The Civilian Conservation Corps At Work Montana And Northern Idaho

1934 (9:23) b/w, silent (3, jerky, off-centered, blurry)
Civilian Conservation Corps members clear and level a campsite, erect camp buildings, construct forest roads, spread poisoned grain for gophers, uproot currant and gooseberry bushes to check the spread of white pine blister rust, fell trees, and process telephone poles in the national forests of Montana and Idaho. Includes shots of CCC living facilities.

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