Harry Cockrum, Assistant Dean of the College of Agriculture at the Sidney Experimental station.

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Photograph Title  Harry Cockrum, Assistant Dean of the College of Agriculture at the Sidney Experimental station. Photographer  Unknown Date Created  1894/2015 Abstract  Harry Cockrum, Assistant Dean of the College of Agriculture checks the experimental Safflower at the Sidney Experimental Station. Type of Resource  still image Photograph Identifier  parc-001188.jpg Related Topics  safflower  Eastern Agricultural Research Center Keywords  sidney experiment station Photograph Identifier  parc-001188.jpg

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Harry Cockrum, Assistant Dean of the College of Agriculture at the Sidney Experimental station., Montana State University Historical Photos, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://arc.lib.montana.edu/msu-photos/item.php?id=1188

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