cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9349
title: Women packing oranges into crates, ca.1925

description: Photograph of women packing oranges into crates, ca.1925. Small, darkly-colored oranges lie in open boxes on a long table which extends from the foreground at center to the background on the left. The women on the right grab the oranges with gloved hands and stack them in crates labeled "California Fruit Growers". A stack of crates stands high in the background on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9344
title: Workers packing oranges, ca.1925

description: Photograph of workers packing oranges, ca.1925. A tube-like system which runs down the center of the lightly-colored work station sends oranges to large bins on either side. The women on the left where lightly-colored aprons and hats as they face the background and move the oranges from the bins to wooden crates which they hold at their sides. The women on the right face the foreground and hold the crates in front of them as they fill them with oranges. More women work in a circle on an upper level of the plant in the background at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16171
title: Pima Indian man, the interpreter, smiling, Gila Crossing, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Pima Indian man, the interpreter, smiling, Gila Crossing, ca.1900. He can be seen from the waist up wearing a wide brimmed hat, a turtleneck sweater and a jacket. His head is turned slightly to the right and he has a broad grin on his face. Part of his adobe dwelling composed of bricks is visible behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9339
title: Worker picking oranges with a special picking sack, ca.1925

description: Photograph of a worker picking oranges with a special picking sack, ca.1925. The worker leans over two wooden crates as he gently fills them with oranges from the long, lightly-colored sack that hangs from his neck. He shoulders are shaded by his wide hat and his shoes are scuffed by the sand that blankets the ground around him. A ladder behind him on the right leans against the dark orange groves while a cluster of oranges weigh down a branch in the foreground on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9318
title: Glendora Cooperative Fumigating Company fumigating the Needham Brother's ranch lemon grove with tents in Glendora, 1938

description: Photograph of the Glendora Cooperative Fumigating Company fumigating the Needham Brother's ranch lemon grove with tents in Glendora, 1938. The large, lightly-colored tents stand on the left and continue through a lane between the dark lemon trees on either side. A man in a hat and lightly-colored shirt holds a rope around the tent from the left while another man operates a horse-drawn fumigation apparatus on the right. The men "have 3000 acres to take care of".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9319
title: Glendora Cooperative Fumigation Company fumigating the Needham Brother's ranch lemon grove with tents in Glendora, February 20, 1931

description: Photograph of the Glendora Cooperative Fumigation Company fumigating the Needham Brother's ranch lemon grove with tents in Glendora, February 20, 1931. Two men stand on the right pulling a large lightly-colored tent over a large lemon tree at center. They can be seen using rope and wooden supports to drag the tent over from the left. Tents cover the trees further back, while the trees on the far right are still exposed. Note: similar to record chs-m30380.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m30380
title: Glendora Cooperative Fumigation Company fumigating the Needham Brother's ranch lemon grove with tents in Glendora, February 20, 1931

description: Photograph of the Glendora Cooperative Fumigation Company fumigating the Needham Brother's ranch lemon grove with tents in Glendora, February 20, 1931. Two men stand on the right pulling a large lightly-colored tent over a large lemon tree, at center. They can be seen using rope and wooden supports to drag the tent over from the left. Tents cover the trees further back, while the trees on the far right are still exposed. Note: similar to record CHS-35642.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9417
title: Elaborate washing machine and attendant handling lemons for the Exchange Products Company in Corona, California, ca.1930

description: Photograph of an elaborate washing machine and attendant handling lemons for the Exchange Products Company in Corona, California, ca.1930. The company produces citric acid, oil of lemon, pectin, etc. The man faces the background in lightly-colored coveralls and a hat as he works lemons through the large washing machine in front of him. The lemons appear to enter the machine from a conveyer belt near the ceiling on the left, get hand washed by the attendant, fall on the right to a pool with three rollers below and flow towards the left. Water has spilled into the foreground where a stool stands to assist the attendant to the machine.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9418
title: Unidentified machine, ca.1930

description: Photograph of an unidentified machine at the Exchange Products Co. which makes lemon oil, etc., ca.1930. Two identical pieces of machinery stand against the wall at center with thick bases and cylindrical tanks that extend to long pipes near the ceiling. Each machine has a small wheel on its left side and another on its top. They each also have circular, metal panels on their right sides. Pipes extend from their tanks to the right while others reach into the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9419
title: Dryer for calcium citrate at lemon oils factory, ca.1930

description: Photograph of a dryer for Calcium Citrate at the Exchange Products Co., ca.1930. What appears to be the large, cylindrical dryer lies on metal supports on the left with gauges protruding from its front. A rounded, tile wall stands behind a thick support beam on the right while a pile of lightly-colored sacks sits in the background at center. Other machines can be seen on an upper platform that extends over the dryer.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9420
title: Filter station at lemon oils factory, ca.1930

description: Photograph of a filter station at the Exchange Products Co., ca.1930. What seem to be the large filters stand in a row along the wall on the right with attendants operating each one. Pipes emerge from the filters and continue above them to either side. Support beams stand in a row down the center of the station while a staircase leading to a lower lever can be seen in the foreground on the left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9421
title: Interior of the control laboratory at lemon oils factory, ca.1930

description: Photograph of an interior view of the control laboratory at the Exchange Products Co., ca.1930. Long lab tables with lightly-colored cabinets and thick, dark tops fill the room on the right. Each table has a deep sink and faucet at its end and lightly-colored shelves stacked with glass beakers and test tubes along its top. Several laboratory employees can be seen in lightly-colored shirts and goggles behind the shelves. Lights hang over them from the ceiling while several small, wooden desks stand in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9348
title: Containers being filled with "Oil of Lemon", ca.1925

description: Photograph of an Exchange Products Company employee filling containers with Oil of Lemon, ca.1925. The employee wears a long, lightly-colored lab coat and hat as he manipulates the apparatus at center. The apparatus appears to fill the tin containers with oil of lemon from the large, cylindrical tank on the left. Identical tins are stacked against the tank on the left as well as the wall on the right. A shiny, metal barrel stands on the far right. "Exchange Products Co., Corona Calif. All 'Exchange Brand' Oil of Lemon is carefully weighed on calibrated scales into containers holding 5, 7, 25, 100, or 385 lbs. Avoir Dupois. All containers are carefully sealed to ensure keeping quality of tuf(?) oil".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16172
title: Morris Jones, a Pima Indian man, and storage basket with little girl standing inside, ca.1900

description: Photograph of Morris Jones, a Pima Indian man, and storage basket with little girl standing inside, ca.1900. Only the little girl's head sticks out of the narrow mouth of the large round basket. The man stands at right with his hands thrust into the front pockets of his trousers. A comb is sticking out of his left breast pocket. The man wears a partially unbuttoned shirt, handkerchief around his neck, and hat. Behind them, a thatched shelter is visible. Another is visible in the background at left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9320
title: Man fumigating a lemon orchard in Riverside County, ca.1938

description: Photograph of a man fumigating a lemon orchard in Riverside County, ca.1938. The man stands on the back of a fumigation machine in a hat and lightly-colored shirt with his back facing the foreground. A hose extends from the back of the machine to beneath the lightly-colored tents which are draped over lemon trees on the left. The row of lemon trees on the right remain exposed.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9328
title: Close-up showing method of picking lemon, ca.1930

description: Photograph of a close-up of the procedure to pick lemons, ca.1930. The dimpled lemons appear to be presented through the dark leaves by their thick stems as two hands in lightly-colored gloves pick one from the tree. The left hand holds one of the dark lemons gently while the right hand severs the stem with small clippers. Caption reads: "Southern California lemon trees produce continuously. Every month all fruit which is too large to pass through a ring of a certain diameter is cut off. Special clippers are used to avoid abrasions. Lemons picked green are more tart than lemons fully ripe".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9352
title: Employees packing Sunkist lemons, ca.1925

description: Photograph of women packing lemons at the Sunkist Company, ca.1925. A sea of lemons flow through a conveyer belt on the left as women stack them into crates on the right. The women wear dresses and bobbed, curled hair as they gently handle the lemons with lightly-colored gloves. Male employees work against the wall in the background. Caption reads: "Packing Sunkist in one of the many packing houses in Southern California. The packers all wear gloves so that there is no danger of marring the fruit by scratches from finger nails. Each fruit is separately wrapped in a tissue wrap and packed uniformly in boxes".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9353
title: Lemons filling a railroad car or refrigerator, ca.1925

description: Photograph of lemons filling a railroad car or refrigerator, ca.1925. The sea of lightly-colored, dimpled lemons spills out of the wide doors of what appears to be a railroad car at center. They are caught by a wooden box that seems to guide them to the foreground on the left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9415
title: Chemist examing lemon oil, ca.1930

description: Photograph of chemists using polarscope in examination of 'Exchange Brand' oil of lemon in Corona, ca.1930. The chemist sits on the left facing the right in a lightly-colored lab coat and large glasses. He holds the polarscope by a lever on its bottom as he looks through the eyepiece. The polarscope is pointed at a dark cylinder presented on a small, metal stand on the left. Glass, corked bottles of liquid can be seen around the experiment n the long, dark table while others are stacked neatly with their labels facing out on the shelves behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9341
title: Workers picking lemons at the Lemoneira Ranch in Santa Paula, ca.1925

description: Photograph of workers picking lemons at the Lemoneira Ranch in Santa Paula, ca.1925. The workers wear picking sacks over their shoulders as they pick lemons from the tops of thin ladders. Two opposing rows of pickers work through the opposing lanes of lemon trees. The scene continues into the distance. Photoprint reads "Picking lemons on part of 900 acres devoted to lemons on the largest lemon ranch in the world, the Limoneira Ranch, Santa Paula".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9342
title: Workers packing and washing lemons, ca.1925

description: Photograph of workers packing and washing lemons, ca.1925. A large, circular tub stands at center filled with water and a mechanical device in its center that apparently washes lemons. A worker on the right with curly hair and overalls empties a crate of lemons into the machine as the machine sends clean lemons onto a conveyer belt just to the right of him. The conveyer belt leads to a row of workers in the background on the far left who package the lemons into crates which are stacked behind the machine at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17597
title: Oldest date palms in Coachella Valley, located in F.N. Johnson's Date garden in Indio, California, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of the oldest date palms in Coachella Valley, located in F.N. Johnson's Date garden in Indio, California, [s.d.]. Four large date palms stand at center with the two center trees contained at their bases by wooden boxes. The bark is spiny and their leaves fan out as they sink to the sides of the trees. The trees shade a trimmed, grass yard which is lined with short bushes.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17596
title: Date trees "in bearing" in Coachella Valley, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of date trees in bearing in Coachella Valley, [s.d.]. A short, thick date tree stands at center with spiny bark and lightly-colored, fanning leaves which shade the grass below. Large clusters of dates hang from beneath the tree's leaves, bending them down with their weight. Similar trees stand in rows behind the first and continue into the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17709
title: Packing house and propogating house, United States Government experimental, Date Gardens, Indio, ca.1925

description: Photograph of an exterior view of a packing house and propagating house, United States Government experimental, Date Gardens, Indio, ca.1925. A small, brick building stands at center with a lightly-colored awning which shades the front wall. The door and window frames are lightly-colored and the two windows in the right wall are protecting by their own miniature awnings. A cement platform lies in front of the door with a cement path extend from it to the foreground on the left. A long, lightly-colored building stands on the left with trees just behind it.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16173
title: Old Pima Indian man (father of the interpreter), Gila Crossing, ca.1900

description: Photograph of an old Pima Indian man (the father of the interpreter) smiling, Gila Crossing, ca.1900. Portrait from the waist up. A wide brimmed hat pushed way back on his head forms a halo around his head. He also wears a bandana tied about his neck, a shirt, vest, and jacket with decorative stitching. His dark face is framed with tufts of white hair. He has a short sparse white moustache beard. Part of an adobe dwelling is visible behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17632
title: Olive crusher in Sylmar, before December 5, 1933

description: Photograph of an olive crusher in Sylmar, before December 5, 1933. A man in stain overalls stands on the left shoveling olives into the olive crusher at center. The large, darkly-colored machine consists primarily of two giant, rotating wheels which spin over the olives inside of a large tub below them. A thin belt moves over a diagonal post which extends from the ceiling down to the floor on the left. The belt is clogged with what appear to be olive remains near the floor.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17633
title: Storage of olives before processing, before December 10, 1925

description: Photograph of the storage of olives before the processing step, before December 10, 1925. Rows of large, cylindrical tanks filled with olives simmering in an alkaline solution can be seen at center with long faucets extended over them. After every two rows of tanks lies a wooden walkway with thin, wooden handrails at their sides. The ceiling with intersecting wooden supports extending across it seems to stand low to the floor. Photoprint reads "Storage of olives before the processing step. Olives are placed in a mild alkaline solution lasting about a week. During this process, the olives develop a bland, nut-like and very rich flavor due to the presence of the natural olive oil content of the fruit. Fruit also assumes the uniform dark brown color at this stage".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17634
title: Old olive tree at the old adobe house of Colonel Purcell  in San Gabriel, before June 4, 1930

description: Photograph of an old olive tree at the old adobe house of Colonel Purcell in San Gabriel, before June 4, 1930. The thick tree stands at center with the small, lightly-colored house just behind it on the left. The roots at the base of the tree are thick and separated well before the tree extends into the dusty ground. The dark, thick limps of the trees can be seen at top where the thin branches of tiny leaves crowd overhead. Short plants with similar leaves lean against the back side of the tree while thin, wooden supports hold up their delicate stems. The wooden house has a large window on the far left and a tiny chimney secreting smoke from the edge of its shingled roof. Trees can be seen in a clearing in the background on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m30381
title: Original mission olive oil mill, Exposition Park, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of the original mission olive oil mill, Exposition Park, [s.d.]. An outdoor olive press can be seen in the foreground, bearing a sign that reads, "Original Mission Olive Oil Mill". A tall, ivy covered brick building can be seen behind the olive press. At left, a window bearing a Celtic design can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m30382
title: One-year old planting of Cuthbert raspberries on Frank Webb Place, Rosemead, July 21, 1927

description: Photograph of the one-year old planting of Cuthbert raspberries on Frank Webb Place, Rosemead, July 21, 1927. In the foreground, what appears to be a wooden irrigation duct can be seen. In the middle, two men can be seen standing among rows of raspberry bushes. In the distance, at right, a building can be seen (possibly a barn or large house).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19855
title: "A yard of berries", grown by irrigation in Spokane Valley, 1929

description: Photograph of "a yard of berries", grown by irrigation in Spokane Valley, 1929. Each row of plants which bear the berries at center is introduced by a short, wooden post. Rows of tall trees stand amongst the field of berries on either side. The field continues to the hills in the distance. "The small, shimmering berries are attached to each other as well as the thin leaves at top through intertwining stems. Each berry looks similar to miniature bundles of grapes."
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19856
title: Rasberry pickers at work on Frank Webb Place, Rosemead, July 21, 1927

description: Photograph of raspberry pickers at work on Frank Webb Place, Rosemead, July 21, 1927. Three men in lightly-colored shirts and wide, straw hats keep their sleeves rolled up as they pick raspberries from the ocean of plants on either side. They stand in a dust mound which serves as a lane down the center of the large field. The workers collect the berries in wooden trays with handles over their tops which they keep on the ground next to them.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19857
title: Raspberry pickers at work on Frank Webb Place, Rosemead, July 21, 1927

description: Photograph of raspberry pickers at work on Frank Webb Place, Rosemead, July 21, 1927. The three men stand in a dirt lane at center with plants continuing into the distance on either side. They keep their stained, lightly-colored sleeves rolled up to their elbows as they examine the raspberries they pick. The berries they choose are piled into the wooden trays at their feet. Faint trees stand on the far side of the field in the background while a small, wooden structure stands on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19858
title: Cutting back of rasberries at Frank Webb Place, Rosemead, July 21, 1927

description: Photograph of the cutting back of raspberries at Frank Webb Place, Rosemead, July 21, 1927. A wooden flume lies in the foreground and intersects with another portion of the flume which continues into the background on the right. The flume is the irrigation system for the expansive field of raspberry plants on the left. Each row of plants is capped with wooden posts at its end. Trees can be seen faintly in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m30383
title: Cabbage field in Southeast Los Angeles, 1926

description: Photograph of a cabbage field in Southeast Los Angeles, 1926. At center, a man wearing a wide brimmed hat can be seen tending to cabbages in a large cabbage field. Two buildings can be seen on the horizon, as well as a row of trees and a row of utility poles. Compares to CHS-35670.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16174
title: Pima Indian granary, or, a-cos-sin, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Pima Indian granary, or, a-cos-sin, ca.1900. The rectangular structure consists of a rough wood beam frame and a thatched roof. Two large ball-shaped baskets for storing grain sit on the ground in the structure. A wood post and rail fence is visible in the background at left. Mountains rise in the distance at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19860
title: Cabbage field in southeast Los Angeles, 1926

description: Photograph of a cabbage field in southeast Los Angeles, 1926. A man in a dark jacket and lightly-colored shirt stands on the right with an ocean of cabbage plants surrounding him. The rows of cabbages are separated by thin lanes of soil which appear to be darkened with water. A thick lane is dug into the field on the far right. The lane leads to the trees and large structure which stand on the far edge of the field in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19861
title: Ross H. Goot is bunching carrots, Venice Celery District, April 12, 1927

description: Photograph of Ross H. Goot bunching carrots in Venice Celery District, April 12, 1927. Rows of unearthed carrots lie in the soil as Goot ties them together at center. He wears dark pants and a lightly-colored shirt as he squats down and carefully bunches the carrots at his knees. A crate sits in the soil just behind him on the left. What appears to be an empty field of sifted soil lies in the background just beyond the edge of the carrot field at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19862
title: Carrot patch, Venice Celery District, April 12, 1927

description: Photograph of a carrot patch in Venice Celery District, April 12, 1927. Rows of long carrots lie unearthed in the soil at center. An empty, wooden crate sits in the patch on the left while carrots that have yet to be pulled still sit in the soil along the edges of the patch. Beyond the carrot patch is a clearing of dark, unused soil. A man sifts the soil with two horses in the background at center while a community of homes stands behind him in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19865
title: Celery patch, Venice Celery District, April 12, 1927

description: Photograph of a celery patch in Venice Celery District, April 12, 1927. Men wearing hats and overalls stand in the field at center with unearthed stocks of celery lying in rows in the foreground and the still-planted celery behind them. What appears to be a small, wooden table stands on the right while crates are scattered throughout the ground behind it. Two dark horses pull a wagon of filled crates to the right of the workers while grassy hills stand in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19866
title: Ideal field of summer celery in the Venice Celery District, just before applying blanching paper, April 12, 1927

description: Photograph of the ideal field of summer celery in the Venice Celery District, just before applying blanching paper, April 12, 1927. The rows of thick leaves of the celery plants form a congested square at center with a dark irrigation ditch in the foreground. A darker field lies on the far edge of the celery field on the right while another field lies on the far left. Hills stand in the background on the right while electrical poles spot a clearing of grass in the background on the left. "Note the regularity of the plant foliage".