Migrant worker on California highway

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Untitled photo, possibly related to: Chris Adolf, his team, and six of his children on their new farm. Washington, Yakima Valley, near Wapato

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Migratory children living in "Rambler's Park." They have lived on the road for three years. Nine children in the family. Yakima Valley, Washington

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The Browning home, a partial dugout. Seven children live here. Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon. General caption number 67

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Mrs. Soper tells how it was when they first came. Willow Creek area, Malheur County, Oregon. General caption number 72

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Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon. October 1939. Loading a truck in a sugar beet field

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Along a California highway, a dust bowl refugee bound for Oregon

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Depression refugee family from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Arrived in California June 1936. Mother and three half-grown children; no father. "Anybody as wants to work can get by. But if a person loses their faith in the soil like so many of them back there in Oklahoma, then there ain't no hope for them. We're making it all right here, all but for the schooling, 'cause that boy of mine, he wants to go to the University"

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Family of four to be returned to Oklahoma by the Relief Administration. "They won't go until they get so hungry that there's nothing else for them to do. They won't go--not twenty-five percent will go" said a transient case worker in Imperial County. This family was hungry. They lost a two-year-old baby as the result of exposure during the winter. Holtville, California

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This family without food and work about to be returned to Oklahoma by the Relief Administration. They have lost a baby as a result of exposure during the winter. Had to sell their tent and car to buy food. Neideffer Camp, Holtville, Imperial Valley, California

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