Tenant Purchases Under Bankhead-Jones Act 1938

In November 1938, six successful applicants emerge from a competitive selection process under the Bankhead-Jones Act for farm land acquisition near Stockton, California. This program aimed to improve land ownership accessibility for individuals, reflecting the agricultural landscape of San Joaquin County. Government initiatives significantly shaped rural communities in California during this era.

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