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Parade of WPA workers along Madison Street near Wells, January 1939. During the Great Depression, the Works Progress Administration,
the Civilian Conservation Corps, and other federal agencies provided jobs for many unemployed workers on projects designed
to meet community needs, but there was always a demand for more jobs than were available.
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