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In the 1940s, workers in north central ND manually dug holes for power poles to bring electricity to their homes.
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Two men unreel electric cable in north central ND in the 1940s
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Building the system in the 1940s was often back-breaking work.
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One of the last steps to bring electricity to a home is when a worker raises the power line to the top of the pole.