• Yakima Project, Washington 

  Smith, A. M. (U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, 1937)

  Map of Lands opened for entry subject to public notice No. 10.
• Reclamation Service Ends Chaos 

  Anonymous (Yakima Herald, 1965-04-15)

  History of irrigation in the Yakima Valley from 1904 to 1965, told with the Bureau of Reclamation at the center of the story. Pictures of an early diversion dam on the Tieton and the Sunnyside dam on the Yakima are included. ...
• Interim arrangements for delivery of water in 1963 on the Columbia Basin Project. 

  Rawlings, W. E. (UNPUBLISHED, 1963-03-12)

  Information about the interim procedures for the 1963 irrigation season.
• Public announcement number 12 from the Bureau of Reclamation on the Columbia Basin Irrigation Project. 

  Unknown author (U. S. Government Printing Office., 1952-01-13)

  Informs "how to acquire one of the listed farm unites. Eleven or more fulltime farm units in the Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District will be sold in accordance with the terms of this announcement. Referred to form ...
• Special memorandum on the lands of the Columbia Basin Project. 

  Page, John C. (UNPUBLISHED, 1940-04-01)

  Information about the progress of irrigation works, with the dam being projected to be done in two years.
• Invitation for bids on land from the Bureau of Reclamation, as part of the Columbia Basin Project. 

  Nalder, P. R. (UNPUBLISHED, 1955-11-15)

  Includes information on the bid process, map of the area up for sale, and deed and proposal forms.
• Farming opportunities: Columbia Basin Project (version 2 and 3). 

  Unknown (U. S. Government Printing Office., 1947)

  2 versions of a brochure that has questions and answers on the 2,500,000 acres irrigated by the Columbia Basin Project. Compare to EPM-066-02-017
• Farming opportunities: Columbia Basin Project (version 1). 

  Unknown (UNKNOWN, 1947)

  A list of questions and answers for those "interested in farming on the Columbia Basin Project." See EPM-066-02-018 for another version of the booklet.
• Selecting land for farms: Columbia Basin Project. 

  Unknown (UNKNOWN, 1947)

  Information on how to know what land will be irrigated with water from the Columbia River, with a list of do's and don'ts.
• Application for farm unit. 

  Unknown (UNPUBLISHED, 1952-09)

  Form to purchase a farm unit. Refers to a Public Announcement, which is found under EPM-066-02-027
• Columbia Basin Irrigation Project: Grand Coulee Dam and Power Plant. 

  Chapman, Oscar L.; Straus, Michael W. (U. S. Government Printing Office., 1952)

  Two brochures, one printed in 1952 and one in 1955, which cover the Grand Coulee Dam, the Columbia River, Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake and the power created by the dam.
• Settlement of the Columbia Basin Reclamation Project. 

  Ickes, Harold L. (U. S. Government Printing Office., 1944)

  2 printings of the same brochure: one from 1944 and one from 1946. Brochure has extensive information on the effects that will be felt from the project on the surrounding area. Also included is a press release announcing ...
• Magic Water for the Columbia Basin Project. 

  Unknown (U. S. Government Printing Office., 1953)

  How the project will be home creating, wealth producing, and self-sustaining for the area.
• Electric power from the Columbia Basin Reclamation Project. 

  Krug, J. A. (U. S. Government Printing Office., 1945)

  Discusses both the technology behind the power plant and the benefit it will do for "personal and economic security" post WWII.
• Columbia Basin Project. 

  Dominy, Floyd E.; Udall, Stewart L. (U. S. Government Printing Office., 1961)

  Two brochures, one from 1961 and the other from 1962, discuss the impact of the Grand Coulee Dam on irrigation, power, and recreation.
• The Columbia Basin Project: Washington. 

  Unknown (U. S. Government Printing Office., 1967)

  Brochure on the benefit of the Grand Coulee Dam for irrigation and recreation.
• The Columbia Basin Project. 

  Unknown author (UNKNOWN, 1949)

  Four versions of a brochure informing people about the Grand Coulee Dam, how it will work, and how it will benefit the surrounding area.
• Power: Columbia Basin Project. 

  Straus, Michael W. (UNPUBLISHED, 1955)

  With black and white photos at the bottom of each page, this booklet discusses the technical aspects of building a power plant at Grand Coulee Dam, the world's largest plant.
• Yakima-Tieton crop yield report for 1926. 

  Bureau of Reclamation (1926)

  "Total yield on apples is exclusive of that part of crop left on trees, amounting to about 12,500,000 lbs., according to figures given on individual reports. 'Miscellaneous' includes carrots."
• Yakima-Sunnyside crop yield report for 1945. 

  Bureau of Reclamation (1945)

  Average gross value per acre: $177.67.

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