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Pomp Hall, Negro tenant farmer, talking to another farmer as he waits at the blacksmith shop in Depew, Oklahoma for his plow points to be sharpened. Pomp Hall is considered one of the best farmers in this county and is consulted by Negroes and whites concerning farming problems. See general caption
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Credit linePomp Hall, Negro tenant farmer, talking to another farmer as he waits at the blacksmith shop in Depew, Oklahoma for his plow points to be sharpened. Pomp Hall is considered one of the best farmers in . 1940. Lee, Russell. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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