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Life on the farm in the Prairies - 1st 1/2 of 1900's

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Accidents happened all too often.  Many migrant workers were denied health and welfare services. A seven year old child hooked his knee with a beet knife and continued to work. Many others who began the same way found themselves at a dead end.

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On most farms living conditions for temporary workers were miserable.
Migrant children were allowed to attend school but work on the crops came first. Families were crowded into makeshift shacks that had no screens to keep out swarming insects and had no electricity or running water.

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Children and adults worked for hours and hours. The newsies received no salary or commission.
They faced a bleak future their prospects dimmed by their lack of education and skills.