Cotton Loading onto Truck at Lake Dick Project 1938

Workers empty sacks of cotton onto a truck at the Lake Dick Project in Arkansas in September 1938. This location was part of a significant agricultural initiative aimed at improving farming efficiency. The cotton industry was a major economic force in the U.S. South, contributing to the livelihoods of many families during this period.

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