Bulletin by William M. Hynds quoting instructions from the Cotton Export Program of the United States Department of Agriculture. This quote discusses cotton exports, applications to barter, and warranties. Forms for proof of exportation to be send to the Department are included.

Bulletin by William M. Hynds quoting instructions from the Cotton Export Program of the United States Department of Agriculture. This quote discusses cotton exports, applications to barter, and warranties. Forms for proof of exportation to be send to the Department are included.

Bulletin by William M. Hynds quoting instructions from the Cotton Export Program of the United States Department of Agriculture. This quote discusses cotton exports, applications to barter, and warranties. Forms for proof of exportation to be send to the Department are included.

Photograph of individuals riding through an intersection in a green stagecoach near bourbon street in New Orleans, Louisiana. Two individuals sit inside the carriage, while the driver, who wears a black top hat, and another individual sit on a bench seat on the front of the carriage. A tall, brick building stands on the corner behind them. It has green trim and a wrought-iron railing around its second floor balcony.

Photograph of the corner of Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Louisiana. A streetlamp stands on the sidewalk in the foreground displaying a sign that reads, "Bourbon St." Another sign hangs below it that says, "One Way" with an arrow pointing to the right. A light green building stands on the corner. Four steps leads to a dark green screen door with the building number "719" posted on it. The intersecting street, which is partially visible to the right of the building, disappears into the distance.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Docking in New Orleans Monday were (lower photo, left to right) Mrs. S. N. Goldman, 6900 NW Grand Boulevard ; Mrs. Richard L. Barth, 442 NW 18; Mr. Barth and Mr. Goldman."