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The town of Caddo in southeast Okalahoma.
Abandoned farm. Coldwater District, north of Dalhart, Texas.
Blowing dust in the Oklahoma Panhandle.
Leveling hummocks in the dust bowl. Coldwater District, thirty miles north of Dalhart, Texas.
Mailbox in Dust Bowl. Coldwater District, north of Dalhart, Texas.
Southwestern New Mexico.
One of a group of western Oklahoma wheat farmers congregated at crossroads service station. "In 1934 I had four renters, and I didn't make anything. I bought tractors on the money the government give me, and I got shet of my renters.
Colored plowboys on cotton plantation in Brazos riverbottoms coming in from the fields. "I never heard of Joe Louis." Texas.
Native Texas tenant farmer. Near Goodliet [sic], Texas. Aged seventy; seventeen years on the same farm. Is to be "tractored out" at the end of 1938. One son has been tractored out and has been on WPA (Work Projects Administration) for two years.
Basin listing on the great plains of the Texas Panhandle.
Tractor operator in western cotton fields. Works as wage laborer, earns one dollar per day. Childress County, Texas.
Tractor operator in western cotton fields. Works as wage laborer, earns one dollar per day. Childress County, Texas.
Farm Security Administration camp for migrant agricultural workers at Shafter, California.
Farm Security Administration camp for migrant agricultural workers at Shafter, California.
Barn and shed of farm in the Texas Panhandle. Near Boise City, Texas.
The highway going West. U.S. 80 near Lordsburg, New Mexico.
The highway going West. U.S. 80 near Lordsburg, New Mexico.
One of a group of western Oklahoma wheat farmers congregated at crossroads service station. "In 1934 I had four renters, and I didn't make anything. I bought tractors on the money the government give me, and I got shet of my renters.
Houses at Lake Dick cooperative, Arkansas.
Farm Security Administration camp for migrant agricultural workers at Shafter, California.
Farm Security Administration camp for migrant agricultural workers at Shafter, California.
Farm Security Administration camp for migrant agricultural workers at Shafter, California.
Farm Security Administration camp for migrant agricultural workers at Shafter, California.
Farm Security Administration camp for migrant agricultural workers at Shafter, California.
Tractor on Lake Dick project, Arkansas.
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