Agriculture: Animal Husbandry, bulk: 1939-1941

1. Quote and citation: Bees. Oregon Argus, Vol. 3, no. 6, p. 2, c. 1, May 23, 1857 (copied by L. Littell December 4, 1939) and Vol. 4, no. 43, p. 2, c. 3, February 5, 1859 (copied by L. Littell December 8, 1939).

2. Quote and citation: Bees. Oregon Native Son, Vol. 1, p. 324.

3. Dictionary of Oregon History, Cattle, Notes on various items. T. Linden, June 7, 1940 (3 pages).

4. Dictionary of Oregon History, Horses, Oregonian. Bennett, October 25, 1940 (3 pages).

5. Dictionary of Oregon History, Horses. Florence Bennett, October 25, 1940 (4 pages).

6. Dictionary of Oregon History, Horses. Boucher, November 18, 1940 (2 pages).

7. Dictionary of Oregon History, Willamette Cattle Company, Dobbs. Men of Champoeg, pp. 25-26.

8. Horses in the City Pond. Oregon City, Oregon City Enterprise, January 10, 1896, Vol. 30, no. 11, p. 5, col. 2.

9. Cattle Driven Out of Coos County. Coos Bay Times, Marshfield and North Bend, Sec. 2, p. 5-6, May 24, 1939.

10. Clarke's Pioneer Days of Oregon History, p. 301 (2 pages).

11. Quote and citation: Sheep, Marion County (4 pages).

12. Dictionary of Oregon History, Horses. Oregon Native Son, Vol. 1, page 36, May 1899, Bennett October 24, 1940.

13. Marion County, Willamette Cattle Company. Pioneer Days of Oregon, Vol. 1 by S.A. Clarke, Chapter 33 (2 pages).

14. Newspaper clipping: Study of Bee-keeping Brings Surprises Other than Stings. Oregon Statesman, October 29, 1939.

15. Newspaper clipping: Beef Cattle Raising in Northwest Traces Slow, Steady Increase. Oregonian, February 14, 1940.

16. Newspaper clipping: Chapman Homesteader Trains 1940 edition of Babe the Blue Ox. Sentinel, October 18, 1940.

17. Newspaper clipping: Choice, Blooded Beef Stock Bought By County Stockmen. Wallowa Sun, January 23, 1941.

18. Newspaper clipping: Prineville Cattle. Oregonian, May 16, 1941.

19. Newspaper clipping: Thundering Herd on Move in Four-day Drive to Summer Range. Oregonian, May 16, 1941.

20. Newspaper clipping: Brown Trails 200 Head of Cattle from Burns. Condon Globe-Times, December 6, 1940.

21. Newspaper clipping: Dairy Industry Shows Profit. Milton-Eagle, June 1, 1939.

22. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Herd of Nine Cows Sets Record. Astorian Budget, December 13, 1940.

23. Newspaper clipping: Three New Highly Pedigreed Residents Pose for Pictures. Ontario Argus, March 20, 1941.

24. Newspaper clipping: Good Marks Set by Baker Herds. Baker Democrat-Herald, August 19, 1939.

25. Newspaper clipping: Artificial Breeding Method Increases Milk Production. Oregonian, May 4, 1941.

26. Newspaper clipping: Beats Nature At Its Own Game. Sentinel-Mist, June 16, 1939.

27. Newspaper clipping: Best in National Test. Grants Pass Courier, April 5, 1941.

28. Newspaper clipping: Cows Prepared for Dairy Show. Baker Democrat-Herald, April 28, 1941.

29. Newspaper clipping: Cow Tests Show High Averages. Klamath Falls News Herald, April 10, 1941.

30. Newspaper clipping: Cow Testing Report Given. Clatskanie Chief, January 17, 1941.

31. Newspaper clipping: Dairy Advantage in County Shown. Nyssa Gate City Journal, March 20, 1941.

32. Newspaper clipping: Dairy Herds' Testing Set. Oregonian, May 25, 1941.

33. Newspaper clipping: Importance of Valley's Dairy Industry is Emphasized. Eugene Register-Guard, August 17, 1939.

34. Newspaper clipping: Jersey Show Attracts 300. Oregonian, May 20, 1941.

35. Newspaper clipping: W.T. Putnam and Sons Jersey Herd Largest in County. Hillsboro Argus, October 26, 1939.

36. Newspaper clipping: Methods for Culling Herds Outlined by Dairy Specialist. Oregonian, November 10, 1940.

37. Newspaper clipping: Tests Drop Many Cows. Oregonian, November 3, 1940.

38. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Dairying Position Favorable. Milton Eagle, May 30, 1940.

39. Newspaper clipping: Streamlined Farming. Oregonian, June 9, 1940.

40. Newspaper clipping: Local Herd Gains Prominence. Nestucca Valley News, June 15, 1939; Stock Trail Markers to be Placed on Range, Vale, May 25, 1939.

41. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Rates High in Purebred Jersey Breed. Benton County Herald, June 6, 1940.

42. Newspaper clipping: Jerseys Bring Fame to State.

43. Newspaper clipping: Producing Ability of Oregon's Herds of Jerseys is Credited to Foundations which were Laid by Pioneer Breeders. Oregonian, May 18, 1941.

44. Newspaper clipping: Bang's Change Advocated Here. Medford News, January 24, 1941.

45. Newspaper clipping: Vet Investigating Horse and Cattle Disease. Athena Press, March 7, 1941.

46. Newspaper clipping: Livestock Ban to Control Pest Set. Klamath Falls New Herald, April 18, 1941.

47. Newspaper clipping: Calf Vaccination Due to be Tested. Banner-Courier Oregon City, December 20, 1948.

48. Newspaper clipping: Calf Vaccination for Ranges Tried. Lake County Examiner, December 19, 1940.

49. Newspaper clipping: Sanitation Helps Control Mastitis. La Grande Observer, April 23, 1941.

50. Newspaper clipping: Experiments Show Value, Wheat Feed. Astorian Budget, December 6, 1940.

51. Newspaper clipping: Four-H and Future Farmers of America Livestock Show. Klamath Falls News and Herald Weekend Photorial, September 23, 1939.

52. Newspaper clipping: Giant Hereford Calf 106 Pounds at Birth. Wallowa Sun, April 3, 1941.

53. Newspaper clipping: The Oregon Horse. Capital Journal, January 18, 1941.

54. Newspaper clipping: Horse Raising Yields Profit. Oregonian, November 5, 1939.

55. Newspaper clipping: Raising of Polo Ponies and Mounts for Army not Lost Art in County. Ontario Argus, March 27, 1941.

56. Newspaper clipping: U.S. Defense Still Demands War Horses. Oregonian, May 25, 1941.

57. Newspaper clipping: Livestock Men Discuss Feeding Methods. Sherman County Journal, February 28, 1941.

58. Newspaper clipping: Powell Butte, Prineville, May 11, 1939; Season Works Hardship on Sheepman. Lake County Examiner, May 11, 1939.

59. Newspaper clipping: Sheep Go Early to Summer Range. Lake County Examiner, June 15, 1939; 6700 Sheep Grazing on Logged Land in Columbia Area Now. Sentinel-Mist, May 26, 1939.

60. Newspaper clipping: Sheep, Wool Loom Large in Northwest. Oregonian, February 14, 1940.

61. Newspaper clipping: Alaska Gets Union County Sheep. La Grande The Observer, March 26, 1941.

62. Newspaper clipping: Bishop Farm Gets New Zealand Rams. Newberg Graphic, March 6, 1941.

63. Newspaper clipping: Easter Lambs Among First of Season. East Oregonian, January 9, 1939.

64. Newspaper clipping: Gathering Wool Sheep Shearing Time Means Activity Down the Valley for Perambulant Outfits. Oregon Journal, June 23, 1940.

65. Newspaper clipping: I Saw. Roseburg News Review, May 23, 1941.

66. Newspaper clipping: Imported Rams Brought to Valley. Scio Tribune, February 27, 1941.

67. Newspaper clipping: Karakul Sheep Start New Venture. Vernonia Eagle, July 19, 1940.

68. Newspaper clipping: Klose Wa-Wa! The Dalles Optimist, February 24, 1939.

69. Newspaper clipping: Sheep Shearing Season. Oregon Journal, June 16, 1940.

70. Newspaper clipping: Sheep Shears Whirr Busily in Lake County, Some Cutters Make $40 a Day. Oregon Journal, June 15, 1941.

71. Newspaper clipping: Thousands of Lambs Shipped to Market. East Oregonian, July 11, 1940.

72. Newspaper clipping: Billy Mascall Tells of the Pioneers. John Day Valley Ranger, March 3, 1939.

73. Newspaper clipping: Grand Champion of All Breeds. Hillsboro Argus, October 19, 1939.

74. Newspaper clipping: Blue Ribbon Hogs C. C. Mitchell's Hobby, Avocation. Newberry Graphic, March 27, 1941.

75. Quote and citation: Hogs. Oregon Argus, Vol. 2, no. 45, p. 2, c. 3, February 21, 1857.

76. Newspaper clipping: Use of Potatoes in Feeding Hogs, Dairy Cattle Told. Redmond Spokesman, January 23, 1941.

77. Newspaper clipping: New Grass on the Range, Ranch Owners and Uncle Sam Co-operating to Advantage. Oregon Sunday Journal, May 5, 1940.

78. Newspaper clipping: Issuance of Term Grazing Permits to Begin July 1. Burns Times Herald, March 21, 1941.

79. Newspaper clipping: Winter Central Oregon. Oregon Sunday Journal, December 22, 1940.

80. Newspaper clipping: Baa, Baa Blanket. Oregon Sunday Journal, January 21, 1940.