not per hour ,,.it was rarely we did recieve a stipend of some kind ,We Never expected it , But P.op Always knew when Morale needed aboost . i recall getting potato money, cantalope ,greenbeans , sweetcorn ,and boy we hit the motherlode with turnip greens ,, we cut most those in the rain one wet fall ..and i think we each got 40 bux for a weeks work after school ,. WOW ! , whenever those crops were done, dad would divvy up some cash to us,so we could buy our own shoes,.. LOL ,. money was not abundant ,but we always had some to spare, and enuf for the fair .. I did get a bicycle for being on the Honor roll ,,. my sister was 10 yr older and she never did,get anything ,. and said so ,LOL ,..so Dad gave her the 57 Desoto ,lookin back i wisht i woulda got that instead of the bike ,. LOL .. Dad Would Get us new Shoes when the Tobacco crop Sold , Bought Us a new Transplanter for all thetobacco and tomatos , peppers ect,. we had at least 10 acres of cultivated hand work crop .. bought us nice equipment to work with ,You all Work Good and i will Get You nice stuff to work with that will last ,,.. and told us to keep it looking nice,. and WE Did ,..
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