Secretary Hyde has instructed the county agents to make a further, more searching, and definite report upon the later progress of the drought and the nature of the relief that will be necessary in the different counties.
Herbert Hoover: “Secretary Hyde has instructed the county agents to make a further, more searching, and definite report upon the later…”
On the recordAugust 7, 1930
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Statement on the Drought.
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