Agriculture: Irrigation - Control of Pests, 1938-1941

1. Newspaper clipping: New Pea Dusting Machine Gets First [word cut off]. Astorian Budget, August 15, 1939.

2. Newspaper clipping: Sprinkling Tests are Continued at Milton-Freewater. East Oregonian, July 6, 1939.

3. Newspaper clipping: Lower Klamath Reclamation Project Construction is Outlined in Interior Report. News and Herald, Klamath Falls, November 7, 1940.

4. Newspaper clipping: Soil Moisture Excellent on Wheat Lands - Water Shortage Will Hit Irrigated Areas However is Forecast. Pendleton East Oregonian, April 1, 1941.

5. Newspaper clipping: Finding Water May Change Mode of Farming in Hills of County. Wallowa Sun, May 25, 1939.

6. Newspaper clipping: History of Middle Fork Irrigation Company Recalled. Hood River County Sun, April 12, 1939.

7. Newspaper clipping: Help with Water Facilities to be Expanded by SCS. Gazette Times, Heppner, February 13, 1941.

8. Newspaper clipping: Increase in Irrigation, Fertilizer Use Leads Advance Made by Linn Agriculture in 1941 - Hybrid Corn Gaining - New Clover in Demand. Albany Democrat-Herald, December 26, 1940.

9. Newspaper clipping: Willamette Project Provide Irrigation. Cottage Grove Sentinel, February 6, 1941.

10. Newspaper clipping: Klamath Irrigation Water Held Sufficient - Western Area Dry. Klamath Falls, News Herald, April 8, 1941.

11. Newspaper clipping: Tunnel Drive Making Legend Come True. Klamath Falls, News Herald, April 26, 1941.

12. Newspaper clipping: Dusting Machines Return Home After Treating 1100 Acres of Peas. Redmond Spokesman, June 27, 1940.

13. Newspaper clipping: Aphis Fighters - Entomologist Seeks Control. Milton-Eagle, June 1, 1939.

14. Newspaper clipping: Signs Point to Bad Aphis Year. Lebanon Express, February 27, 1941.

15. Newspaper clipping: Bad Aphis Year Foreseen as Mild Weather Repeats. Corvallis-Benton County Herald [no date given].

16. Newspaper clipping: Slug Horde Still Damaging Legume Fields in Valley. Astorian Budget, January 19, 1941.

17. Newspaper clipping: Slug Horde Damaging Peas, Vetch - County Farmers Bait Fields of Legumes with Poison. News Reporter, McMinnville, January 16, 1941.

18. Newspaper clipping: Weed Control District Eyed. La Grande Observer, April 22, 1941.

19. Newspaper clipping: Favor Rodent Control District. Hood River County Sun, February 2, 1938.

20. Newspaper clipping: Plague of Thistles is Feared - Horticulturist Says Weed Seed has Floated Down Streams. Vernonia Eagle, November 1, 1940.

21. Newspaper clipping: Weed Killing Method Said Bringing Results. Corvallis Gazette Times, February 12, 1941.