Potato Pickers at Pay Office Spiro Oklahoma 1939

In June 1939, potato pickers gather at the pay office in Spiro, Oklahoma, to submit their labor checks. Workers received three cents per bushel for their harvest, illustrating the agricultural economy of Sequoyah County. This image provides insight into the labor practices and rural life of the region during the late 1930s.

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