath County, Oregon.
9. Portrait of a Japanese American woman Portrait of a Japanese American woman Japanese Americans; Agricultural laborers; Women; Portrait photographs; Extension Japanese American field worker, Ontario, Oregon. In May 1942, Malheur County became one of the first areas to recruit Japanese- American evacuees for farm work. Some of the evacuees remained in Eastern...
10. Japanese American workers planting onions Japanese American workers planting onions Japanese Americans; Onions; Farms; Agricultural laborers; Agriculture Japanese American workers planting onions in Malheur County. Japanese American work crews were often made up of several related families, including parents and in-laws.
11. Native American strawberry picker Native American strawberry picker Agricultural laborers; Farms; Indians of North America; Portrait photographs Indian strawberry picker near Gresham, Oregon.
12. School House at Simanisho School House at Simanisho Schools; Buildings; Educational facilities This is a picture of an old school house at Simanisho on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. The Native Americans cleaned the school up, sanded down the floors and turned it into a useful community center....
13. Breaking wild horses at the Warm Springs Indian Reservation Breaking wild horses at the Warm Springs Indian Reservation Horseback riding; Indians of North America;
14. 4-H leader doing beadwork at the Warms Springs Indian Reservation 4-H leader doing beadwork at the Warms Springs Indian Reservation Indians of North America; Sewing; Women; Children 4-H club leader and her daughter.
15. Native American lacing lodge poles together Native American lacing lodge poles together Indians of North America; Construction; Extension Native Americans were lacing lodge poles together to build a back drop for a baseball diamond on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation.
16. Warms Springs planning committee Warms Springs planning committee Indians of North America; Committees; Women; Children Photo shows the planning committee for the recreation center at the Warm Springs Indian Reservation.
17. Woman doing beadworking Woman doing beadworking Beads; Sewing; Indians of North America; Women; Extension Beadwork, as a 4-H club project, has been revised among the Indians on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation.
18. Indian woman canning meat Indian woman canning meat Home food processing; Indians of North America; Women; Canning Mary Hood canning meat at the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Indian Reservation.
19. Joan Yasui at the Oregon State Fair Joan Yasui at the Oregon State Fair Cooking; Demonstrations; Japanese Americans; Women; 4-H clubs; Extension; Oregon State Fair Joan Yasui, Hood River 4-H member, demonstrates a dairy food casserole at the State Fair.
20. Warm Springs 4-H youth Warm Springs 4-H youth 4-H clubs; Indians of North America; Extension; Children
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