Stucky, Ralph. Interview. 1 |
Save page Remove page | Previous | 1 of 76 | Next |
|
|
small (250x250 max)
medium (500x500 max)
Large
Extra Large
large ( > 500x500)
Full Resolution
All (PDF)
|
This page
All
|
1
Interview with Ralph Stucky. (1 st
)
I'm Anna Zellick. Today is July 15, 1985. I am here at my house at 721
West Spring Street, Lewistown, Montana. I have as my guest Mr. Ralph Stucky,
more formerly known as H. Ralph Stucky who came to Fergus County as a
young county extension agent in 1935. He stayed here until 1942. This interview
is requested by the Fergus Electric Cooperative; namely, Richard Peck, the
manager, and the Board of Directors who are looking forward to the fiftieth year
of their wonderful Cooperative in 1988. In view of the vital role that Mr. Stucky
has played in its organization and establishment, he has been asked to give us
some information of his experiences that do not or are not necessarily contained
either in his annual reports or in the minutes of the Fergus Electric Cooperative.
Mr. Stucky, it's great to have you here. You have been nice enough to stop here
in Lewistown en route from Las Cruces, New Mexico, your home. I understand
that you are headed for Stanford. Is that right?
STUCKY: Stanford tomorrow and then to Bozeman at the end of the week for a
family reunion.
ZELLlCK: So although you left Montana, you really haven't severed your
connections entirely.
STUCKY: OH, NO! We have a lot of family in Bozeman and in Canada so we
come up here quite often.
ZELLlCK: Well, good. Tell me, when you came here to Fergus County as the
extension agent back in 1935, how many positions did you have behind you at
the time? Or were you just fresh out of college?
STUCKY: Following my graduation form the University of Idaho in 1927, I
became vocational agricultural teacher at Filer, Idaho in a little rural
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Stucky, Ralph. Two Interviews |
| Description | The first interview with Raphy Stucky was done on July 15, 1985 with Anna Zellick. At a later time Anna Zellick did a second interview with Ralph Stucky and Richard Peck who both worked for the REA. These interviews were done at the request of the Fergus Electric Cooperative for the 50th year of their cooperative to be in 1988. |
| Creator | Anna R. Zellick |
| Genre | documents |
| Type | Text |
| Date Original | 1985-07-15 |
| Date Estimated | July 15, 1985 (1st Interview); unknown (2nd Interview |
| Subject (keyword) | REA; County Extension Agents; Rural Electrification; Peck, Richard; |
| Rights Management | No copyright restrictions. |
| Other contributors | Fergus Electric Cooperative, Lewistown, Montana. |
| Contributing Institution | Lewistown Public Library, Lewistown, MT |
| Publisher (Original) | Anna R. Zellick |
| Geographic Coverage | Fergus County (Mont.); Lewistown (Mont.) |
| Digital Format | application/pdf |
| Physical format | |
| Digitization Specifications | Canon MX310 300dpi |
| Local Identifier | LH 978.6292 INTERVIEWS |
Description
| Title | Stucky, Ralph. Interview. 1 |
| Type | Text |
| Digital Format | application/pdf |
| Digitization Specifications | Canon MX310 300dpi |
| Full text of this item | 1 Interview with Ralph Stucky. (1 st ) I'm Anna Zellick. Today is July 15, 1985. I am here at my house at 721 West Spring Street, Lewistown, Montana. I have as my guest Mr. Ralph Stucky, more formerly known as H. Ralph Stucky who came to Fergus County as a young county extension agent in 1935. He stayed here until 1942. This interview is requested by the Fergus Electric Cooperative; namely, Richard Peck, the manager, and the Board of Directors who are looking forward to the fiftieth year of their wonderful Cooperative in 1988. In view of the vital role that Mr. Stucky has played in its organization and establishment, he has been asked to give us some information of his experiences that do not or are not necessarily contained either in his annual reports or in the minutes of the Fergus Electric Cooperative. Mr. Stucky, it's great to have you here. You have been nice enough to stop here in Lewistown en route from Las Cruces, New Mexico, your home. I understand that you are headed for Stanford. Is that right? STUCKY: Stanford tomorrow and then to Bozeman at the end of the week for a family reunion. ZELLlCK: So although you left Montana, you really haven't severed your connections entirely. STUCKY: OH, NO! We have a lot of family in Bozeman and in Canada so we come up here quite often. ZELLlCK: Well, good. Tell me, when you came here to Fergus County as the extension agent back in 1935, how many positions did you have behind you at the time? Or were you just fresh out of college? STUCKY: Following my graduation form the University of Idaho in 1927, I became vocational agricultural teacher at Filer, Idaho in a little rural |
Comments
Post a Comment for Stucky, Ralph. Interview. 1
