![Jack Neill, "migratory fruit tramp," on banks of Pulah [Putah] Creek near Winters, California. He owns one acre subsistence farm near Porterville. Represented migratory laborers as speaker at Commonwealth Club, San Francisco (See published "Transactions" of the Club). Education: two years to Univers](https://thumbs.arkivism.com/loc-2017760269.jpg)
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Jack Neill, "migratory fruit tramp," on banks of Pulah [Putah] Creek near Winters, California. He owns one acre subsistence farm near Porterville. Represented migratory laborers as speaker at Commonwealth Club, San Francisco (See published "Transactions" of the Club). Education: two years to Univers
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Credit lineJack Neill, "migratory fruit tramp," on banks of Pulah [Putah] Creek near Winters, California. He owns one acre subsistence farm near Porterville. Represented migratory laborers as speaker at Commonwe. 1935. Lange, Dorothea. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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