Cotton Picking in Lake Dick Arkansas September 1938

A day laborer picks cotton in the Lake Dick Project area of Arkansas in September 1938. This location was part of a federal initiative to improve agriculture and living conditions during the Great Depression. The project aimed to assist farmers and promote sustainable practices, contributing to regional economic recovery.

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