Mississippi Lumber Trade January 1939

Farmers bring trailer loads of wood to Laurel, Mississippi, on a Saturday afternoon to sell to local residents. In January 1939, the lumber trade plays a significant role in the local economy. Mississippis agricultural practices included timber harvesting, which provided essential resources and livelihoods for many families in the area.

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