Photograph of several buildings. People are standing on the porch of the building on the left. Three horse drawn wagons and a saddle horse are in front of the buildings. A man and a woman are in the wagon on the far right.

Yearbook for the College of Industrial Arts in Denton, Texas, includes photos of and information about the college, student body, faculty and organizations.

This book serves to expose fraudulent doctors, practitioners and other professionals who treat individuals without the proper licenses. It includes detailed descriptions of malpractice, letters from a fake professor, newspaper advertisements for fake treatments and cures, as well as other miscellaneous prosecutions in Bexar County, Texas.

Photograph of the Brenham Waterworks building. The building has several large trees around it and there are two men standing under the ivy that stretches across the front of the building. To the left are a horse and buggy with two men inside and pair of horses behind with another man holding the reins.

Photograph of four men wearing hats; they are identified as the Thirty-third Annual Green's Brigade Reunion. One man is identified as M. Jones. Three men are standing, and one man is sitting in front. The standing men are wearing ribbons that say "Reunion."

Photograph of a baby identified as F. A. Krause. He is laying on his stomach and smiling.

Photograph of a child identified as Madam Corney. He is wearing light-colored shorts and dark-colored shoes.

Photograph of a woman identified as Mag Hellmuth. She is posing in left-profile view, and is holding a small bouquet of flowers.

Photograph of a child identified as Mrs. Tom Botts. The toddler is standing on a chair, leaning her face next to a mirror.

Photograph of a bearded man, identified as Reverend Chlumski. He is wearing a coat and pocket watch, with a cross emblem at the end of the chain. The cross says "1876." He is holding a pen in his left hand.

Photograph of a group of men and women identified as the Singing Club. Several people are holding books. The group is posing on the porch of a wooden building with a piano in the center.

Photograph of two children; one is identified as Mrs. F. Klingspom. A baby is sitting in a chair on the left, and an older child is standing to the right.

Photograph of a woman and child; the woman is identified as Mrs. H. Mueller. She is holding the infant, and they are both wrapped in a light-colored cloth.

Photograph of a woman and man; one person is identified as Jimmie McDades. The woman is standing on the left side. She is wearing a hat and earrings. The man is sitting on the right side. He is wearing a suit and holding a hat.

Photograph of an unidentified wooden machine. There are metal spikes protruding out of a wooden cylinder on the top and a metal wheel coming from the right side of it.

Photograph of the 1914 graduating class of St. Philip's Industrial School at La Villita. Four rows of girls are visible, with all except two wearing mortarboards. Buildings are visible on the sides and in the background. The girls are wearing dresses or jackets and skirts.

Photograph of white frame church building. There is a picket fence on the right and left sides of the church. Several buildings can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a plain, brick building identified as Gainesville Public Library. The street sign on the corner has the names "Main St." and "Denton St." There are several trees outside of the building. Text on the back of the photograph says, "Gainesville First Library Building opened in 1914 - photo presented by Mr. Andrew Carnegie."

Photograph of a man standing, identified as Bill Stratton. He is wearing a World War I uniform and hat, and is holding a rifle with both hands. In the background, there is a wooden house. William (Bill) Stratton lived from March 24, 1900 to March 1971.

Photograph of two men, identified as Bill Stratton and Neely Huffhines, standing and saluting one another. The men are both wearing World War I uniforms and hats. In the background, there is a house with a covered porch. William (Bill) Statler Stratton lived from March 24, 1900 to March 1971. Davis Neely Huffhines lived from December 28, 1895 to April 1987.

Photograph of two men standing, identified as Bill Stratton and Neely Huffhines. The men are both wearing World War I military uniforms and hats. They are standing on the porch of Huffhines' wooden house on Plano Road before it burned. William (Bill) Statler Stratton lived from March 24, 1900 to March 1971. Davis Neely Huffhines lived from December 28, 1895 to April 1987.

Photograph of two men and one woman, identified as Bill Stratton, Mary (Lawler) Huffhines, and Neely Huffhines; Mary Huffhines is the mother of Neely Huffhines. The two men are wearing World War I military uniforms and hats, and the woman is wearing a light-colored blouse and dark-colored skirt. The three people are standing outside of the Huffhines' home, a two-story house with a covered porch, before it burned.

Photograph of a group of men gathered around an oil well. The well extends above the photograph, and pipes lead away from it to the right.

Three photographs of the San Antonio Sewer Pipe Manufacturing Company factory in Saspamco, Texas. At the top, two men wearing suits and hats are standing on a brick wall, in front of two additional brick-wall tiers; the ground below them appears to be graveled. The photograph on the bottom-left appears to be the front of the factory; the building has checkered brick-patterns and a series of windows. The third photo, on the right side shows a dirt path outside the factory. Pipe pieces are stacked to the right of the path and, on the left, various other items are stacked around curved fencing; several tall pillars are visible in the background. Text below the photographs says: "Saspamco -- Sewer Pipe Factory, Around 1914 or 1915."