Cotton Hoers Leaving Greenville Mississippi 1937

Cotton hoers leave Greenville, Mississippi, at 5 a.m. for long days on plantations. In June-July 1937, they earned one to one dollar twenty-five cents daily, returning home around 8 p.m.

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