Beet sugar: Colorado Agriculture Bibliography

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Colorado Agriculture Bibliography 2005

A Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Material Published 1820-1945

Subject Area: Beet Sugar

Type of Materials: Monographs

Produced by the Colorado State University Libraries Copyright by Colorado State University Libraries Applies

Overview

This portable document file (.pdf ) is part of the Colorado Agriculture Bibliography project and includes bibliographic information on a variety of topics related to Colorado’s agricultural and rural past. The topics covered in this project are varied but include

agriculture, education, water, mining, tourism, recreation, and more. The bibliography contains information about but not full-text for books, journals, dissertations, theses, archival collections, maps, photos, pamphlets, and more.

The Web site and bibliography reflects Colorado’s contribution to the Preserving the History of United States Agriculture and Rural Life Project. This nation-wide effort aims to identify and preserve state and locally significant literature. The project involves the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), Cornell University, the United States Agricultural Information Network (USAIN), the National Agricultural Library (NAL), and other land-grant universities.

The records in this bibliography may cover several subject areas and are listed

alphabetically by author. A searchable website of the bibliography is also available if you would like to create searches and find information on other topics.

The bibliography of Colorado history project was funded in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). The project is part of the United States Agriculture Information Network (USAIN) Preservation Program. Cornell University coordinated the grant project.

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_______ (1902). Colorado : "beets" all. S.l.: s.n.]. 8 p. ; ill., 27 cm. "Compliments of the Colonial Securities & Trust Company."

Agriculture -- Colorado.

Beet sugar industry -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado. Land settlement -- Colorado. 2.

_______ (1905). American sugar beet company : Rocky Ford, Colo., March 20, 1905. Rocky Ford, Colo.: American Sugar Beet Company. 3 p. ; 30 cm.

Beet sugar industry -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado. American Beet Sugar Company. Manzanola (Colo.) -- History. Rocky Ford (Colo.) -- History.

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_______ (1924). Official beet sugar cook book. Las Animas, Colo.: [Wick & Clark Publishers. 44 p. ; 22 cm. Cover title./ Introduction dated July 15, 1924./ Includes index.compiled by users of beet sugar ; published by the Bent County democrat ...

Cookery (Sugar) Beet sugar. Desserts.

Cookery -- Colorado -- Las Animas.

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_______ (1906). Tribune sugar factory souvenir edition : million dollar sugar factory, Brush Colorado. Brush, Colo.: Brush tribune. 32 p. ill. ; 41 cm.Cover title.

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_______ American Beet Sugar Company. (1921). Report of experimental work and field observations in investigation and factors affecting the sugar content and purity of sugar beets. Season 1921. A.W. Skuderna, C.E.

Mickel. n.p.: 1 p.l., 119 numb. 1. incl. mounted photos., fold. table, fold.diagr. 33 cm. Cover-title. At head of title: American beet sugar company, Arkansas valley, Colorado./ Reproduced from type-written copy./ Text runs parallel with back of cover.

Beets and beet sugar -- United States. 6.

_______ American Beet Sugar Company. (1921). Report of experimental work and field observations in investigation and factors affecting the sugar content and purity of sugar beets. Season 1921. A.W. Skuderna, C.E.

Mickel. n.p.: 1 p. l., 119 1. incl. mounted photos., fold. table, fold.diagr. 33 cm. Cover-title. At head of title: American beet sugar company, Arkansas valley, Colorado./ Reproduced from type-written copy./ Text runs parallel with back of cover.

_______ H. A. Austin. (1928). History and development of the beet sugar industry. Washington, D.C.: The Association. 34 p. ; 23 cm. by Harry A. Austin, secretary, U.S. Beet Sugar Association.

Beet sugar industry -- United States -- History. Beet sugar industry -- History.

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_______ W. E. Baker. (1926). The child or the sugar beet. Fort Morgan:

Colo.? Caption title./ Reproduced from typewritten copy./ Bound with the author's The child and the sugar beet.[by] W.E. Baker, Supt. of Fort Morgan schools.

Children -- Employment -- Colorado -- Fort Morgan. Sugar beet industry -- Colorado -- Fort Morgan. 9.

_______ C. A. Bradley and Farmers' Institute. (1907). Protecting a great industry : address of Charles A. Bradley to be delivered at the Farmers' Institute, Longmont, Colorado, February 7,8, and 9, 1907. S.l.: s.n.]. 14 p. ; 23 cm.

Beet sugar industry -- Speeches, addresses, etc. -- Colorado. Beet sugar -- Speeches, addresses, etc. -- Colorado.

Beets -- Speeches, addresses, etc. -- Colorado. Sugar beet -- Speeches, addresses, etc. -- Colorado.

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_______ S. A. Brown, R. O. Sargent, joint author and C. B. Armentrout. (1925). Children working in the sugar beet fields of certain districts of the South Platte valley, Colorado. New York: National Child Labor Committee. 167 p. incl. illus., map, tables, diagrs. 23 cm. Cover title./ "Published 1926."--p. 2 of

cover.Sara A. Brown assisted by Robie O. Sargent [and] Clara B. Armentrout. Children -- Employment -- Colorado.

Sugar beet -- Colorado. 11.

_______ Business Men's Club. (1900). The Rocky Ford Business Men's Club respectfully invite you to attend a banquet : to be given by them at their banquet hall in Rocky Ford, Colorado, on Wednesday evening, October 24, in celebration of the opening of the American Sugar Beet Company's

factory : R.S.V.P. Rocky Ford, Colo.?: The Club. [4] p. ; 18 cm. (Rocky Ford, Colo.)An invitation; text on p. [1] only, p. [2-4] blank.

Business Men's Club (Rocky Ford, Colo.) American Beet Sugar Company.

Rocky Ford (Colo.) -- Social life and customs -- 20th century. 12.

_______ E. N. Clopper and L. W. Hine. (1916). Child labor in the sugar-beet fields of Colorado. New York: National Child Labor Committee. p. 176-206 illus., tables. 23 cm. Caption title.[by] Edward N. Clopper, and Lewis W. Hine.

Children -- Employment -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado. 13.

_______ E. N. Clopper, L. W. Hine, joint author and National Child Labor Committee. (1916). Child labor in the sugar-beet fields of Colorado. New York: National Child Labor Committee Inc. 5-34 p. illus. 24 cm. (U.S.)Illustration on cover./ "Reprinted from the Child labor bulletin, v. 4, no. 4, February,

1916."[by] Edward N. Clopper and Lewis W. Hine. Children -- Employment -- Colorado.

Sugar beet industry -- Colorado. Sugar growing -- Colorado. 14.

_______ E. N. Clopper, L. W. Hine and National Child Labor Committee. (1916). Child labor in the sugar-beet fields of Colorado. New York: Press of Clarence S. Nathan. 34 p. illus. 24 cm. (U.S.)Illustration on cover./ "Reprinted from the Child labor bulletin, v. 4, no. 4, February, 1916."[by] Edward N. Clopper and Lewis W. Hine.

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_______ E. N. Clopper, L. W. Hine, joint author and National Child Labor Committee. (1916). Child labor in the sugar-beet fields of Colorado. New York: National Child Labor Committee. 5-34 p. illus. 24 cm. (U.S.)Illustration on cover./ "Reprinted from the Child labor bulletin, v. 4, no. 4, February, 1916."[by] Edward N. Clopper and Lewis W. Hine.

Children -- Employment -- Colorado. Sugar beet industry -- Colorado. Sugar growing -- Colorado. 16.

_______ E. N. Clopper, L. W. Hine and National Child Labor Committee. (1916). Child labor in the sugar-beet fields of Colorado. New York: Press of Clarence S. Nathan. 34 p. (U.S.)ill. ; 24 cm.Illustration on cover./ "Reprinted from the Child labor bulletin, v. 4, no. 4, February, 1916."Edward N. Clopper and Lewis W. Hine.

Children -- Employment -- Colorado. Sugar workers -- Colorado.

Child labor -- Colorado. 17.

_______ Colorado Agricultural College, United States, Dept. of Agriculture and American Beet Sugar Company. (1931). Planting plans : sugar beet

agronomic project, Rocky Ford, Colorado. Colo.: s.n.]. 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm. Carbon copy of typescript.Office of Sugar Plants, U.S. Dept. of

Agriculture, Agronomy Section, Colorado Agricultural College, American Beet Sugar Company ; cooperating Office of Soil Fertility, U.S. Dept. of Agric.

Sugar beet -- Colorado. 18.

_______ Colorado Bureau of Immigration. (1905). Do you need a change? Denver, Colo.: Colorado Bureau of Immigration. 15 p. ; 15 cm. "The purpose of this booklet is to call attention to a certain tract of land ... that of the Denver

Sugar Land and Investment Company, lying immediately south of Denver." Cover title.

Beet sugar industry -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado.

Denver Sugar Land and Investment Company. Denver (Colo.) -- Advertisements.

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_______ Colorado Sugar Manufacturing Company. (1901). Some profits made by people who grow beets and Grand Junction, Colorado. Grand Junction, Colo.: The Colorado Sugar Manufacturing Company. 10 p. ; 23 cm.

Beet sugar industry -- Colorado -- Grand Junction -- History. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado -- Grand Junction -- History. Land settlement -- Colorado -- Grand Junction -- History. Colorado Sugar Manufacturing Company.

Grand Junction (Colo.) -- History.

Mesa County (Colo.) -- Colorado -- Grand Junction -- History. 20.

_______ Colorado Water Conservation Board and Agricultural production in Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District as related to national defense. Supplement. (1942). Statement concerning 1942 sugar beet production in Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District and its relation to the

Colorado-Big Thompson project. Denver Colorado Water Conservation Board: 5 l. "Supplementing ... Agricultural production in Northern Colorado Water

Conservancy District as related to national defense. Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado.

Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District (Colo.) 21.

_______ W. Darley. (1913). Sugar : the tariff, the trust and the truth. Denver, Colo.: The Author]. 76 p. 1 ill. ; 20 cm.Title from cover.by Ward Darley.

Sugar -- Manufacture and refining -- Colorado. Sugarcane industry -- Colorado.

Sugar beet industry -- Colorado. 22.

_______ L. Denver, Northwestern Railway Company and Northwestern Land & Iron Company. (1909). Milliken: the town beautiful : on the line of The

Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway. Denver, Colo.: Northwestern Land & Iron Company. 16 p. ill., map ; 23 cm. + form for requesting additional

information.At head of title: In the heart of the sugar beet and truck garden sections of northern Colorado./ "In this booklet you are told of the commercial importance and residential desirability of Milliken, the town beautiful in Weld County, Colorado, and of the marvelously productive irrigated section of which it is the center and which has made Colorado famous the world over for its

products of field and orchard."/ Cover title. Milliken (Colo.)

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_______ E. H. Dyer, R. Barkley and Colorado Water Conservation Board. (1941). Agricultural production in Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District as related to national defense. Denver Colorado Water Conservation Board: 4 p. -., A-J, 23 numb. -., 10 -. fold. map, tables, diagrs. 28 cm. by E. Herbert Dyer ... and Robert Barkley.

Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado.

_______ E. H. Dyer, R. Barkley and Colorado Water Conservation Board. (1941). Agricultural production in Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District as related to national defense. Denver Colorado Water Conservation Board: 4 p. -., A-J, 23 numb.-., 10 -. fold. map, tables, diagrs. 28 cm. by E. Herbert Dyer ... and Robert Barkley.

Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado.

_______ G. T. Edson. (1927). Mexican sugar beet workers in the Arkansas Valley of Colorado. La Junta: Colo. 4 numb. l. 28 cm. Caption title./ Typewritten.

Mexicans -- Employment -- Colorado. Working class -- Colorado.

Sugar trade -- Colorado. 26.

_______ G. T. Edson. (1927). Mexicans in the beet fields of northeastern Colorado. Denver: 5 numb. l. 28 cm. Caption title./ Typewritten.

Mexicans -- Employment -- Colorado. Sugar trade -- Colorado.

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_______ G. T. Edson. (1927). Mexicans in the beet fields of northeastern Colorado. Denver: 5 l. 28 cm. Caption title./ Typewritten.

Mexicans -- Employment -- Colorado. Sugar trade -- Colorado.

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_______ G. T. Edson. (1927). Mexican sugar beet workers in the Arkansas Valley of Colorado. La Junta: Colo. 4 l. 28 cm. Caption title./ Typewritten.

Mexicans -- Employment -- Colorado. Working class -- Colorado.

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_______ C. S. Faurot. (1903). A practical talk to practical farmers on sugar beet culture. Longmont, Colo.: Longmont Call Press. 29 p. ill., 23 cm.by C.S. Faurot.

Beet sugar industry -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado. Land settlement -- Colorado. Longmont (Colo.) -- History. 30.

_______ A. C. Fisk. (1892). Address on beet sugar : delivered before the Denver Real Estate Exchange, Feb. 14th, 1892. Denver, Colo.: [s.n.]. 7 p. ill. ; 21 cm.by Hon. A.C. Fisk.

Agriculture -- Colorado -- History.

Beet sugar industry -- Colorado -- History. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado -- History. 31.

_______ Great Western Sugar Company. (1929). Colorado's beet sugar industry. n.p.: 5, [1] l. 29 cm. Title handwritten at top./ Reproduced from typewritten copy.

Sugar beet industry -- Colorado. 32.

_______ F. A. Kemp and United States Beet Sugar Association. (1942). The beet sugar industry of the United States in the present emergency; address to the annual meeting of the National Reclamation Association, Denver, Colorado, October 16, 1942. Washington: United States Beet Sugar Assoc. 14 p. 20 cm. by Frank A. Kemp ...

Sugar -- Trade and statistics -- United States, 1942. World war, 1939-1945 -- Food supply -- United States. 33.

_______ T. F. Mahony, Knights of Columbus, Colorado State Council, Mexican Welfare Committee and Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems. (1931). Industrial relations in the beet fields of Colorado. Longmont: Colo. Mexican Welfare Committee Colorado State Council Knights of Columbus. [7] p. 23 cm. (3d :; 1931 :; Denver)Cover title./ An address delivered at the Third Catholic Conference on Industrial Problems, Denver, Colorado, April 21, 1931.

Agricultural laborers, Mexican -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado.

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_______ A. A. Miller. (1901). Condensed statement of the resources and progress of Mesa County, Colorado. Grand Junction, Colo.: Board of Commissioners of Mesa County. 44 p. ill. ; 23 cm.compiled by A.A. Miller.

Agriculture -- Colorado -- Mesa County.

Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado -- Mesa County. Cane sugar industry -- Colorado -- Mesa County. Fruit trade -- Colorado -- Mesa County.

Land settlement -- Colorado -- Mesa County. Grand Junction (Colo.) -- History.

Mesa County (Colo.) -- History. 35.

_______ T. G. Palmer, A. Keser, Some points on the care of the soil with sugar beets and Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress. (1909). The sugar beet industry as affecting American agriculture. Denver: 20 p. 25 cm. (Truman Garrett)(20th :; 1909 :; Denver)Caption title./ "Some points on the care of the soil with sugar beets," by Alvin Keser [sic] professor, Colorado Agricultural College Experiment Station (p. [17] - 20)address by Truman G. Palmer, Secretary of the American Beet Sugar Association delivered at the Twentieth Session of the Trans-Mississippi Commerical Congress at Denver, Colorado, August 17, 1909.

Sugar trade -- United States.

Beet sugar industry -- United States. 36.

_______ T. G. Palmer and Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress. (1909). The sugar beet industry as effecting [sic] American agriculture. Denver: 16 p. port. 23 cm. (Truman Garrett)(20th :; 1909 :; Denver)address by Truman G. Palmer, delivered at the twentieth session of the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress at Denver, Colorado, August 17, 1909.

Sugar trade -- United States.

_______ H. B. Pingrey and Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station. (1924). A preliminary report: the cost of growing sugar beets in 1922 and 1923, Weld County, Colorado. Fort Collins: Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station. 27 l. tables. 28 cm. Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station, Dept. of Economics and Sociology and the United States Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics cooperating./ Reproduced from typewritten copy.by Hazen B. Pingrey.

Sugar beet -- Colorado -- Weld County.

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_______ D. Richardson. (1913). The beet-sugar industry in Colorado. United States: Civic Quarterly. 6-10 p. ; 26 cm. Reprinted from the Civic Quarterly, Vol. 4, no. 3 (March 1913)./ Issue information from handwritten note on reprint.by Dio Richardson.

Beet sugar industry -- Colorado -- History. Colorado -- History.

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_______ Rocky Mountain Radio Council. (1944). The sugar beet industry. Denver: Rocky Mountain Radio Council. 23 p. ; 23 cm. "Excerpts from the Saturday Stock Show, broadcast by Station KOA, Denver, Colorado."

Sugar beet industry -- West (U.S.) 40.

_______ F. G. Taylor. (1944). A saga of sugar, being a story of the romance and development of beet sugar in the Rocky mountain West. Salt Lake City: Utah-Idaho sugar Co. 234 p. illus., plates, ports. (1 col.) 24 cm. Primarily a history of the growth of the Utah-Idaho sugar company.by Fred G. Taylor.

Beets and beet sugar -- West (U.S.) Utah-Idaho Sugar Company.

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_______ W. K. Winterhalter. (1903). The Colorado sugar beet : progress of husbandry in the Lower Arkansas Valley since the introduction of the beet-sugar industry. Denver, Colo.: The Colorado Press Bureau of Information. 8 p. ; 15 cm. by W.K. Winterhalter.

Agriculture -- Colorado. Beet sugar -- Colorado.

Beet sugar industry -- Colorado. Beets and beet sugar -- Colorado.