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Olivia de Havilland - 1942
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J. P. Osborne Hereford Cattle Sale attendees Jack Frost, owner of the White Hat Ranch (left) Bob Mousel of the firm of Mousel Brothers, of Cambridge, Nebraska (center) and F. W. Fischer of Tyler, Texas.
1940

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Texas Hereford Association Tour. Left to right, L. L. Mackey, and W. R. Owings Junior, both of Longview
1940

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Bob Cannon, oil driller for the Burk Royalty Company, Howsley and McCord ranch
1941

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Standing left to right, Lewis Roberson, Pecos, Texas ranchman, and S. M. Kyle, Loving County, Texas. At the annual meeting of the Pecos Valley Livestock Protective Association
1940

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Clyde "Buck" Buchalew ,chuck wagon cook. He worked with the Renderbrook Division of the Spade Ranch, near Colorado City, Texas
1941

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Hopefully not to drag this discussion too far off track, but here's another of my OWL favorites, "Maud Bows to the Virginia Creeper", taken in 1956. To me this photo does a great job of capturing a bit of rural life in the mid-1900s. How long has it been since it was "normal" for kids to drag polewood home on a sledge with a mule?

Green Cove is near Mount Rogers, the highest peak in Virginia. The Virginia Creeper line lives on as a bicycle trail.

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