Box 3
Contains 13 Results:
Incoming business and community correspondence (in Japanese), 1915
Almost exclusively in Japanese, Subseries 1.2 reflects the activities of the Yasuis and the supportive services they offered to the Japanese American community in Hood River and wider Oregon.
Incoming business and community correspondence (in Japanese), 1916-1917
An item in Box 3, Folder 7, is viewable online, with translations in English and modern Japanese: Draft letter by Masuo Yasui to Japanese Consul in response to withdrawal of anti-Japanese legislation, 1917 March 2
Community event ephemera and correspondence (in Japanese), 1916-1939
Almost exclusively in Japanese, Subseries 1.2 reflects the activities of the Yasuis and the supportive services they offered to the Japanese American community in Hood River and wider Oregon.
Business and community correspondence, forms (in Japanese), 1916-1917
An item in this folder is viewable online, with translations in English and modern Japanese: Application for a Certificate of Residence for Johei Okazaki, November 1916
Incoming business and community correspondence (in Japanese), 1917-1918
Almost exclusively in Japanese, Subseries 1.2 reflects the activities of the Yasuis and the supportive services they offered to the Japanese American community in Hood River and wider Oregon.
Incoming community correspondence (in Japanese), 1918
Items in this folder are viewable online, with translations in English and modern Japanese: Two letters from Tadashi Kinoshita to Masuo Yasui, 1918.
Incoming and outgoing community correspondence (in Japanese), 1918-1921
An item from Box 3, Folder 14, and an item from Box 3, Folder 15, are viewable online, with translations in English and modern Japanese. From Box 3, Folder 14: a letter from Masuo Yasui to Yoshichika Kataoka, 9 April 1921. From Box 3, Folder 15: a letter from Masuo Yasui to Junzaburo Hiraiwa, 27 July 1921.
Incoming and outgoing community correspondence (in Japanese), 1921
Almost exclusively in Japanese, Subseries 1.2 reflects the activities of the Yasuis and the supportive services they offered to the Japanese American community in Hood River and wider Oregon.
Incoming community correspondence (in Japanese), some mention of anti-Japanese sentiment, 1921
An item in this folder is viewable online, with translations in English and modern Japanese: Letter from Suekichi Ishikawa to Yasui Brothers Co., April 1921.
Community movement and fundraising lists and correspondence (in Japanese), 1921-1922
Almost exclusively in Japanese, Subseries 1.2 reflects the activities of the Yasuis and the supportive services they offered to the Japanese American community in Hood River and wider Oregon.