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• 51. [Image] Snagging chinook salmon

  	Hauling 38 1/2 inch female chinook salmon from pool below Sunbeam Dam with gaff Fish had been hooked by snagging
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Snagging chinook salmon Year: 1941 Hauling 38 1/2 inch female chinook salmon from pool below Sunbeam Dam with gaff Fish had been hooked by snagging Title: Snagging chinook salmon Year: 1941 Hauling 38 1/2 inch female chinook salmon from pool below Sunbeam Dam with gaff Fish had been hooked by snagging Close

• 52. [Image] Boys with salmon

  	38 1/2" female chinook salmon, caught by snagging at Sunbeam Dam
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Boys with salmon Year: 1941 38 1/2" female chinook salmon, caught by snagging at Sunbeam Dam Title: Boys with salmon Year: 1941 38 1/2" female chinook salmon, caught by snagging at Sunbeam Dam Close

• 53. [Image] Fall Chinook Salmon

  	Kalama Hatchery Racks with man holding a fall chinook salmon
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Fall Chinook Salmon Year: 1936 Kalama Hatchery Racks with man holding a fall chinook salmon Title: Fall Chinook Salmon Year: 1936 Kalama Hatchery Racks with man holding a fall chinook salmon Close

• 54. [Image] Chinook Salmon (also King Salmon)

  	13. Chinook Salmon (also King Salmon) - Oncorhynchus tschawytscha. Weighs up to 100 pounds. Deposits thousands of eggs when spawning. Eats smaller fish and crustacea. A very valuable food fish. Habitat ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Chinook Salmon (also King Salmon) Year: 1900 13. Chinook Salmon (also King Salmon) - Oncorhynchus tschawytscha. Weighs up to 100 pounds. Deposits thousands of eggs when spawning. Eats smaller fish and crustacea. A very valuable food fish. Habitat is freshwater streams when young; the ocean while maturing. Returns to fresh water to spawn and die. Forestry Story - Tree farming practices help keep abundant water supplies in the Northwest. Mature trees left as seed blocks and quickly-established new tree crops protect watersheds and prevent excessive water runoff. Title: Chinook Salmon (also King Salmon) Year: 1900 13. Chinook Salmon (also King Salmon) - Oncorhynchus tschawytscha. Weighs up to 100 pounds. Deposits thousands of eggs when spawning. Eats smaller fish and crustacea. A very valuable food fish. Habitat is freshwater streams when young; the ocean while maturing. Returns to fresh water to spawn and die. Forestry Story - Tree farming practices help keep abundant water supplies in the Northwest. Mature trees left as seed blocks and quickly-established new tree crops protect watersheds and prevent excessive water runoff. Close

• 55. [Image] Chinook salmon catch

  	The salmon industry is one of the great resources of Oregon. The coastal streams and the Columbia River, which is shared with Washington, yield wealth to Oregon that reaches several millions of dollars ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Chinook salmon catch Year: 1905 The salmon industry is one of the great resources of Oregon. The coastal streams and the Columbia River, which is shared with Washington, yield wealth to Oregon that reaches several millions of dollars annually. This picture is of Chinook Salmon at a Columbia river cannery. The value of such an industry and more than 40,000 are dependent upon it for support. The Columbia River is recognized as the greatest fishing stream in the world. From it have been taken during the past 45 years, salmon to the value of 125,000,000 dollars. Title: Chinook salmon catch Year: 1905 The salmon industry is one of the great resources of Oregon. The coastal streams and the Columbia River, which is shared with Washington, yield wealth to Oregon that reaches several millions of dollars annually. This picture is of Chinook Salmon at a Columbia river cannery. The value of such an industry and more than 40,000 are dependent upon it for support. The Columbia River is recognized as the greatest fishing stream in the world. From it have been taken during the past 45 years, salmon to the value of 125,000,000 dollars. Close

• 56. [Image] Salmon and Bonneville Dam

  	1. Bill introduced regarding commercial fishing near the Bonneville Dam and on Columbia River tributaries east of the Deschutes River; 2. Article in an issue of the Business Survey of the Portland Area ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Salmon and Bonneville Dam Author: Finley, William L. (William Lovell), 1876-1953; Commonwealth, Inc.; Oregon. Legislative Assembly; Portland Chamber of Commerce (Or.); Bonneville Dam Fishways Committee; National Canners Association; Clark, Ernest Dunbar, 1886-; Clough, Ray W.; Columbia River Packers' Association Year: 1932 1. Bill introduced regarding commercial fishing near the Bonneville Dam and on Columbia River tributaries east of the Deschutes River; 2. Article in an issue of the Business Survey of the Portland Area discussing the effect of fishways on salmon at Bonneville Dam; 3. Report discussing proposed fishways plans for Bonneville Dam; 4. Correspondence discussing report of the Bonneville Dam Fishways Committee; 5. Manuscript discussing the effects of high dams on Columbia River salmon with a focus on the Bonneville Dam; 6. Information and drawing of proposed Bonneville Dam; 7. Booklet discussing salmon and recipes using Thompson's Swiftwater canned salmon; 8. Publication discussing salmon and promoting the benefits of canned salmon Title: Salmon and Bonneville Dam Author: Finley, William L. (William Lovell), 1876-1953; Commonwealth, Inc.; Oregon. Legislative Assembly; Portland Chamber of Commerce (Or.); Bonneville Dam Fishways Committee; National Canners Association; Clark, Ernest Dunbar, 1886-; Clough, Ray W.; Columbia River Packers' Association Year: 1932 1. Bill introduced regarding commercial fishing near the Bonneville Dam and on Columbia River tributaries east of the Deschutes River; 2. Article in an issue of the Business Survey of the Portland Area discussing the effect of fishways on salmon at Bonneville Dam; 3. Report discussing proposed fishways plans for Bonneville Dam; 4. Correspondence discussing report of the Bonneville Dam Fishways Committee; 5. Manuscript discussing the effects of high dams on Columbia River salmon with a focus on the Bonneville Dam; 6. Information and drawing of proposed Bonneville Dam; 7. Booklet discussing salmon and recipes using Thompson's Swiftwater canned salmon; 8. Publication discussing salmon and promoting the benefits of canned salmon Close

• 57. [Image] Sarong of woven cotton gauze in varying horizontal stripes of golden yellow, salmon pink and blue

  	Sarong of woven cotton gauze in varying horizontal stripes of golden yellow, salmon pink and blue.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Sarong of woven cotton gauze in varying horizontal stripes of golden yellow, salmon pink and blue Year: 1901 Sarong of woven cotton gauze in varying horizontal stripes of golden yellow, salmon pink and blue. Title: Sarong of woven cotton gauze in varying horizontal stripes of golden yellow, salmon pink and blue Year: 1901 Sarong of woven cotton gauze in varying horizontal stripes of golden yellow, salmon pink and blue. Close

• 58. [Image] WCPA 231-2

  	Downtown White Salmon - Basketball Tonight - Feb. 1, 1918
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 231-2 Year: 1918 Downtown White Salmon - Basketball Tonight - Feb. 1, 1918 Title: WCPA 231-2 Year: 1918 Downtown White Salmon - Basketball Tonight - Feb. 1, 1918 Close

• 59. [Image] WCPA 231-30

  	White Salmon Depot - Jan, 2, 1917
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 231-30 Year: 1917 White Salmon Depot - Jan, 2, 1917 Title: WCPA 231-30 Year: 1917 White Salmon Depot - Jan, 2, 1917 Close

• 60. [Image] Salmon River Hwy dedication crowd

  	Crowd at Salmon River Hwy dedication ceremony
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Salmon River Hwy dedication crowd Year: 1930 Crowd at Salmon River Hwy dedication ceremony Title: Salmon River Hwy dedication crowd Year: 1930 Crowd at Salmon River Hwy dedication ceremony Close