Photograph of the winner of the chicken race, Don Thomson, holding his race chicken.

Photograph of Don Thomson holding his winning chicken. He won the WBAP chicken race.

Photograph of participants at the starting line of the chicken race with their chickens.

Photograph of an display of oranges with two puppets on top. The orange brands on display are El Ray and Texas Citrus.

Photograph of participants racing their chickens.

Photograph of a man and a woman with a display of oranges. The man is pointing at one of the bags of oranges.

Photograph of participants preparing for The Great Chicken Race.

Photograph of the crowd for the chicken race at the WBAP building.

Photograph of Don Harris racing a chicken in front of the WBAP building.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant sitting in a chair on set with the word 'buddies' in the background.

Photograph of a man touching a puppet that is placed above a display of oranges and sitting next to another puppet.

Photograph of the winner of the chicken race, Don Thomson, with his trophy and race chicken.

Photograph of Don Thomson crossing the finish line with his race chicken.

Photograph of participants at the starting line of the chicken race.

Photograph of participants at the starting line of the chicken race.

Photograph of a slide advertising the beauty shop Richardson Coiffures. The background of the slide is an image of the building where the shop is located which is two stories. The building is brick with a Spanish tile roof and there are three brick pillars in the center of the image. Between these pillars are intricate metal railings on the second story and there are windows for the shops set between the pillars on both floors. In between the pillars on the first floor, there is a black rectangle with white text in it that reads "Richardson Coiffures 3313 Winthrop Ridglea".

Photograph of a slide advertising the phone number for the Fort Worth Star Telegram. The background of the slide is black and the text, which reads "ED 2-4131 Fort Worth Star Telegram", is white. The slide is taped to a canvas board with a piece of tape on each corner.

Photograph of a slide advertising the beauty shop Richardson Coiffures. The background of the slide is an image of the building where the shop is located which is two stories. The building is brick with a Spanish tile roof and there are three brick pillars in the center of the image. Between these pillars are intricate metal railings on the second story and there are windows for the shops set between the pillars on both floors. In between the pillars on the first floor, there is a white rectangle with black text in it that reads "Richardson Coiffures 3313 Winthrop Ridglea". The slide is pinned to a black board.

Photograph of the Country Gold wagon in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Two men can be seen at the front of the wagon. A sign for WBAP 820 Country Gold can be see on top of the wagon. The wagon is being drawn by six horses. Three people can be seen at the entrance of the courthouse.

Photograph of the Country Gold wagon in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Miss Ford County can be seen sitting at the front of the wagon as well as Bill Mack and two other men. The wagon can be seen drawn by six horses. People can be seen standing at the front of the courthouse.

Photograph of Bill Mack, Sheriff Low Evans, Miss Ford Country, and Chubby Wise in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Another man can be seen to their right. They can all be seen smiling and laughing. The Sheriff can be seen holding a piece of paper. Several other people can be seen standing near the entrance of the courthouse.

Photograph of Curran's laundry and dry cleaners advertisement slide.

Photograph of an artwork that says "What's Cooking?" and has cooking ware hanging.

Photograph of a roll box. The box reads "Gold Chain, Hot Roll Mix". On the box is a picture of cooked bread rolls on a plate.