Workers Removing Cotton at Lake Dick Project 1938
Workers remove cotton from a bag at the Lake Dick Project in Jefferson County, Arkansas, in October 1938. The Lake Dick Project was part of a larger initiative to improve agricultural efficiency in the region. Cotton, a major cash crop, played a significant role in the economic landscape of Arkansas during the late 1930s.
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Workers Removing Cotton at Lake Dick Project 1938
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