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Loading Cranberries
September 1934
A crew of agricultural workers loads boxes of cranberries for transport to the drying sheds.
Harvesting Cranberries
September 1934
Harvesting cranberries at the Cranberry Lake Lake Development Company in Wood County.
Cranberry Cleaning Machine
September 1934
Two men are loading cranberries into a washing machine.
Cranberry Warehouse
September 1934
View of a cranberry marsh and warehouse. In the foreground is a warehouse for the storage of harvested cranberries.
Cranberry Drying and Storage
1934
Two workmen stack crates of cranberries in an open air drying shed. The original caption which was supplied by the Agriculture Department noted that Wisconsin's cranberry harvest then yielded about...
Making a New Cranberry Bog
June 1938
Construction of a leadgate to control the water flow in a new cranberry section at the Cranberry Lake Development Company in Price County.
