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Paul J. Green and his wife and one of their daughters showing the way they worked their small plot in 1935 and the two preceding years before they received their horse from the Rural Settlement Administration, which they are using to work the land this year. A son makes up the fifth member of the fa
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Paul J. Green and his wife and one of their daughters showing the way they worked their small plot in 1935 and the two preceding years before they received their horse from the Rural Settlement Administration, which they are using to work the land this year. A son makes up the fifth member of the fa

1936-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit linePaul J. Green and his wife and one of their daughters showing the way they worked their small plot in 1935 and the two preceding years before they received their horse from the Rural Settlement Admini. 1936-01-01. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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