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Loading lumber. Willamette River. Portland, Oregon
Sheep herder on the trail. Madras, Oregon
Grazing land. Madras, Oregon
Log booms in Willamette River. Portland, Oregon
Log booms in Willamette River. Portland, Oregon
Cut-over land. Siltcoos, Oregon
Cut-over land. Siltcoos, Oregon
Resettlement Administration workers coming back to Rimrock Camp after work. Madras, Oregon
Herding cattle in summer pasture. Deschutes National Forest, Oregon
Herding cattle in summer pasture. Deschutes National Forest, Oregon
Herding cattle in summer pasture. Deschutes National Forest, Oregon
Herding cattle in summer pasture. Deschutes National Forest, Oregon
Indian hoop dance. Molalla Buckeroo. Molalla, Oregon
Molalla Buckeroo. Molalla, Oregon
Indians at Molalla Buckaroo. Molalla, Oregon
Indian war dance. Molalla Buckaroo. Molalla, Oregon
Indian war dance. Molalla Buckaroo. Molalla, Oregon
Indian war dance. Molalla Buckaroo. Molalla, Oregon
Hooverville shack with outdoor store. This man obtains seasonal employment in the Yakima and Willamette fruit orchards. [Portland,] Oregon
Notice on shacks at Hooverville. Portland, Oregon
"After." Siltcoos, Oregon
"After." Siltcoos, Oregon
Constructing a stock trail to the Deschutes River. Central Oregon
Constructing a stock trail to the Deschutes River. Central Oregon
Constructing a stock trail to the Deschutes River. Central Oregon
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