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- Collection: Primary Sources for the Agroecological History of Western Michigan
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Woman and Two Men Harvesting in June of 1895
Photo of two men standing among sheaves of grain while a woman is on the harvester drawn by two horses. Pine trees are in the background.
Unkown family photo
This is a photo in front of a house with a large Catalpa tree. There appear to be four men, two of who may be the partners of two of the three women. Two girls are also in the picture. The backside has names, of which Ophelia Fields is the most…
Unknown AME church graduation
Fifteen children in robes, six in mortarboards stand outside a clapboard structure with an A.M.E Church plaque behind them. There is a very distinctive three-story in the background. Nothing is on the back.
St. Joseph Auto RPPC
Two men in an open garage doorway of a clapboard building with "St. Joseph Auto" across the top trim board. Nothing on the backside.
Sorghum Growers Convention
Page 2: Proceedings of what would become the Michigan Cane Growers Association
L.C. Corbett, The School Garden, Farmer's Bulletin No. 218, USDA, Bureau of Plant Industry, 1905
USDA Bulletin giving instructions on school gardens.
Kellogg's Packing Room Postcard
Promotional Postcard from the Kellogg's factory showing women on the packing line for Corn Flakes.
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Letter written by Emily Chamberlin for the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense asking for South Market
This is a letter written by Emily Chamberlin on behalf of the WCCND arguing that markets will help with the war effort.