Woman Holding Flour Sack Dresses at Sabine Farms 1939

A woman stands at Sabine Farms in Marshall, Texas, holding dresses crafted from flour sacks. In April 1939, the Great Depression prompted families to adopt creative solutions for basic needs. The Farm Security Administration supported farmers like those at Sabine Farms, highlighting resourcefulness during economic hardship.

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