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At that time, there was no electricity
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no kerosene lamps.
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Transportation was only horses
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and the Chicago Northwesten Railroad.
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No running water in the houses,
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no bathroom in the houses.
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That was pretty very tough business,
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I'll tell you that.
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In those days, you didn't have any choice;
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you just had to do what was going on
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in the country.
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When there were no jobs,
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you were lucky to get a job.
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My job on railroad in 1913
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was $60 a month, which was a lot of money.
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Wall Street in 1929
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was broke.
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1930: Franklin Roosevelt was elected president.
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The first thing he did was
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close all the banks in the United States.