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Bringing the hay from the field to the machine for baling. The Mary E. Jones place of about 140 acres. There are eight mules on the entire place, two cows and this year forty acres in tobacco, no cotton. The sons, W.E. and R.E. Jones, own ninety-nine acres and sixty acres respectively. They have own
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Credit lineBringing the hay from the field to the machine for baling. The Mary E. Jones place of about 140 acres. There are eight mules on the entire place, two cows and this year forty acres in tobacco, no cott. 1939-01-01. Wolcott, Marion Post. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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