Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections
Cage 601
Sundquist, Ralph R., 1894-
Ralph R. Sundquist Papers
1909-1980
8 Linear feet of shelf space
16 Boxes + 1 Oversize folder
The papers of Ralph Sundquist consist of
correspondence, business documents, reports, enclosures, and brochures related to
agriculture and his civic interests.
Collection materials are in English
Ralph Roger Sundquist was born in Galesburg, Illinois, on 5 January 1894, to the Rev.
and Mrs Hjalmar Sundquist. In 1910, the family moved to the Yakima Valley because
Hjalmar had health problems he thought curable in a warm, dry climate. Ralph
graduated from Yakima High School in 1912 and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in
Horticulture from the State College of Washington in 1916. A year later, he received
a Master of Science degree in Horticulture from the State College. He taught
biological courses for a year at Whitworth College, in Spokane, before returning to
Yakima, where he taught high school for two years. About this time he married Elaine
Fager.
The Sundquist family entered the apple business soon after arriving in the Yakima
Valley. Around 1920, Ralph purchased his first orchard near Gleed. The Sunnyslope
orchards did very well through the rest of the decade, raising a number of apple
varieties for nationwide markets. These included the Starking Red Delicious. The
early 1930s economic downturn nearly left Sundquist in financial ruin. In 1948,
Sundquist and a colleague opened the Hansen Fruit and Cold Storage Company, in
Yakima. He later established the Sundquist Fruit and Cold Storage Co. In 1966, he
built a new controlled-atmosphere storage facility for processing, storing and
shipping apples from his 850 acres of orchards and those of others.
Sundquist was an active member of the community. He was an early communicant of
Yakima's First Presbyterian Church, giving much of his time and money. He made large
contributions for improvements in the congregation's pipe organ in the 1940s and
1950s, and for stained glass windows. He was president of the Lower Naches Telephone
Company, the the Yakima District Horticultural Society, and the Washington State
Horticultural Association. He also as a board member of the Yakima YMCA, founding
director of the Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital (later a trustee), director of the
Yakima Valley College, and member of the Yakima School board. Sundquist also helped
organize Yakima's first television station, KIMA-TV, and Yakima's educational
television station.
Early in the 1950s, Ralph became a member of the Atomic Energy Commission's Personnel
Advisory Board for the Hanford Project. He helped evaluate potential employees'
security clearance applications. At this time, he also became a director of the San
Francisco Federal Reserve Bank's Seattle Branch. In 1963, Ralph and two dozen other
regional agribusinessmen travelled around the world as part of the U.S. State
Department's People-to-People cultural exchange program. They observed crop
production methods in many developing Middle Eastern and Asian countries. Among his
many honors for civic activities, Ralph Sundquist received the Boy Scouts of
America's Silver Beaver Award for his commitment to the Fort Simcoe Council. He also
won the Greater Yakima Valley Chamber of Commerce's Award of Merit for outstanding
community service. He received the State College of Washington's Certificate of
Merit.
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The papers of Ralph Sundquist consist of correspondence, business documents, reports,
enclosures, and brochures related to agriculture and his civic interests.
Correspondence and business documents make up the first series. The subject files
that make up the second series cover a variety of subjects, chiefly related to apple
growing and shipping. Agricultural reports by Sundquist, mostly related to apple
growing, make up the third series. The fourth series, is focused on Sundquist's
civic endeavors with public education, junior colleges, hospitals, churches and the
Federal Reserve System. A number of historically significant sales brochures,
chiefly for agricultural equipment, have been kept as a distinct fifth series. The
final, sixth, series is made up of various oversize materials.
The papers are arranged in six series, mostly organized alphabetically within each.
The present arrangement preserves much of the original organization. Unfiled
materials have been added to the corresponding series in places where apparent.
Other parts of the collection had no filing order when received and have been
arranged in several sequences that combine like materials.
This collection is open and available for research use.
Copyright restrictions may apply.
[Item description]
Ralph R. Sundquist Papers, 1909-1980 (Cage 601)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
WSU acquired the Ralph R. Sundquist Papers in 1980 (MS80-46) from Ralph's son, Marvin V. Sundquist.
Statement on Harmful Content
This collection contains offensive language regarding individuals with disabilities
in Series 2: Subject Files.
In 2022, in response to evolving standards regarding the language used to describe
individuals and communities with disabilities, Gayle O’Hara added a Historical Note
to this finding aid.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online
catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or
places should search the catalog using these headings.
Sundquist, Ralph R., 1894- -- Archives
Stark Bro's Nurseries & Orchards Co. -- History
People-to-People (Organization) -- History
State College of Washington -- Alumni and alumnae
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Seattle Branch
Yakima (Wash.) -- History
Apple growers
Apple industry -- Washington (State) -- History
Apples -- Washington (State) -- Marketing -- History
Apples -- Diseases and pests -- Washington (State) -- History
Apples -- Storage -- Washington (State) -- History
Land use, Rural -- Washington (State) -- History
Washington (State)
Agriculture
Series 1. Correspondence, Statements,
etc.
1
1
Correspondence A, Misc.
1
2
Assets and Liabilities of Ralph
Sundquist
1
3
Associated Oil Company, San
Francisco
1
4
Atlantic Commission Company, Fruits and
Produce, Seattle
1
5
Correspondence B, Misc.
1
6
Noel Bakke, Wenatchee-Okanogan Cooperative
Federation
1
7
K. K. Baxter and M. L. Lee, Mortgage No.
1050, Yakima
1
8
Albin Berg, Land Sale
1919-23
1
9
Harry G. Braham, First Presbyterian
Church, Yakima
1
10
N. K. Buck, concerning Dr.
Ferry
1
11
Correspondence C, Misc.
1
12
Sid B. Carnine, Inc., Carlot Broker and
Distributor
1
13
R. Bert Carter
1
14
Chinook Hotel, Remodelling
1960-1969
1
15
Wilson Compton, President, WSC
1
16
Earle E. Corwin, Sunshine Ranch,
Wapato
1
17
Correspondence D, Misc.
1
18
Davis Manufacturing Company, Davis,
California
1
19
De Laval Steam Turbine Co., Seattle
office
1
20
Correspondence E, Misc.
1
21
Earl Fruit Company of the Northwest,
Spokane
1
22
Egg-Safety Carton Corporation,
Chicago
1
23
The Rev. Henry E. Ek, Swedish Evangelical
Mission Church
1
24
Correspondence F, Misc.
1
25
Elaine Fager (Elaine Fager
Sundquist)
1
26
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Seattle, Farm
Engines
1
27
Federal Land Bank, Spokane and Farm Credit
Assoc., Yakima
1
28
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco,
Appointment as a Director of Seattle Branch
1
29
The Rev. K. Forsman and Reuben Forsman,
Cadillac, Michigan
2
30
A. B. Fosseen & Co., Inc., Yakima,
account statements
2
31
Fruit Purchase Contracts,
Statements
2
32
Correspondence G, Misc.
2
33
Growers Service Company, Yakima, account
statements
2
34
Guaranty Trust Company, Yakima
2
35
Gwin, White & Prince, Inc., Seattle,
apple brokers
2
36
Corresponcence H, Misc.
2
37
H & B Motor Car Co., Inc, Yakima,
Moline Tractor dealer, account dispute
1919-20
2
38
Florence Harrison, Dean of the College of
Home Economics, WSC, apple v. orange controversy
1937
2
39
F. D. Heald, Plant Pathologist,
WSC
2
40
Harold Hoegland, Dean, Yakima Junior
College
2
41
E. O. Holland, President, WSC
2
42
Correspondence I, Misc.
2
43
Correspondence J, Misc.
2
44
C. Maurice Johnson, Oil Accountant,
Wichita Falls, Texas
2
45
Edward C. Johnson, Dean of the College of
Agriculture, WSC
2
46
Mrs. J. P. Johnson, Galesburg,
Illinois
2
47
Correspondence K, Misc.
2
48
C. M. Kopp, Yakima, carlot shippers,
account statements
2
49
Correspondence L, Misc.
2
50
W. J. Lane Co., Farm Lands, Loans, Ins.,
Fargo, N. Dak.
2
51
Larson and Sundquist, growers
2
52
Libby, McNeill & Libby, fruit buyer,
statements and receipts
2
53
Lindeman Power Equipment Co., Yakima,
account statements
2
54
Correspondence M, Misc.
3
55
Magnolia Fertilizer Co.,
Seattle
3
56
Martin General Agency and Yakima
Investment Co.
3
57
Catherine May, M.C.
3
58
T. A. Merrill, WSC
3
59
Miscellaneous
3
60
O. M. Morris, Professor of Horticulture,
WSC
3
61
D. V. Morthland, Esq., regarding
Sunnyslope Development Co.
3
62
Correspondence N, Misc.
3
63
Naches Cold Storage Co., Gleed, statements
and receipts
3
64
Naches Heights Nursery, Yakima, statements
and receipts
3
65
National Recovery
Administration
3
66
Nile Creek Lumber Co., Naches,
invoices
3
67
Correspondence O, Misc.
3
68
A. L. Ostrander Fruit Co.,
receipts
3
69
Correspondence P, Misc.
3
70
Pacific Power and Light
3
71
Pacific Power and Light,
statements
3
72
Walt Paeschke, Mabton
3
73
Perham Fruit Co., Yakima
3
74
Perham Fruit Co., Yakima, statements and
contracts
3
75
Personnel Security Board, U.S. Atomic
Energy Commission, Hanford office
3
76
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co., Wiliam
Laney
3
77
Jack Preissner, Yakima
3
78
Prentice Packing & Storage, Yakima,
statements and receipts
3
79
Correspondence R, Misc.
3
80
Richey & Gilbert Co., Yakima Valley
Fruits, Yakima
4
81
Richey & Gilbert Co., statements and
contracts
4
82
Rumsey Pump Co., Seneca Falls, New
York
4
83
Correspondence S, Misc.
4
84
C. S. Schaefer Company, Yakima
4
85
Mrs. Arthur Segerquist (Louise Johnson),
Valdez, Alaska
4
86
Sellers & Stone, Yakima Valley Fruits,
Yakima
4
87
Sellers & Stone, statements and
receipts
4
88
Sizer & Co., Veneer Products,
Tacoma
4
89
H. R. Spinner, Wholesaler,
Yakima
4
90
Anthony Spuler, Entomologist,
WSC
4
91
Stark Bro's Nurseries & Orchard Co.,
Louisiana, Mo.
4
92
Stubbs Fruit & Storage Co., Packers
and Shippers, Yakima
4
93
Stubbs Fruit & Storage Co., statements
and receipts
4
94
Hjalmar Sundquist
4
95
Ralph Sundquist Family
4
96
Sundquist v. McNeff
4
97
Correspondence T, Misc.
4
98
Taxes, Income, Federal Returns
1921-32
4
99
Taxes, State, County, Local
1920-1939
5
100
Correspondence U, Misc.
5
101
Correspondence V, Misc.
5
102
Correspondence W, Misc.
5
103
Arthur Wallander, Chicago
5
104
Warren & Co., Bulk Fruit,
Yakima
5
105
Washington Fruit & Produce Co.,
statements and receipts
5
106
Washington Growers' Clearinghouse
Association
5
107
First Bank of White Bluffs, White Bluffs,
Wash.
5
108
Winthrop Orchards, Inc., Gleed
5
109
Correspondence Y, Misc.
5
110
Yakima Fruit & Cold Storage Co.,
Yakima
5
111
Yakima Fruit Growers Association, part
1
5
112
Yakima Fruit Growers Association, part
2
5
113
Yakima Fruit Growers Association, C. D.
Tracy
5
114
Yakima Horticultural Club
5
115
Yakima Mortgage Loan Co. and Yakima
Mortgage & Bond Co.
5
116
Yakima Title Guaranty & Abstract Co.,
filings
5
117
Yakima Trust Company, Yakima First
National Bank
5
118
Yakima Valley Growers' Spray Residue
Committee
5
119
Yakima Young Men's Christian Association
(YMCA)
Series 2. Subject Files
6
119
American Institute of Agriculture,
marketing pamphlets
6
120
An Analysis of Orchard Operations as
Related to . . . Employment and Relief Problems . . . Chelan
County
6
121
Miss S. I. Anthon, Yakima
teacher
6
122
Apple Grading, questionnaires, news
articles, etc.
1930-1939
6
123
Apple Packing, Cull Account, figures,
etc.
1930-1939
6
124
Apple Production Statistics, Sundquist
Orchards
1925
6
125
Apple Production Statistics
1920-27
6
126
Apple Production, Study of a
Pool
1925-26
6
126.1
Apple reports: Apple Facts (1935); Newtown
Study (1953); Producer-Consumer Surplus Apple Campaign
(1948)
1935-1953
6
127
An Appreciation of E. A. Bryan, by R. C.
McCroskey
6
128
Automobile Registrations,
Sundquist
1920-1939
6
129
The Cause and Prevention of Storage Rots, W. A.
Luce
1935
6
130
A History of the Yakima-Tieton Irrigation Project, by Guy
C. Finley
1970
6
131
Bartlett Pear Commodity Comm., Pear
Selling Prices
1933-34
6
131
Pear Growers League Annual
1948
6
132
Codling Moth Traps, by Anthony Spuler, Wash. Ag. Expt.
Stn.
6
133
Cold Storage Building Fires, Yakima. news
articles
1968
6
134
Wilson Compton, press releases
6
135
Wilson Compton, Resignation as WSC
President, news articles
6
136
Wilson Compton, Westminster Foundation,
WSC
1950
6
137
Current Transportation Problem of the Far West Apple
Industry, by Chas. B. Bowling
1938
7
138
Federal Reserve Bank
7
139
Fruit Consumption Statistics
1950
7
140
Fruit Grading Standards, State of
Washington and Northwest Canners Association
1919-32
7
141
The Gamma Theta Chapter of Beta Theta Pi,
WSC, newsletter
7
142
B. F. Goodrich Travelog, auto
trip
1950
7
143
History of Delicious Apple
Variety
1962
7
144
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Correspondence Course Assignments
1923-25
7
145
License for Handlers of Fresh Deciduous Tree Fruit Grown in...
WA, OR, MT, ID
1934
7
146
Luncheon Group, Chinook Hotel,
photograph
Dec. 1975
7
147
Meet Ralph Sundquist, Walston Round-up
Mar-65
7
148
Naches-Selah Irrigation District, By-Laws,
Bond Issue
1922
7
149
Newspaper Articles,
miscellaneous
7
150
Northwest Fruit Industries,
Inc
1930-1939
7
151
Northwest Perishable Traffic
Bureau
1941
7
152
Orchard Management Advertisement on Alar,
for Uniroyal, Photo of Marvin Sundquist
7
153
The Outlook for Future Control of Codling Moth in
Wenatchee-Okanogan District
1930-19369
7
154
Pacific Coast Packer
8-Aug-36
7
155
Photographs, Post Cards,
miscellaneous
7
156
Procedure and Information for Personnel Security Review
Boards, Book No. 2, Hanford Operations Office, and other
material
1951
7
157
Real Estate Contract with Guaranty Trust
Co., Yakima
7
158
Recital Programs
7
159
Rotary Club, Yakima chapter
7
160
The Royal Order of Hairy Chested Men, Ralph Sundquist
membership certificate
1932
8
161
Roza Canal
8
162
Silver Beaver Award, Boy Scouts of
America
2/18/1963
8
163
Some Believe-It-or-Not's of the Apple Industry, by Clyde
D. Merchant
1935-1939
8
164
Some Facts Connected with the Spray Residue
Situation
1930
8
165
Some Marketing Problems, by E. A Smith
1930-1939
8
166
Frank Stubbs . . . Yakima Pioneer and Community Leader,
Yakima Valley Sun, Gary L. Jackson
9/18/1975
8
167
Sundquist Apples, box label
8
168
Sundquist Fruit & Cold Storage,
From Tree to Trade, advertisement on
letterhead
8
169
Sundquist Fruit & Cold Storage,
advertisement, The Packer
10/16/1976
8
170
Elaine Fager Sundquist, biographical
material
8
171
Ralph Sundquist, newspaper articles on or
by him
8
172
Ralph Sundquist . . . Active Community Leader . . .
Yakima Valley Sun, Grace Millay
11/13/1975
8
173
To My Christmas Carol, by Hjalmar Sundquist
1948
8
174
S.S. Virginia, menus from maiden
voyage
Dec. 1928-Jan.
1929
8
175
William Hunter Volk, patent application
for fungicide, insecticide, oil, 1924-26, and 1933 letter
1924-1926
1933
8
176
Washington Nursery Co, trees sales
brochure
8
177
Washington State Horticultural Assn,
annual meeting programs
8
178
M.V. Yakima, Puget Sound Ferry,
christening
1968
8
179
Yakima Horticultural Club, attendence and
dues
1920-1929
8
180
Yakima Valley Fruit Trafic Assn,
Statistical Book Revisions
1960
8
181
Yakima Valley Society for Spastics and
Other Handicapped Persons, minute book
1946-1957
8
182
Yakima Valley Traffic and Credit
Association, Bulletin 79, Apple Grading Rules
1931
8
183
Yakima YMCA, brochures
8
184
Yakima YMCA, new building construction,
dedication
1950-1959
8
185
Yakima YMCA, newspaper feature
articles
Series 3. Reports by Ralph
Sundquist
9
186
Agriculture in the Yakima Valley: Past, Present, and
Future
1960-1969
9
187
An Analysis of Successes and Failures in Codling Moth Control in
1938
9
188
The Apple Boom, Pollenization, Fertilization,
outline
1920
9
189
Botanical Ink Drawings
1920
9
190
Culture Media
1920
9
191
Cultures
1920
9
192
Economical Control of the Codling Moth in
1932
9
193
Farm Management Demonstrations in Yakima County,
Washington
1920
9
194
A Farm Management Survey in the Selah Valley
1920
9
195
History of the State College
9
196
Interest in the Apple Industry
1950-1959
9
197
Manuscript on Spraying
Orchards
1930-1939
9
198
Means of Accomplishing Orchard Tillage
1920-1929
9
199
Observations of the Apple Industry of
California
9
200
Observations on the Pear Industry of
California
9
201
Observations on Cold Weather Damage to Apples, Nov.
1935
9
202
Orchard Survey form
1915-1919
9
203
Order of Work for Botany 56. Laboratory Work
9
204
Origins of the Northwest Apple Box . . .
9
205
Our Losing Battle Against Powdery Mildew of the
Apple
9
206
Principles Underlying Pruning Practice
7-Mar-34
9
207
A Re-Arranged Farmstead
1920-1929
9
208
Reminiscences of Yakima College Founding
1957
9
209
Report, Codling Moth Control Experiments of Associated Oil
Company
1927-1928
9
210
Report on Codling Moth Experiments using Pretrotine
Products
1927
9
211
Should We have Federal Aid to Education
1960-1969
9
212
Statement of Ralph Sundquist: Marketing Agreement Hearing, May
13, 1958
9
213
Theoretical Farm Report
1920
9
214
Twenty Years Experience With Ammonium
Sulphate
1947
9
215
Why Are Washington Apples so Frequently Not Delivered to the
Consumer in Satisfactory Condition?
1945
9
216
What Determines Apple Prices
1950-1959
9
217
What it Means to Practice Christian Principles in Everyday
Business, Ralph Sundquist
9
218
When We Hear the Dollar's Whisper
Series 4. Civic Interests
4.1 Lower Naches Telephone
Company
10
219
Articles of Incorporation
10
220
Correspondence
1908-1955
10
221
Historical Sketches
10
222
Legal Documents
10
223
Miscellaneous Papers
10
224
News Articles
10
225
Proposed Farmer Line Rate Increases by Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company
10
226
President's Report
1954
10
227
Rural Telephone Loan Program,
REA
10
228
Stockholders' Meetings,
Reports
1948-50
4.2 First Presbyterian Church of
Yakima
10
229
Articles of Incorporation (1885) and
Historical Chronology acquired from Wayne Walker
1969
10
230
Budgets
1960-1969
10
231
Building Remodeling
1965
10
232
Camp Ghormley
1937-42
10
233
Dedication for Addition to the
Organ
1951
10
234
Dedicatory Address, Piper
Organ
1950
10
235
J. Dupre, Correspondence
10
236
History of First Presbyterian Church of North Yakima
10
237
Information Regarding Boy Scouts of America, Troop # 1, First
Presbyterian Chuch, Yakima . .
10
238
Miscellaneous
10
239
New First Presbyterian Church, Dedicatory
Pamphlet
1920-1929
10
240
The New First Presbyterian Church Edifice
1928
Photographs of Organists
10
241
David Craighead
10
242
Marcel Dupre
10
243
Flor Peeters
10
244
Alexander Schreiner
10
245
Pipe Organ Concert
Programs
10
246
Recollections by Reuben G.
Benz
1968
10
247
Alexander Schreiner,
Correspondence
10
248
Tower Talk, Welcome Howard Childers
22-Nov-74
10
249
Voice of the Organ, KIT radio 1280 AM,
Yakima
1945
10
250
Ward Chapel
10
251
The Windows of Heaven Were Opened, Windows of the First
Presbyterian Church
10
252
The Yakima Presbyterian, various issues
4.3 Yakima Public Schools
11
253
Board of Directors Reports, etc., part
1
11
254
Board of Directors Reports, etc., part
2
11
255
J. Roy Brown
11
256
Educational Television
11
257
Minutes, Board of Directors
Meetings
1950
11
258
Minutes, Board of Directors
Meetings
1951
11
259
Minutes, Board of Directors
Meetings
1952
11
260
Minutes, Board of Directors
Meetings
1953
11
261
Miscellaneous
Correspondence
12
262
Newspaper clippings
12
263
Nob Hill Staff,
correspondence
1968
12
264
Pamphlets and Programs
12
265
Photographs and Plans for Jr. and Sr.
High Schools
1960-1969
12
266
Policies and By-Laws
12
267
Vocational Training
12
268
Yakima Public Schools, newsletter
4.4 Yakima Public Schools Annual Reports,
etc.
13
269
Annual Reports, Financial and
Statistical
6/30/1955
13
270
Annual Reports, Financial and
Statistical
6/30/1958
13
271
Final Budget
1958-59
13
272
Annual Reports, Financial and
Statistical
6/30/1959
13
273
Accident Summary
1959-60
13
274
Handbook for Substitute
Teachers
Summer, 1959
13
275
Library Handbook
Fall 1959
13
276
Final Budget for 1959-60
10/5/1959
13
277
Annual Report on
Curriculum
Jun-60
13
278
Final Budget for 1960-61
10/3/1960
13
279
A Report on Evaluation of the Dwight
D. Eisenhower Senior High School...
11/1/1960
13
280
Professional Growth Handbook for
Teachers and Administrators
Nov-60
13
281
Annual Reports, Financial and
Statistical
6/30/1960
13
282
Report on Yakima School District No.
7, by Div. of Municipal Corporations, State of Wash
5/22/1961
13
283
Annual Reports, Financial and
Statistical
6/30/1961
13
284
Annual Curriculum Report for
1960-61
Summer 1961
13
285
Preliminary Budget for
1961-62
13
286
Final Budget for 1961-62
10/2/1961
13
287
Annual Reports, Financial and
Statistical
6/30/1962
13
288
Preliminary Budget for
1963-64
4/8/1963
13
289
Annual Reports, Financial and
Statistical
6/30/1963
13
290
Final Budget for 1963-64
10/7/1963
13
291
Building Survey
Feb-64
13
292
Preliminary Budget for
1964-65
4/2/1964
13
293
Teachers' Responsibility in
Controversial Issues
undated
4.5 Yakima Valley College
14
294
Proposal to Establish an Associate
Degree in Nursing
1961
14
295
An Evaluation Report
1961
14
296
Self-Evaluation Report
1961
14
297
Preliminary Budget for
1963-64
4/9/1963
14
298
Final Budget for 1963-64
10/7/1963
14
299
Report of Self Study for
Accreditation
1971
14
300
Harold A. Hoegland
14
301
Misc. Correspondence
14
302
Misc. Reports, Programs,
etc
14
303
Misc. Reports, typed
drafts
14
304
Newspaper clippings and newsprint
annual reports
14
305
Newspaper, The Galaxy
14
306
Photographs, including images of Ralph
Sundquist
14
307
Ralph Sundquist, recalling his long
interest in the College
4.6 Yakima Valley Memorial
Hospital
15
308
Brochures, Pamphlets,
Newsletters
1950-1979
15
309
Construction of Addition, newspaper
clippings
1970-1979
15
310
Pledge Lists, Contributions for
Construction
1946
15
311
Women's Auxiliary
4.7 People to People Citizen Ambassador
Program, World Tour
1963
15
312
Ambassador-of-Good Will Certificate,
Secretary of State, State of Washington
15
313
Guest List, American Embassy
Residence, Rangoon, Burma
15
314
William McC. Martin, Jr., Federal
Reserve Board
15
315
Catherine May, Member of
Congress
15
316
Mobil Oil Turk A.S.
15
317
National Bank of Commerce
15
318
Newspaper Clippings
15
319
Newspaper Clippings, the
Hurriyet, Istanbul, Turkey
15
320
Photographs of tour group
15
321
Program and Itinerary
15
322
Scandinavian Airlines System
(SAS)
15
323
Visitor Passes, U.S. Senate, House,
and Capitol; and People to People identity badge
4.8 State College of Washington Degrees
and Awards
15
324
Cadet Corps Warrant
1913
15
325
Certificate of Merit
1953
15
326
Diploma of Graduation, B.A. degree in
Horticulture
1916
15
327
Diploma of Graduation, B.S. degree in
Horticulture
1916
15
328
Diploma of Graduation, M.S. degree in
Horticulture
1917
Series 5. Sales Brochures for Farm Machinery,
etc.
16
329
Allis-Chalmers Centrifugal
Pumps
16
330
American Cyanamid Co., The Story of
Cyanamid
16
331
Armco Iron, Coast Culvert and Flume Co,
Portland
16
332
Best Pumps, Jones-Best Pump Mfg. Co.,
Seattle
16
333
Caterpillar Tractor
16
334
Cletrac Crawler Tractors, Cleveland
Tractor Co.
16
335
John Deere Tractors, models A &
B
16
336
DeLaval Centrifugal Pumps
16
337
Eisemann Types GS-4 & GS-4/2
Magnetos
16
338
Fairbanks-Morse Horizontal Centrifugal
Pumps
16
339
Fordson Tractors
16
340
Friend Mfg. Co., sprayers
16
341
Ganong Botanical Apparatus
Catalogue
16
342
Household Furnace fuel systems, oil
blowers and coal stokers
16
343
Interstate Clay Products Co., storage and
ice houses
16
344
Killefer Implements, tillage
equipment
16
345
McCormick-Deering Tractor Manure Spreader
No. 200
16
346
Moline Leverless Disc Harrow
16
347
Moline Universal Tractor
16
348
Rumsey Triplex Power Pumps Catalog
B-17
16
349
Stark Bro's. Nurseries and Orchards
Co.
16
350
United Iron Works Pumps
16
351
Ward's Invincible Triplex High Pressure
Spray Pumps
16
352
Ward's National Science Establishment
Catalogue
Series 6. Oversize
Oversize
353
A Memento, Class of 1916, Golden Grad
Reunion, Photos Washington State University
May 27-29, 1966
Oversize
353
Our Yakima High, school song
Oversize
353
Debate Scoop, broad side, WSC
1915
Oversize
353
The Evergreen
28-May-15
Oversize
353
Yakima Fruit Growers Association Grade and
Packing Rules for Apples, 2 copies
Oversize
353
Who's Who on a portion of Yakima's Produce Row
Oversize
353
Thank you newspaper ad for participation in United Good
Neighbors Campaign, Yakima Republic, includes cartoon likeness of Ralph
Sundquist
6-9-1964
Oversize
353
Jewish Morning Journal ad for Wash. Apples, in
Hebrew
Oversize
353
Lower Naches Telephone Company line maps,
two sheets
Oversize
353
Tabulation of Bids on addition to Yakima
Valey Jr. College
Oversize
353
Tabulation of Bids on construction of
Whitney Elem. School
Oversize
353
Site Plan Elevation, A. C. Davis Sr. High
School
1/4/1965
Oversize
353
Plot Plan, Hospital Building,
Yakima
11/13/1948
Oversize
353
Unit Two Floor Plan, Yakima Valley Jr.
College
8/1/1960
Oversize
353
Trust Account Cost/Profit ledger, two
sheets
1957
Oversize
353
Power Farming magazine, with article by Ralph
Sundquist
April 1, 1920
Oversize
353
Anniversary Edition, Yakima Valley
News Souvenir Pictorial
1885-1960