Postcard postmarked January 6, 1926 of the Bender Hotel in Laredo, Texas. Several people are standing outside and there are automobiles parked on the street and on the hotel sidewalk.

The Chamber of Commerce Band in Henrietta, TX around 1925.

Interior of the Clay County Abstract Company around 1925. Employees stand behind their work tables. Typewriters are on the tables, a phone hangs on the wall, and electric lights hang from the ceiling. Written on the back of the photograph, "Clay County Abstract Company, my daddy's [Volney Lefevre] office during the oil boom that started in Burkburnett. Business was good. He made a mint of money and paid off all his business debt. by Lois V. Lefevre Malone"

Cotton pickers in Clay County, TX.

County Officials: Commissioners Court. Photo circa 1925: Henrietta, Texas.

Edgar F. Thomas (Blacksmith) standing next to automobile. Photo circa 1925: Henrietta, Texas.

Cyrus Coleman, editor of the Henrietta Independent from 1900-1940.

(back of photo) Gordon B. Broyles of Palestine, Tex. visits William Blackshear at Freeport 1925. This at Tarpon where I boarded until Recorty Cottage re-finished. Photo is from the William Blackshear collection, which was donated to the Palestine Public Library. [Tarpon is an earlier name for Port Aransas.]

Halsell Band standing with their instruments by Halsell Church in Halsell, TX. Drum says "Halsell Concert Band". Pictured are (l to r) Jess Arnold, Unknown. Unknown, Arthur Short, Perry Whitehead, Luther Denney, Ace Short, Bunk Whitmire. Seated on right, Ott Forester.

Using a hay baler during harvest around 1925.

Henrietta Citizens: Frank Marshall, Tex Rickard, Clair Hilburn, and A.C. Jacobs. Photo circa mid 1920s: Henrietta, Texas.

August Bevering, W. F. Suddath, Tex Rickard, Tom Fields, and two children standing outside a home in Henrietta, TX around 1925.

Students taking a group photo. Photo circa 1925: Henrietta, Texas.

Henrietta Public School Grade 7. Photo taken in 1925: Henrietta, Texas.

The new Hope Cemetery chapel in Henrietta, TX in 1925.

Photograph of a man with white hair. Photograph of M. C. Lofton, a Mason in Van Horn, TX.

Bales of cotton in a Petrolia cotton yard.

Photograph of boy with dog. Photograph of Ponce Villalobos, Jr, of Van Horn, Texas, with dog, possibly 1925.

A formal portrait of Col. Hugh B. Moore in a dark suit and bow tie. This is a portrait in profile (left side).

Private theater upstairs in the Schlosberg Department Store. The room is decorated with hearts and streamers and has a number of tables and chairs, a piano, and a large rug.

Steam engine for tractor: Jake Hoeffner's Advance Rumley. Photo circa 1925: Henrietta, Texas.

Photograph of a man. Photograph of Thomas E. Neill, a Mason in Van Horn, TX.

Men working with the threshing machine, advance Rumley steam engine.

Excursion party posing in front of the Shary house