Irrigation Congress urged for North Dakota near Bismarck
The North Dakota Irrigation Association led by E A Williams calls for wide participation at the 4th Irrigation Congress in Bismarck on June 7 and 8. The gathering seeks federal support for reclamation projects, citing $84 million from public land sales and potential jobs and agricultural boost across North Dakota South Dakota and Montana. Local cities urged to send their best thinkers to discuss central projects and river management amid Mississippi flood issues and national water policy.
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Dth Irrigation Congress
Bismarck
Department Ofriculture and Labor
E. A. Williams
North Dakota Irrigation Association
North Dakota
Federal Department
Lower
Mississippi
Montana
Fute
Iver
Hanna W. Newman
Williams
Secretary of the Interior
South Dakota
United States
Departent of Agriculture and Labor
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