Photograph of water droplets. In the image, the fast moving droplets look like multiple flying saucers against a black backdrop. Narrative by Junebug Clark: One image out of a series of test images on how to capture Jack Daniel's Whiskey being Charcoal-Mellowed "drop by drop." Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Signed by: Joe Clark, HBSS Clark PhotoFile: 7312

Photograph of a slide illustrating a television screen with text that reads "Captain Midnight" including drawing of four faces. The slide is taped against a wall next to an outlet.

Photograph of camera operators filming on set. On the set, there is a man and a woman acting. They appear to be in a conversation. The man can be seen sitting on a chair. The woman is standing in front of a chimney. There are furniture and decorations all around them. A microphone on a boom pole is visible above them. A boom operator is standing to the far left of the image.

Photograph of a slide illustrating a television screen with text that reads "Highnoon News" including drawing of four faces. The slide is taped against a wall next to an outlet.

Photograph of a slide illustrating a television screen with text that reads "Texas Living" including drawing of four faces. The slide is taped against a wall next to an outlet.

Photograph of a camera operator filming on set. On the set, there is a man and a woman acting. They are facing to the right and the man is following after the woman. There are furniture and decorations all around them. A microphone on a boom pole is visible above them.

Photograph of two men working while sitting down. The man in the foreground appears to be working on an iron. Back of photo reads, "T+D - P.A. Service Center".

Photograph of stubble mulching. Stubble mulching on wheat land. Guy Schroder is shown with the wheat drill he uses on stubble mulched land. It is a 16-foot, 10-inch Van Brundt drill that sows a strip 13 feet and 4 inches wide. It has 10 inch row spacings and 14 inch disc openers. Schroder is a cooperator with the District and started the Soil Conservation Service program on this farm in 1950.

Photograph of stubble mulching on wheat land. Guy Schroder, left, a cooperator with the North Caddo District, and Harold Slaton, Soil Conservation Service [SCS], Conservation Aid, are examining a wheat drill used to sow wheat on stubble-mulched land (16 feet, 10 inches Van Brunt model). Schroder began cooperating with the SCS in 1950 in planning a soil conservation program for his farm.

Photograph of stubble mulching. Stubble mulching on wheat land. Stubble mulch implement of Guy Schroder’s. This implement has a series of five 32-inch sweeps. Schroder is a cooperator with the North Caddo Soil Conservation District [SCD] and started the Soil Conservation Service program on this farm in 1950.

Photograph of switchgrass. The switchgrass was planted on March 27, 1956. There was no moisture to germinate the seed until April 28. The fertilized part receive 100 pounds of 16-20-0 per acre. OK-395-6.

Photograph of Weeping Lovegrass. The switchgrass was planted on March 27, 1956. There was no moisture to germinate the seed until April 28. The fertilized part receive 100 pounds of 16-20-0 per acre. OK-395-5.

Photograph of Fred L. Whittington, Range Conservationist, and I. C. Thurmond, Jr. ranch owner, viewing the different amount of insoak on Thurmond's Red Rock Ranch. People shown in photo go as followed from left to right: 1. Fred L. Whittington 2. I. C. Thurmond, Jr. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Moisture Intake. Fred L. Whittington, Range Conservationist and I. C. Thurmond, Jr. ranch owner, viewing the different amount of insoak. Same Range Site but different range conditions. Poor Condition – 3 inches. Fair Condition – 10 inches. Excellent Condition - 30 inches."

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFED man standing next to a 36" I. D. Concrete pipe near Washita River Watershed Site 22, Wildhorse Creek Subwatershed, near Marlow. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Site 22, Wildhorse Creek, SCS 36" I. D. Concrete pipe in place."

Photograph of a field of weeping lovegrass planted in the spring of 1955. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Weeping lovegrass planted in the spring of 1955. Fertilizer applied in the row as indicated."

Photograph of a field of weeping lovegrass planted March 27, 1956. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Weeping Lovegrass planted March 27, 1956. There was no moisture to germinate seed until April 28. Fertilized side received 100 lbs. of 16-20-0 per acre."

Photograph of a hole dug to indicate moisture intake on the Red Rock Ranch. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Moisture Intank. On October 14, 1956, and 1.65 inch rain fell on this area in two hour period. The moisture penetrated 30 inches where ground was covered with dense stand of Sand bluestem in Excellent Condition. Only 10 inches insoak on Fair Condition and 3 inches insoak on poor condition."

Photograph of forage clipped from one-meter square area of Sand bluestem in excellent condition on Mixed Upland Range Site on the Red Rock Ranch. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Forage clipped from one meter square area of Sand bluestem in Excellent Condition on Mixed Upland Range Site. The production was at rate of 8000 lbs. forage and 5000 lbs. of stubble and litter per acre."

Photograph of the mechanics work area of the Simmons Motor Company garage. A myriad of mechanics tools and machines line the walls of the garage, but the floor is shiny and free of clutter. Signs hang above the work space reading "Austin's Largest Independent New Car Dealer / authorized to sell all makes" and "Interference makes a mechanic's work less efficient."

Photograph of a slide that reads "China Passage" featuring illustrations of a diamond and a ship sailing the ocean. The slide is taped to a wall next to a door.

Photograph of a behind view of WBAP-TV camera operators on set. In the background, there is a wall display and a backdrop showing the sky full of clouds. To the left, there is a man fixing a display sign advertising roses.

Photograph of a slide illustrating a television screen with text that reads "Movietime U.S.A." including drawing of four faces. The slide is taped against a wall next to an outlet.

Photograph of an UNIDENTIFED man standing next to a 36" I. D. Concrete pipe near Washita River Watershed Site 22, Wildhorse Creek Subwatershed, near Marlow. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Site 22, Wildhorse Creek, SCS 36" I. D. Concrete pipe in place."

Photograph of switchgrass. The switchgrass was planted in the spring of 1955 with fertilizer as shown in pounds per acre. OK-395-1.