Standards of living in an Indian-Mexican village and on a reclamation project

Standards of living in an Indian-Mexican village and on a reclamation project by Charles Price Loomis, Charles Price Loomis
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Standards of living in an Indian-Mexican village and on a reclamation project
1938, United States Department of Agriculture, the Farm Security Administration and the Bureau of Agricultural Economics cooperating
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Table of Contents

Introduction
A study of Tortugas, an Indian-Mexican village
A study of family living on an irrigation project, Tule Lake, California
Appendix.

Edition Notes

Title from cover.

Reproduced from typescript with printed cover.

"August 1938."

Published in
Washington, D.C
Series
Social research report / United States Department of Agriculture, the Farm Security Administration and the Bureau of Agricultural Economics cooperating -- no. 14, Social research report -- no. 14.

Classifications

Library of Congress
HD6983 .L6

The Physical Object

Pagination
49 p.
Number of pages
49

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL33214262M
Internet Archive
standardsoflivin14loom
LCCN
43033174
OCLC/WorldCat
5256679

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL24985685W

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