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Spokane -- Fairs -- Interstate Fair (#02)
"Inland Empire Princesses at Spokane Interstate Fair, 1924"
Spokane -- Fairs -- Interstate Fair (#03)
"Rider with performing horse at one of the 'Wild West' events at the Spokane Interstate Fair."
Spokane -- Homes -- Waikiki (#27)
Jay P. Graves' estate and working farm on the Little Spokane River. These are the dairy farm buildings.
Spokane Valley -- Apple Orchard -- Raymond (#10)
"Probably the T. F. Raymond home in Opportunity. Raymond had a large apple orchard at T25N R44E Section 17 #133-148 on 1912 Ogle map" (p. 122)
Spokane Valley -- Apples (#26)
"Martha and William J. Shafer as newlyweds. Edwald, Washington, 1904" "Cider making time in Orchards of E. C. Gehrke"
Spokane Valley -- Farms (#02)
"Haying at Morrison Ranch, Saltese Basin, Greenacres, WA. Part of the hay crew that varied from 30 to 60 men, who lived in the bunkhouse and the crew was fed by the ranch cooks. On the left is the icehouse, cookhouse in the middle and the bunkhouse…
Spokane Valley -- Farms (#06)
"Haying at Morrison Ranch, Saltese Basin, Greenacres, WA. Mowers working in tandem style as they cut the vast field of meadow hay (timothy)."
Northwest -- Cattle (#08)
"Catttle in Okanogan County. Drive where stagecoaches rambled on to the Chesaw and beyond"
Northwest -- Farms and Farming (#11)
"Colfax, Whitman Co. Farm south of Great Northern Railroad covered bridge near Manning - Rye."
Northwest -- Flour Mills (#01)
Oppenheimer grist mill. Pioneer milling enterprise at Arden on the Little Pend Oreille River.
Northwest -- Wheat and Wheat Farming (#09)
"Threshing machines, flatbed wagon with 8-10 horse team, long stack of sacked wheat and large stack of loose hay or straw. Taken at Orrin Torrey's farm, Odessa, Washington"
Northwest -- Wheat and Wheat Farming (#22)
"View of a combine at work in the Palouse section of Washington"
Northwest -- Wheat and Wheat Farming (#26)
"Original print showing the wheat combine in operation in a Palouse wheat field about 1920"