Day Laborers and Cotton Pickers Lake Dick Arkansas 1938

Day laborers and cotton pickers stand at Lake Dick, Arkansas in September 1938, waiting for their wages after a long workday. This scene captures the labor force engaged in cotton agriculture, a significant part of Arkansass economy. The era saw many families relying on agriculture for sustenance and survival.

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