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E.O. Stenquist, his wife, and one of their children talk with RR (Rural Rehabilitation) supervisor Glenn F. Cowan in front of the completely remodeled family home which is one result of the Farm Security Administration tenant purchase loan made to Stenquist in 1939. After one season's operations und
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E.O. Stenquist, his wife, and one of their children talk with RR (Rural Rehabilitation) supervisor Glenn F. Cowan in front of the completely remodeled family home which is one result of the Farm Security Administration tenant purchase loan made to Stenquist in 1939. After one season's operations und

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Credit lineE.O. Stenquist, his wife, and one of their children talk with RR (Rural Rehabilitation) supervisor Glenn F. Cowan in front of the completely remodeled family home which is one result of the Farm Secur. 1940-01-01. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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