The cover for a report on low wage temporary work in Portland, Oregon, produced by the Workers' Rights Board convened by Portland Jobs with Justice. The cover features a photograph of five people standing behind a conference table clapping. Michael Dembrow stands at the center of the photograph holding a microphone. Francisco Lopez stands beside him at the right side of the photograph. A banner hanging behind the people reads, "Portland Area Workers' Rights Board...Portland..."

Handwritten report by Masuo Yasui outlining strawberry cultivation costs, income, and expenditure from 1919 to 1924. Categories include acres, labor wages, expenses, rent or taxes, harvest quantity, and gross income from strawberries.
Translation Note: This document has been translated into modern Japanese and English.

English translation of a handwritten report by Masuo Yasui outlining strawberry cultivation costs, income, and expenditure from 1919 to 1924. Categories include acres, labor wages, expenses, rent or taxes, harvest quantity, and gross income from strawberries.
Translation Note: This document is also available as the original manuscript document and as a modern Japanese translation.

1919年から1924年までのイチゴ栽培の費用、収入、支出をまとめた安井益男の手書きの報告書の現代日本語訳。カテゴリは、エーカー、労働賃金、経費、家賃または税金、収穫量、イチゴの総収入等。
翻訳注：原文および英訳も掲載されている。

Report with growers' names and the reported number of crates.

Japanese Farmers' Association report on the estimated strawberry crop in 1921. The report lists various growers, their ripening section, and the number of crates packed and picked.

A report with appendices which outlines a proposal to establish an interstate park in the Columbia River Gorge along both sides of the Columbia River. In the report, John B. Yeun, chair of the Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Commission's Columbia Gorge Committee, argues in favor of establishing the park and discusses lands that would need to be purchased to establish the park. The 17 appendices include fold-out maps showing areas of the Gorge, population density in the Pacific Northwest, railroads and highways in the region, land ownership in the Gorge, and soil types in the Gorge; a list of currently owned properties in the Gorge; lists of delinquent taxes for properties to be purchased; photographs; and copies of statements and correspondence of officials regarding the proposed purchase of lands for the park.

A twelve-page report authored by John B. Yeon, chairman of the Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Commission's Columbia Gorge Committee, written to Mr. Lawrence Merriam, regional officer for the National Park Service's State Park Division, on the subject of a proposed interstate park in the Columbia River Gorge along both sides of the Columbia River. In the report, Yeon requests the support of the National Park Service in purchasing non-agricultural land to establish the park. Yeon describes five specific areas in the Gorge where the proposed land would be purchased: Cape Horn, Beacon Rock, White Salmon, Latourell, and Crown Point.