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Cook, James

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Title Cook, James James S. Cook oral history interview
Creator Cook, James S.
Contributor Colorado Association of Soil Conservation Districts Briggs, Sara-Ann
Subject Cook, James S. -- Interviews Oral history -- Colorado Soil conservation -- Colorado Soil conservation districts -- Colorado United States. Soil Conservation Service Farming -- Colorado Sugar beet Irrigation -- Colorado
Description James Cook interviewed by Sara-Ann Briggs James Cook, secretary-treasurer of the Timpas Soil Conservation District, now the West Otero Timpas Conservation District, discusses his involvement in the soil conservation movement in Colorado. Cook's interview covers his family's sugar beet farm, the 1930s Great Depression, irrigation and no-till farming, the 1921 Arkansas River flood, and Cook's participation in the Timpas Soil Conservation District from 1942 to 1984. Cook mentions several soil conservation state and local leaders,... Transcript -- Tape 1, Side A -- Tape 1, Side B
Date 1984-05-19 2017-08-14T22:37:52Z 2017-08-14T22:37:52Z
Type Audio
Identifier https://hdl.handle.net/10217/183392
Language English eng
Relation wwdl Cook, James. 1984 Records of the Colorado Association of Soil Conservation Districts. Series 2: Business and financial records. Finding aid: https://lib2.colostate.edu/archives/findingaids/water/wcsc.html
Format Tape 1, Side A: 30 minutes, 44 seconds Tape 1, Side B: 18 minutes, 59 seconds application/pdf audio/mpeg audio/mpeg
Coverage Manzanola (Colo.) Otero County (Colo.) Rocky Ford (Colo.) Arkansas River 1902-1984
Publisher Colorado State University. Libraries
Source Original: 1 audiocassette and transcript. 18 p. Administrative and draft material not scanned.

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