The Darling Of Dunleith
Life on the Misissippi Delta
By Jimmy Reed —— Bio and Archives--June 16, 2014
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When cotton gins processed only a few bales an hour, farmers placed small wooden sheds at the edges of fields to store the handpicked harvest until it could be ginned. They protected their contents from rain, but if by chance they caught fire, sheds and contents were consumed quickly.
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