1922 Industrial Survey of Foolish Man

"This farm is not very promising. He can seldom get any water for irrigation. He has no convenient water for domestic use. In winter, none at all, and as to go down near the creek. He probably could do better by irrigating early before the water was in demand. I found him at home and he says that just he and his wife live there most of the time, except when they go elsewhere for reasons stated. He said he was not going anywhere the Fourth of July, but wanted to stay at home and save his garden and cut hay. He seems anxious to make fair use of his land. The conditions are not very favorable. His alfalfa was too ripe. It should have been cut a week before we were there. He promised to start right in cutting it."