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Nacedah project, Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson standing in front of their log and peat cabin. Thompson said that he had three crops out of nine on his land
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Credit lineNacedah project, Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson standing in front of their log and peat cabin. Thompson said that he had three crops out of nine on his land. 1936-01-01. Carter, Paul. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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