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Grandparents lived in Arkansas. We traveled from Michigan 4 times a year to visit. What is mostly rice now in the Mississippi valley around Memphis was all cotton then. In the spring it would all be flooded up to or over the porches of the share croppers houses, usually sitting on 4 or 5 cement blocks. Late summer they would be out picking the bolls by hand. Canvas bags slung over their shoulders. Full bags laying around and their children dumping them into the wagons. 8 or 10 ft wire mesh sides. Still some cotton through there but more rice now. This was early to late 60's. About 72 or so started seeing a few machines do the picking and the little shacks empty.
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