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161. Film notes for "Fairy of the flowers (Hummingbird) or Tiniest soul in feathers"

Film notes for "Fairy of the flowers (Hummingbird) or Tiniest soul in feathers"

162. Film notes for "Houses for songs: Home owners, attention!"

Film notes for "Houses for songs: Home owners, attention!"

163. Film notes for "Hoot mon! The owl"

Film notes for "Hoot mon! The owl"

164. Notes

165. CFR1198

Description: Application; Statement of affirmation; Family and farm history narrative; Map of property; Farm history timeline; Deed of original sale; Photographs., Historic: Cherries; Filberts; Gooseberries; Grain; Hops; Prunes; Strawberries; Walnuts. At time of application: Alder pulp; Bush beans; Christmas trees; Corn; Garlic; Grass seed; Squash seed; Sugar beet seed; Wheat.

166. CFR1125

Description: Application; Statement of affirmation; Family history narrative; Copies of photographs; Handwritten note; Mortgage record., Historic: Apples; Pears; Strawberries. At time of application: Pears.

167. Contact information for various cemeteries

Contact information for various cemeteries

Description: Contact information for various Oregon cemeteries: Ashland, Klamath Falls, Lakeview, Roseburg, Coos Bay, Corvallis, Albany, and Salem (notes include some text in Chinese).

168. Notes regarding various Astoria cemeteries

Notes regarding various Astoria cemeteries

169. Detail from the Alfie Nelson laboratory notebook

Detail from the Alfie Nelson laboratory notebook

170. Illustration of a squash seed found in Victor's class notes, circa 1920

Illustration of a squash seed found in Victor's class notes, circa 1920

Description: Arthur Earl Victor, of May View, Washington, attended Oregon Agricultural College during the 1919-1920 academic year as an optional student. Optional students were those who met the freshman class entrance requirements and were "of mature years", but were unable because of health or outside business or professional duties to carry a normal amount of coursework.