Women Shopping at Cooperative Store Southeast Missouri 1938

Women examine a selection of goods inside a cooperative store in New Madrid County, Southeast Missouri, in May 1938. Cooperative stores were essential for rural communities, allowing farmers to pool resources and access goods. This image illustrates the significance of local commerce in supporting agricultural practices during the Great Depression era.

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