Mexican Townfolk Sacking Peppers Stockton 1936

In November 1936, Mexican townfolk in Stockton, California, sack peppers, illustrating agricultural practices of the 1930s. The labor-intensive pepper harvesting was vital to Californias economy in the Great Depression era.

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