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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Banta, farmers near Anthon, Iowa. They have groceries to last for only ten days unless they sell some of their livestock which is most essential for farming next spring. They hardly have a ton of wheat straw, and all the WPA money has been spent for livestock feed
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Credit lineMr. and Mrs. Charles Banta, farmers near Anthon, Iowa. They have groceries to last for only ten days unless they sell some of their livestock which is most essential for farming next spring. They hard. 1936-01-01. Lee, Russell, United States. Resettlement Administration. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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