Oral history interview with Lucille Hucke, 1978 August 1.

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Oral history interview with Lucille Hucke, 1978 August 1.

Mrs. Hucke discusses family history (including European connections) and acquisition of the farm land; the economics of raising cattle and hogs; the Depression; dust storms; the arrival of electricity to the farm; travels (by automobile and train) and amusements; an organization she belonged to called the Pythian Sisters; threshing; and the migration from horsepower to tractors.

Transcript: 8 leavesSound recording: 1 sound cassette

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SNAC Resource ID: 7097727

Iowa State Historical Society

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"Folklife in Rural Iowa" was an oral history project conducted in the summer of 1978 and funded by Earthwatch, a national organization encouraging public participation in field research. Interviewers worked in 2 teams under the direction of field director Rebecca Conard and assistant field director Michael Mendelson. Peter Harstad, director of the State Historical Society of Iowa, served as the project's principal investigator. From the description of Oral history interviews of the E...

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