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DIBSCTOH'S .'; LY rfSFOflT
PROJECTS VISITED
iionday—Office routine and check upon salt Lake County projects.
Tuesday—'Visited Lehi and Payson projects; assisted them in preparing the
necessary information.
The iayson project, consisting of 40 acres a pears to be a valuable undertaking. A'he land is choice and prospects are g >od for an abundant harvest.
The men were anxious to work and a fine cooperative spirit was manifested.
The Lehi project consists of 9 plus acres. The land is level and appeai-s
to be adapted for vegetable garden. I requested -r. James B. Grey, the landlord, to reduce the rent from S200.00 to il.50.G0. She v50.00 was transferred to
the cooperative to be used for transportation, containers, and incidentals.
A letter was received requesting an inspection of an acreage at ¥•
Pleasant, Klberta and Lindon. The latter two did not prove to be feasible;
therefore, no application \?ill be submitted at this time. The Mfc. Pleasant
project was a good one, and the application is ready for consideration. The
inspection trip was made to these projects ved., returning Thurs. night.
I called . G. .■■'.:lllams, Brigadier Gen., regarding army trucks. There
are about; 15 available for transfer without charge. <e inspected some at
^*r. Pleasant .armory. Two Capipillar tractors and one F. «. D. truok with
0.00 new wheels and 6 tires in very good condition are reported in,for
distribution^^ -vu«|«i<^e.
Many other commodities are available at Fort Douglas and other Government
agencies throughout the State. It would be worth a lot to have this material
inspected and all valuable artioles transferred to our board, but it will require a lot of time. I need more help.
Call from Paul Peterson^to go to ±'ark City, v/ednesday, 8 P. M.
Letter from aail Ganaaeter (Copy enclosed), l.iontioello, Utah—for inspection and organizing self-help.
Chairman and seoretary to sign minutes—past and future.
suggestion has been made to hold our board meeting Friday at 3 P. M, (This
notation for your consideration)
!ce application to the elfare Board for S10,000.00 for State Self-uelp
Cooperative Board.
Total expenditures to date itemized—enclosed.
APPLICATION
NAME LOCATION TXPB OF PROJECT F.ir-BEHSHIP f&CUHT
0. H. W. P. U. lit. Pleasant Agricultural 70 " #575.00
Salt Lake County
Self-Help Cooperative Salt Lake City Various production units \1000.00
Eureka (C. a. W. P. U. #13 Sureka Request for a truck and other surplus
oowaodities available.
A Salt Lake ^ounty Unit . L. 0. Garden—Application to be submitted before
the meeting.

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Title	Works Projects Administration - Materials Committee ;
Description	Works Projects Administration - Material Committee including the Director's Weekly Report, State Self-Help Cooperative Board meeting minutes, 1936-1941.;
Date (Display)	1936-1941
Geographic Locations	Utah
Time Periods	1930-1939 1940-1949 20th century
SubjectLCSH	United States.Work Projects Administration
Source	Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, Joseph A. Geddes Papers, Coll MSS 75 Bx 2 Fd 4;
Physical Collection	Joseph A. Geddes papers, COLL MSS 75;
Digital Collection	Extension, Enterprise, and Education: the Legacy of Co-operatives and Cooperation in Utah Digital Collection
Collection Inventory	http://uda-db.orbiscascade.org/findaid/ark:/80444/xv84576 ;
Call Number	Coll Mss 75 Bx 2 Fd 4;
Date Digital	2009-07;
Digital Publisher	Digitized by : Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library;
Type	Text
Format	image/jpeg
Language	eng;
Rights	Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commercial use is only permissible with the consent of the USU Libraries USU Archives curator, phone (435) 797-0894.;
Contributing Institution	Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library;
Conversion Specifications	Scanned by Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library using Epson Expression 10000 scanner, 8-bit RGB, at 400 dpi. Archival file is uncompressed TIFF (400 dpi); display file is JPEG2000.;
Identifier	mss75bx2fd4;
Date (Original)	1936; 1937; 1938; 1939; 1940; 1941

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Description	DIBSCTOHS.'; LY rfSFOflT PROJECTS VISITED iionday—Office routine and check upon salt Lake County projects. Tuesday—'Visited Lehi and Payson projects; assisted them in preparing the necessary information. The iayson project, consisting of 40 acres a pears to be a valuable undertaking. A'he land is choice and prospects are g >od for an abundant harvest. The men were anxious to work and a fine cooperative spirit was manifested. The Lehi project consists of 9 plus acres. The land is level and appeai-s to be adapted for vegetable garden. I requested -r. James B. Grey, the landlord, to reduce the rent from S200.00 to il.50.G0. She v50.00 was transferred to the cooperative to be used for transportation, containers, and incidentals. A letter was received requesting an inspection of an acreage at ¥• Pleasant, Klberta and Lindon. The latter two did not prove to be feasible; therefore, no application \?ill be submitted at this time. The Mfc. Pleasant project was a good one, and the application is ready for consideration. The inspection trip was made to these projects ved., returning Thurs. night. I called. G..■■'.:lllams, Brigadier Gen., regarding army trucks. There are about; 15 available for transfer without charge. <e inspected some at ^*r. Pleasant.armory. Two Capipillar tractors and one F. «. D. truok with 0.00 new wheels and 6 tires in very good condition are reported in,for distribution^^ -vu« «i<^e. Many other commodities are available at Fort Douglas and other Government agencies throughout the State. It would be worth a lot to have this material inspected and all valuable artioles transferred to our board, but it will require a lot of time. I need more help. Call from Paul Peterson^to go to ±'ark City, v/ednesday, 8 P. M. Letter from aail Ganaaeter (Copy enclosed), l.iontioello, Utah—for inspection and organizing self-help. Chairman and seoretary to sign minutes—past and future. suggestion has been made to hold our board meeting Friday at 3 P. M, (This notation for your consideration) !ce application to the elfare Board for S10,000.00 for State Self-uelp Cooperative Board. Total expenditures to date itemized—enclosed. APPLICATION NAME LOCATION TXPB OF PROJECT F.ir-BEHSHIP f&CUHT 0. H. W. P. U. lit. Pleasant Agricultural 70 " #575.00 Salt Lake County Self-Help Cooperative Salt Lake City Various production units \1000.00 Eureka (C. a. W. P. U. #13 Sureka Request for a truck and other surplus oowaodities available. A Salt Lake ^ounty Unit . L. 0. Garden—Application to be submitted before the meeting.
Digital Collection	Extension, Enterprise, and Education: the Legacy of Co-operatives and Cooperation in Utah Digital Collection

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