"Oh, he [FDR] was OK. Heaven's sake, we loved him to pieces because he got us out of what we were in, that deep depression. Yeah, he did that all right. He put people to work, and that's what it takes."
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Mildred Opitz grew up in Seward County, Nebraska. She and her husband Chris were married in 1929 and they had two children. She remembers farming with horses and has experienced all of the major innovations in agriculture that have happened since. And, as she says, she still enjoys dancing more than almost anything else in the world. |
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"Oh, he [FDR] was OK. Heaven's sake, we loved him to pieces because he got us out of what we were in, that deep depression. Yeah, he did that all right. He put people to work, and that's what it takes."
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