Gary Hasse from Glendive, MT works to add to his 4-H electric project record.

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Photograph Title  Gary Hasse from Glendive, MT works to add to his 4-H electric project record. Photographer  Allison Lighthall Photographers Date Created  1894-2015 Abstract  Gary Hasse, 13, Broomfield Road, Glendive, Montana, with a mass of 4-H electrical items which he has made including: several lamps, trouble light, test lamp, eff candler, etc. He counts them for his 4-H Club electric project record. Type of Resource  still image Photograph Identifier  parc-001288.jpg Related Topics  Hasse, Gary  Electronics--Study and teaching  4-H Clubs--Montana Keywords  students, boys, light bulbs Photograph Identifier  parc-001288.jpg

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Gary Hasse from Glendive, MT works to add to his 4-H electric project record., Montana State University Historical Photos Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/msu-photos/item.php?id=1288

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