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Farm family leaving dried out farm, Morse, Saskatchewan to Carrot River, Saskatchewan.
Farm family leaving dried out farm, Morse, Saskatchewan to Carrot River, Saskatchewan.
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Farm family leaving dried out farm, Morse, Saskatchewan to Carrot River, Saskatchewan.

Horse drawn cook car for family's living quarters followed by wagon load of goods hauled be second team. 
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Date 1934 
Creator Unknown
Genre Negatives, Photographs
Place Saskatchewan
Subject Depression, 1930s, Economic conditions, 1930-1939, Horses in transportation, Morse, Saskatchewan--Buildings, Morse, Saskatchewan--Transportation, Moving of buildings, Wagons
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Unique identifier CU183742 
Legacy Identifier na-1609-1 
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Attribution "Farm family leaving dried out farm, Morse, Saskatchewan to Carrot River, Saskatchewan.", 1934, (CU183742) by Unknown. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.