Shelf List
R Poirot,
Eugene M.
385 Papers,
1923‑1989.
231
folders.
These are papers of a farmer and
environmentalist of
OVERSIZE BOX
Gene Poirot Day
Scrapbook
concerning “Gene Poirot Day.”
BUSINESS FILE
Account books
B1 F001
Farm records: Book #1-- “COMPOSITION
BOOK,” 1928‑1931; log of crop treatments and photographs of artificial
manure invention and hay bails, probably used to keep data on artificial
manure experiments. Book #2 ‑‑
“JOURNAL,” ca. 1932‑1933; journal of debts and credits to other
individuals, and records on crops, grasses, etc., apparently belonging to these
others.
Artificial manure, 1926‑‑1928
B1 F002
Literature and correspondence on
artificial manure making, patent application and the Adco
Ltd. lawsuit against Poirot.
Artificial manure, 1928‑‑1929
B1 F003
Same
as previous folder.
Artificial manure, 1930‑‑1937
B1 F004
Same
as two previous folders.
Bang’s disease (brucellosis)
B1 F005
Correspondence
and records of inoculations for cattle herds from early 1930s to 1940s.
Cattle nutrition
B1 F006
Feed
company and UMC correspondence on various aspects of cattle diet.
Corn research
B1 F007
Research
and business records on ways to improve corn yields.
DDT
B1 F008
1945 research by EMP on the formulation
and use of DDT; 1971 newspaper editorial by Dr. Norman E. Borlaug
denouncing the proposed ban on DDT.
Fertilizer invention
B1 F009
Research and patent application for
method of decreasing fertilizer absorption by the soil; a large report,
including photographs, detailing his results; ca. 1940.
Field meeting, 1929
B1 F010
Letters
of solicitation, invitation, etc. for annual farm program at EMP’s farm.
Field meeting, 1930
B1 F011
Same
as previous folder.
Field meetings, 1931‑1933, 1935,
1958
B1 F012
Same
as previous two folders.
Financial records (miscellaneous)
B1 F013
Loose
leaves of paper showing monthly debits and credits.
Fish research
B1 F014
Literature
on pond ecosystems and fish biology; very little personal correspondence; ca.
1972.
Greenhouse research
B1 F015
Literature and plans on greenhouse
materials and building; some personal correspondence, ca. 1958 and 1981.
Groskurd,
Ben ‑‑ real estate contract
B1 F016
Signed original contract for sale of real
estate between Groskurd and EMP, dated
H & W Foods, Inc.
B1 F017
Newspaper article about the selection of
EMP to the board of directors of H & W; obituary for Harry M. Spradling (1972).
Hydro‑gas
B1 F018
Correspondence
on hydro‑gas installation and usage, 1936‑1937.
Korean lespedeza
B1 F019
Research,
correspondence and sales of K. lespedeza, beginning in 1928.
Lawn research
B1 F020
Articles on lawn care and weed removal;
letters from: R. B. Harvey, Univ. of Minn., and Edith C. Higgins, Beatrice
Neb., both dated December 1931.
Lime applications
B1 F021
Correspondence
and reports on the effects of lime on crop yields.
Livestock sales
B1 F022
Receipts
for sales of livestock, 1931‑1945.
Minnow research
B1 F023
Catalogs
and articles on raising minnows and other bait; no personal correspondence.
Minnow Saver
B1 F024
Supplies
for and newspaper articles, research, advertising and correspondence on EMP's Minnow Saver.
Minnow Saver ‑‑ patent
application
B1 F025
Document,
ca. 1950.
Mushroom research
B2 F026
Research
and correspondence on mushroom growing.
PFI (Poirot Farm Industries)
B2 F027‑057
Business records and correspondence,
mostly concerning fish feeders/harvesters. In part, on MICROFILM.
Photographs ‑‑ farm
B2 F058‑059
Collection of photographs, including
aerial shots, showing mostly crop growth, etc.; most of the early photos were
probably used for reports on crop experiments.
Poirot farm wildlife
B2 F060
Article from Missouri Ruralist (
Polyethylene suppliers
B2 F061
Correspondence
with manufacturers about polyethylene.
Pond research
B2 F062‑064
Articles
dealing with various aspects of farm ponds; very little personal
correspondence.
B2 F065
Capper’s Farmer article on EMP’s
children and their turkey business; sales records; no dates.
B2 F066
Contracts,
purchase orders, maps and reports from USDA, 1935-1972.
Von Stroh, Elder ‑‑ farm
lease
B2 F067
USDA
Standard Farm Lease to Von Stroh of EMP cropland, 1958.
GOVERNMENT FILE
Agricultural conference ‑‑
B2 F068
Correspondence and newspaper articles on EMP’s participation in the 1967 conference, including a
copy of the telegram from Durward G. Hall to President Johnson urging him to
invite EMP to the conference, and two letters from Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman.
Conference of State Committees,
Commissions and Boards in Upper
B2 F069
Roster
of attendees and copy of EMP’s speech, 1966.
Farm legislation proposals ‑‑
general
B2 F070
Writings and correspondence on solutions
to farm problems; includes correspondence with Jerry Litton, Gene Taylor. and
Thomas Eagleton, as well as other government officials; 1971‑l982.
Farmers
Union Herald
B2 F071
Article
outlining speech of EMP’s, and letter of thanks from
the editor, 1963.
H.R. 7097 ‑‑ “Food and
Agriculture Act of 1965”
B2 F072
Statements on behalf of Hall’s proposal,
including one by EMP before the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Conservation
and Credit; menus from the House of Representatives Restaurant; some personal
correspondence; 1965
H.R. 7164
B2 F073
Large folder of information on the Hall
bill inspired by “Our Margin of Life,” including copies of the bill, details of
EMP’s trip to Washington to testify on behalf of the
bill, newspaper articles, correspondence and photos; ca. 1965.
H.R. 10742
B2 F074
Revamped 1967 version of H.R. 7164;
folder contains correspondence between Hall and EMP.
H.R. 13717
B2 F075
Revision,
1969‑1970, of H.R. 7164; correspondence between Hall and EMP
H.R. 274 (
B2 F076
Newspaper article and copy of speech by
EMP on behalf of the state bill which would require labels on filled milk
products; 1953.
H.R. 402 (
B2 F077
Letter from Carthage Chamber of Commerce;
two essays in support of the bill, probably by EMP; 1957.
B2 F078
Letter from the USDA on the attempt to
form the SWCD; folder contains mostly newspaper articles on meetings of the
SWCD; 1963‑1973.
B2 F079
Folder includes: a 1939 letter extending
sympathy to EMP on the death of his brother, outline of Poirot Farm Plan with a
discussion by the Farm Bureau, and critiques of the plan.
Ozark Agricultural Industrial Development
Corporation
B2 F080
Newspaper articles and correspondence
concerning Ozark AID’s study of irrigation methods,
particularly those used by EMP; 1966‑1967.
Resource and Conservation Development Project,
1955‑‑1963
B3 F081
Large file on EMP’s
irrigation methods and conservation techniques; newspaper articles, personal
correspondence, supply catalogs and essays.
Resource and Conservation Development
Project, 1963‑‑1977
B3 F082
Same
as previous folder.
Resource and Conservation Proposal
B3 F083
Proposal by EMP to the Missouri
Department of Conservation to preserve and enhance wildlife habitat on private
land; folder includes the Department’s recommendation for commission consideration,
Personal correspondence, and an essay by EMP; 1979.
University of
B3 F084
This folder contains mostly essays and
research on the value of the Center, with some personal correspondence; 1932‑1974.
MISCELLANEOUS FILE
Jokes for speeches
B3 F085
Collection of jokes taken from magazines
and other sources, some of which EMP probably used in speeches.
Lists
of names
B3 F086
Four separate lists of names and
addresses of people apparently attending meetings or parties at which EMP was
the emcee; one list is a short biography of approximately 30 people; another
list has the title “People at Meeting Galena Kan
Miscellaneous letters
B3 F087
General
correspondence.
Miscellaneous printed material
B3 F088‑989
Collection
of various Printed materials.
Summer sausage
B3 F090
Several
letters concerning recipes for making summer sausage, l928‑1954.
Wabash Railway Company ‑‑ Farm Markets and Maxims
B3 F091
Letter from R. J. Silkett
asking EMP to critique the first issue of the railway’s magazine, 1929.
PERSONAL FILE
Accident, 1954
B3 F092
Correspondence
concerning EMP’s accident.
Albrecht, William A., 1928‑‑1974
B3 F093
Personal
correspondence and 1974 obituary.
Albrecht, William A. ‑‑
writings
B3 F094
Collection
of articles by Albrecht, some of which cite the work of EMP.
Biographical newspaper articles, etc.
B3 F095
Newspaper and magazine articles; 1946‑1976
(the 1946 article appears to be a novelty paper such as are printed in tourist
areas).
Catfish Farmers of
B3 F096
Correspondence including request by EMP
to have an article printed in the organization’s magazine; list of registrants
at the Catfish Farmers of America Second Annual Convention, held 5‑7
February 1970 at
Cavalcade
of
B3 F097
Three
copies of EMP autobiography for the Du Pont Cavalcade
of
East
West Journal
B3 F098
Magazine containing article about EMP’s farming methods, written by Tom Putnam (“Microbes to
Man”); 1978.
Family estate contract
B3 F099
Copy
of agreement between EMP, Severin [brother] and Eleanor on land holdings; 1938.
Frein,
Susie ‑‑ 1942 landsuit
B3 F100
Testimony
by EMP on behalf of Frein.
Gamma Sigma Delta ‑‑
agricultural honor society
B3 F101
Correspondence and copy of 1940 EMP speech;
includes letter of invitation to membership, convention programs, award
notice, and newspaper article; 1939‑1969.
Gene Poirot Day
B3 F102‑103
Correspondence, scrapbook, newspaper
articles, etc. relating to the
Gundlach family reunions
B3 F104
Correspondence in re 1928 and 1981 family reunions; also, will of John P.
Gundlach, 1934.
Hall, Durward G.
B3 F105
General
correspondence, 1961‑1973.
Hambuechen,
Carl and Melinda (Poirot)
B3 F106
General
correspondence between EMP and his sister and brother‑in‑law, 1931‑1972.
Hope, James Alexander (Dr.)
B3 F107
Copies of two different speeches written
by EMP for Dr. Hope Day in
Hunting dog log
B3 F108
Written
record of hunts with a bird dog named Pokey.
Klemme,
Arnold
B3 F109
Speech
by EMP honoring Klemme, 1935; letter, 1929.
Langerhans,
Fred
B3 F110
Letter from EMP requesting lime shipment,
1931; speech given at roast of Langerhans; speech
includes stories about several people in attendance at the dinner.
Microbes
to Man ‑‑ film
B3 F111
Correspondence with Tom Putnam on film
(which was later retitled Farming with Nature), 1976‑1980; includes discussion guide
for the film.
B3 F112
Articles
on the 1930 honor received by EMP, including his speech given at the state
banquet.
Missouri Department of Conservation
B3 F113
General correspondence; correspondence
concerning EMP’s Missouri Master Conservationist
Award; newspaper article; program from the Second Annual Induction to the
Missouri Conservation Hall of Fame at which EMP was posthumously inducted;
1944‑1989.
B3 F114
Congratulations
to EMP on receiving the 1971 award, and replies.
Photographs ‑‑ biographical
B3 F115‑116
Photographs of EMP and a few other family
members; some apparently from the late 1920s.
Poirot family ‑‑
correspondence
B4 F117
Correspondence
with Aloys and Eleanor.
Poirot, May
B4 F118
Wife
of EMP; two poems and an essay written by May; 1936‑1961.
Poirot, Robert
B4 F119
Letters to EMP from Robert, Nancy
[Robert's daughter?] and Helen [Robert's wife?] Poirot; 1964‑1966.
Poirot, Severin A. [brother]
B4 E120
Correspondence; copy of agreement between
EMP, Severin, and Eleanor on land holdings; and letter to “Esther” mentioning Severin’s death; 1931‑1973.
Poirot, Severin [father]
B4 F121
Large folder of letters between EMP and
his father, as well as copies of several obituaries for Severin; many of the
letters discuss business dealings, primarily rental property; 1936[?].
Pyle, George ‑‑ appeal for
leniency
B4 F122
Appeal
written by EMP for Pyle, a convicted chicken thief; 1929.
Resume
B4 F123
Personal
resume of EMP.
“Rosemary ‑‑ wedding”
B4 F124
Speech given by EMP at a wedding;
Rosemary was his niece; the last page of the speech lists several people in
attendance at the wedding, including the wedding party; 1947.
Russell, John (Sir)
B4 F125
Correspondence between EMP and Russell,
an English scientist; photographs taken during Russell’s visit to Poirot’s farm; 1927-1935.
Skelly,
W. G., Award
B4 F126
Agricultural award presented to EMP;
folder contains a copy of The Chemurgic Digest mentioning the award and a list of
people attending the awards banquet; 1945.
Soil Conservationist of the Year Award
B4 F127
Correspondence concerning award given to
EMP by the Conservation Federation of Missouri; 1966‑1967.
State Farm Insurance ‑‑
advertisement
B4 F128
Advertisement
featuring EMP; photographs taken for the ad.
B4 F129
Correspondence
and information on award given to EMP, 1970.
Williford, Charles C.
B4 F130
Letter
from and copy of address made by Williford; 1947.
WRITINGS FILE
“A Farmer Cashes in on Chemurgy”
B4 F131
Address delivered in
“A Farmer Looks at
B4 F132
Address delivered at Joplin, Missouri, on
21 Nov. 1944; “Occasionally some one bewails the fact that we have no more land
frontiers and therefore we must begin to get old and accept for our economy
the pattern of static existence which comes to all those who believe they have
reached their peak.”; 6 pages.
American Society of Farm Managers
B4 F133
Correspondence; speech, “Management of a
Commercial Farm”;
B4 F134
Address delivered
“Artificial Manure on the Farm”
B4 F135
Two copies; no date or place; “There is
probably no by‑product of the farm quite so
valuable as manure. No one who has used
it will deny its value, especially on the thinner soils of Missouri.”; 7 pages.
Audubon Club ‑‑
B4 F136
Correspondence
about speech delivered by EMP on
B4 F137
Address delivered
Bankers’
Monthly
B4 F138
“For Bankers Monthly” appears at the top;
“Can adding machines and typewriters take the place of deposits in a bank? Can equipment take the place of soil
fertility on a farm?” 4 pages.
Better Farms Clinic ‑‑
B4 F139
Address titled “Where Do We Go From
Here,” and dated
Carthage
Evening Press ‑‑ awards banquet
B4 F140
Newspaper clippings, program and copy of
EMP address titled “New Frontiers for Those who Can See,” given
B4 F141
Speech, 1940; “Though your choice of a
speaker this evening may be justly criticized you have chosen well in choosing
the theme of the soil for your consideration.
You are citizens of the only great nation on the face of the earth that
is well fed and in your nation 9,000,000 children are ...”;
3 pages.
Catholic Rural Life conferences
B4 F142
At least six different addresses given by
EMP at these conferences: (1) “DUST”; 30 July 1944; Pierce City, Mo.; “I get a
lot of satisfaction out of knowing that when God created the first man from
whom was to spring all the human race, He made him a farmer.” 4 pages. (2)
Chambers of Commerce (various places)
B4 F143
Large folder containing newspaper
clippings, correspondence, a journal, and copies of the following addresses
by EMP: (1) “Moist Air and Sunshine,” 11 March 1940; Carthage, Mo.; “The great
Creator of the world a long time ago laid down some very fundamental laws by
which man must live.” 4 pages. (2)
Chemurgic
Conferences
B4 F144
Programs from various conferences, a
newspaper clipping, and several speeches:
(1) “What Chemurgy Means to the Farmer,”
Chemurgic Digest
B4 F145
Article for Chemurgic Digest, and a copy of the magazine, January 1946; “Now that the
second world war is won, we who are the farmers expect our importance to again
be lost in the mad industrial whirl from which stem headlines ...”; 9 pages, typescript.
B4 F146
Speech by EMP and program for dedication
of the college on
Conservation Federation
B4 F147
Address delivered by EMP, correspondence,
and copies of article written for Missouri
Wildlife: (1) “Pay Dirt or Soil and
Water Conservation,”
Earth Day
B4 F148
Essay, “Conservation on the Back Forty,”
1971; “For you this is EARTH DAY plus one year.
For me it is EARTH DAY plus fifty Years.”, 11
pages.
Farmers Home Administration ‑‑
banquet
B4 F149
In addition to the address delivered by
EMP, the folder contains a letter and index cards with biographical information
on people receiving awards at the banquet,
“Farming Poor Land the
B4 F150
Essay; “It does not pay to farm a poor
piece of land, and we could even go further and say that the most of the
present trouble with agriculture can be traced at least indirectly to the poor
farm.”; 3 pages.
Father‑Son Banquet, Carl Junction,
B4 F151
Address by EMP: “Understanding,”
Fish Farmers of
B4 F152
Essay: “Why Should You Be a Member of the
Fish Farmers of Missouri?”; “Here are a number of reasons why the fish
farmers of
“Forty Years Ago”
B4 F153
Holograph copy of essay, “The cold wind
still drives the snow into long unbroken drifts across the dead prairie sod,
and the creek lazily traces its path beneath a mask of ice, ...”; 8 pages.
Four State District Planning &
Development Association
B4 F154
Paper presented by EMP at annual meeting;
“One Important Four State Resource,” 10 March 1944; Jayhawk
Ordnance Works; “Not so many years ago some of the best minds predicted that by
this time the human population of the world would be starving to death because
the natural supply of mineral nitrogen fertilizer would be all used up.”; 6
pages.
Future Farmers of
B4 F155
Copies of and notes for addresses given
by EMP to various FFA groups; folder also includes some correspondence and
newspaper clippings: (1) 1940;
Springfield; “There is a story of a ship lost at sea, with its supply of water
gone and its sailors dying for want of a drink.”; 4 pages. (2) 21 March l945;
Gamma Theta Upsilon
B4 F156
Clippings and correspondence concerning EMP’s address to the SMSU chapter of this international
geographic fraternity, 1972; there is no copy of the address itself.
“Harvey Baum”
B4 F157
Essay, “Harvey Baum had farmed for more
than 50 years and had not made more than a living.”;
4 pages.
“Home Demonstration Agent”
B4 F158
Newspaper editorial, 16 May 1933; “To the
people of Lawrence County: In the past few weeks there has been some sentiment
in favor of discontinuing our county agent and home Demonstration Agent in
the interest of economy so that our taxes might be reduced.”; 5 pages.
Independent Gravel Company ‑‑
B4 F159
Correspondence and speech, 13 August
1938; “I feel some what like the drunk hanging to the piling on Ocean street
when he said to the sailor What is that
bright thing down there in the water?”'; 2 pages.
B4 F160
Address, August 1947: “Because you are
all teachers I am going to give you the summary of my talk in the beginning.”; 8 pages.
B4 F161
Two copies of address,
B4 F162
Address: “The Challenge to Survive,”
B4 F163
Address and notes, 28 June 1956; “I like
teachers. I have been associated with
them for most all of my life. It began
on the lap of my mother and continues on and on because I married one.”; 26 pages.
Kiwanis Club ‑‑
B4 F164
Correspondence and clippings concerning
address by EMP, 1964; there is no copy of the address itself.
KMOX radio talk
B4 F165
Transcript of address made by Asbury
Roberts of The Missouri Ruralist; correspondence concerning talk given by EMP
and a copy of his address, “Korean Lespedeza,” 10 February 1933; “In other
talks over this station on Korean clover given by Mr. A. K. Hepperly
you have received information as to how to grow this wonderful crop, and its
general characteristics.”; 4 pages.
B4 F166
Newspaper clippings and copies of address
and notes; “The Nature Knights I Have Known,”
B4 F167
Report written by EMP for the Lawrence
County Historical Society; “Agriculture”; “The following report concerning
the history of Lawrence County, Missouri, is based on statements passed on to
me by people of the past generation and upon the observations I have made
during my lifetime in the county.”; 11 pages..
Lions Clubs
B4 F168
Speeches delivered at 3 different
locations: (1)
B4 F169
Speech: “Food,” 22 January 1942;
Lockwood, Mo.; “I have been definitely instructed not to begin this talk by
telling you I won't take much of your time so you can get back to your studies,
so I won’t say it. I also received word
that sometimes you Boo at basketball games.”; 6 pages.
B4 F170
Speech: “For the New Teachers at
Lockwood,”
B4 F171
Speech, “Conservation‑‑Education‑‑Nature
Appreciation,”
B4 F172
Correspondence, programs, address, and
reprints of the address in two conservation magazines; “A Farmer Looks at
Wildlife Management,”
Miscellaneous essays
B4 F173
Writings
not elsewhere classified.
B4 F174
Correspondence and article written by
EMP; “Western Corn and Small Grain Area,” 21 March 1933; “The western corn and
small grain area represents soil types that in their virgin state produced
large crops of hay and grain.”; 8 pages.
B4 F175
Correspondence concerning lectures by
EMP, and copy of Missouri Limestone News
with an editorial by Lloyd Burlingham about EMP; 1965‑1965; there are no
copies of the lectures.
B4 F176
Articles about EMP, as well as copies of
an address delivered by EMP at a banquet and an editorial by EMP: (1) “Man’s civilization and all that now
differentiates him from his prehistoric ancestors may be written by the one
word of ‘Progress.’” (2) “Farms are
misused,”
B4 F177
List
of teachers and copy of address, 25 January 1941: “In a world that is at war
testing various political systems to see which one can survive, it may be well
for every one of us to give a little thought to what democracy has meant to all
of us ...”; 2 pages.
B4 F178
Two
different speeches: (1)
“My Dog
B4 F179
A
one‑page story by EMP; “The day was dark and cold and nearing its
November end ...”
B4 F180
Two addresses given by EMP: (1) “The
Immensity of the Conservation Program,”
“On Second Thought”
B4 F181‑192
Clippings
of newspaper column written by EMP from 1966‑1982.
“One‑Family Farms ‘Where the West
Begins’”
B4 F193
Essay.
Our
Margin of Life
B5
F194‑202
A11 of the folders contain material
dealing with this book by EMP; the folder titles are self‑explanatory.
Outdoor Writers Association of
B5 F203
Letter to EMP, address, and the National Outdoor Writers Directory;
address given
Permission
to Life
B5 F204
Book
by EMP, 1986.
“
B5 F205
Essay; “One of the most distressing
feature of our agriculture at this time is the ever increasing amount of poor
land.”; 2 pages.
“Post‑War Planning for Farm and
Factory”
B5 F206
Address,
“Revolution in Agriculture”
B5 F207
Holograph copy of essay; “The Lord said
to Adam, ‘Cursed is the earth in thy works, ...’” this may have been written by
EMP and transcribed by someone else.
Roaring Rivers
‑‑ teachers
B5 F208
Address,
Rotary Clubs
B5 F209
Addresses, correspondence and newspaper
clippings; (1)
“Moist Air and Sunshine,”
B5 F210
Programs and address; “Nature
Appreciation,”
“Soil Fertility and Farm Machinery”
B5 F211
Essay: “Possibly the two most important
things in the production of agricultural products are, ...”;
5 pages.
B5 F212
Correspondence, program/ newspaper
clippings and address;
Speeches ‑‑ notes
B5 F213
Notes
for various speeches and essays.
Sportsman League ‑‑
B5 F214
Notes,
address, and newspaper clippings;
B5 F215
Two
addresses: (1)
B5 F216
Address: “The Great Scheme of Things,”
Stone
B5 F217
Notes
for address delivered at
“Strikes Do Not Solve Problems”
B5 F218
Essay;
“Synthetic Farmyard Manure Production”
B5 F219
Semester
paper written by EMP; 20 pages.
“Teaching Conservation in Our Schools”
B5 F220
Address given by EMP to a group of
southwest Missouri superintendents and principals, 14 April 1951; “If I
succeed in my purpose tonight all of you will have a more general and perhaps
a clearer concept of the need for conservation.”; 9 pages.
“The Chemurgic
Farmer Plans for 1945”
B5 F221
Essay; “In the year 1944, according to
present estimates, the American farmer has surpassed all previous production
records.” 3 pages.
“The Farmer as an Individualist”
B5 F222
Essay; October 1936; “In these days of
lots of political bally‑hoo when most of us are
inclined to follow the one who shouts the loudest ...”;
6 pages.
The
Mirror
B5 F223
Two copies of Springfield Diocese
newspaper with an article by EMP; “Our Earth,”
B5 F224
Speech given by EMP with a note about how
the speech was received and to whom copies were sent; “Statement on
Agricultural Extension,” 15 February 1958; Columbia, Mo.; “The man who made the
electric light had no time to criticize the kerosene lamp which had served so
many people so well for so long a time.”; 5 pages.
B5 F225
Correspondence, program, and notes
concerning speeches by EMP in 1928, 1930, and 1931.
B5
F226
Speech and letter by EMP; “Some Economics
of the Tenant Purchase Program,”
B5 F227
Program, notes, and lectures delivered by
EMP: (1) “The Practical Application of Conservation,”
B5
F228
Notes for speech delivered
“What Shall We Do Now?”
B5 F229
Essay,
“Why I Use Synthetic Manure On My Farm”
B5 F230
Notes
for speech.
WLS ‑‑ radio talk
B5 F231
Programs, correspondence and talk given
by EMP; “Stretching the Manure Pile,”
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