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Mollie Abe Osato driving a 1935 Case tractor. Her father, Kenji Abe, is also pictured.

The Morioka family is gathered in this photo taken in 1934. From left to right are: (front row) James, Tsuru, Mary, Rintaro and Alice. Kinuyo and Yoshikazu are standing.

Mrs. Masuda holds a bunch of grapes she is packing at the J. D. Martin ranch. The ranch was located on Road 172, north of Ivanhoe, California.

Mrs. Nomura's Chop Suey Cafe, May 1996. The restaurant was torn down that same year.

Naturalization ceremony at the Lindsay, California, auditorium. Those pictured include: Sami Imoto (6th from right) and Miyoki Yoshida and Keihira Yoshida (upper left).

The Chevrolet truck, new in 1917-1918, was still in use by Imoto farms in 1999.

Newspaper boys in Jerome, Arkansas, internment camp. Ben Mitsuyoshi is pictured third from left. The boys delivered the Arkansas Gazette and the Chicago Tribune throughout the camp. They were at the camp for two and one-half years.

A group of friends in 1914. Pictured are: (left to right) Minnie Wang, Nunn Reva Joe, Rosie Moey Joe, Daisy Yow, and Mable Wong.

Nunn Riva Joe with her class at Central School. She is pictured in the secong row, third from the right. Her teacher was Miss Selma Wilcox.

Portrait of the Okino family in 1928. Pictured are: (left to right) Hisayo, Saburo, Masaru, Haruo, and Umikichi.