Ernest ANDERSON (b. 1902)

Residence: Burnt Ridge; Troy
Occupation(s): Farmer
Family Origin: Parents emigrated from Sweden and settled in the late nineties. Helen Anderson's husband

Interviews

Ernest Anderson Interview #1, 6/5/1974

Topics:
Hard times in Sweden and Duluth. Play and fights as a boy. Getting started as a farmer. Canyon logging; horse team hauling. Joe Wells. Father's craftsmanship. 6-5-74 1.5 hr
Duration:
1:32:39
Interviewer:
Sam Schrager
Keywords:
African-Americans businesses butchering families farming immigrants knitting logging lumber schools winter world wars
Locations:
Burnt Ridge Troy
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Ernest Anderson Interview #2, 6/14/1974

Topics:
Depression trials. Rural schools: strictness, teachers, decline. Harvest work as roustabout. Early sawmilling. Chores. 6-14-74 1.5 hr
Duration:
1:33:38
Interviewer:
Sam Schrager
Keywords:
Great Depression accidents chores churches families farming games homesteads logging schools teachers
Locations:
Burnt Ridge Troy
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Source
Preferred Citation:
"Ernest ANDERSON (b. 1902)", Latah County Oral History Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/lcoh/people/anderson_ernest.html
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