When was National Irrigation Congress active?

National Irrigation Congress was founded around 1910-01-01 and dissolved around 1911-01-01 in Grant County, New Mexico.

What is National Irrigation Congress associated with?

Documented relationships include: held_in, witnessed. 3 claims extracted from primary sources.

National Irrigation Congress org

Q: What sources cite National Irrigation Congress?

2 primary sources cite this organization, including: Image 1 of Deming graphic (Deming, N.M.), October 7, 1910 (1910); Image 1 of Deming graphic (Deming, N.M.), October 7, 1910 (1910).

born: [1910-01-01,1911-01-01)died/dissolved: [1911-01-01,1912-01-01)🌐 Q6973857id: o_national-irrigation-congress_818cb9

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Summary: Organization holding its 18th annual meeting to discuss irrigation and conservation.

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Completeness: 77/100 Grade B

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Claims (3)

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Pueblo— 1910

cited from Image 1 of Deming graphic (Deming, N.M.), October 7, 1910 (1910)

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Chicago— 1911

cited from Image 1 of Deming graphic (Deming, N.M.), October 7, 1910 (1910)