Beet Unloading Machine Worker East Grand Forks 1937

A worker operates a beet unloading machine at a sugar beet factory in East Grand Forks, Minnesota, in October 1937. Sugar beets played a crucial role in the local economy and agricultural practices during the 20th century. The factory contributed to the region’s agricultural productivity and helped establish Minnesota as a key player in sugar production.

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