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

Dr. Holmes, his wife, and son in front of their home in Bellevue.

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"

The students of Deer Creek School (grades 1 - 11). John V. Lyles is the principal.

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.

Henrietta Chamber of Commerce with (front row) Volney LeFevre, W.W. King, T.K. Howard, Bradd Staggs, Lee Ham, (back row) Jim Alcorn, C.S. McKinney, R.C. Green, Frank Moore, F.F. Green, A.H. Bevering, J.T. Petro, Obenchain, and Judge J.P. Williams standing in front of City Hall.

A parade in Henrietta for the Bryant Edwards Rodeo 1922.

Interior of Henrietta Cafe arounf 1920 with tables, chairs, barstools, tiled floor, and owners Cora and Charlie Capps. Inscription on back of photo states, "Brother & sisters ran this Henrietta cafe. May have been in the St. Elmo Hotel or where the Clay County Sherriff's Department is now located. They operated cafes at both locations. Pictured are Cora and Charlie Capps. Lou Capps also assisted. Great Aunts and Uncles to Jerry Payne."

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

Madison Township Red Cross Nurse in her uniform beside her automobile on a road in Clay County.

Photograph of two women and two men seated in an automobile around 1920.

Photograph of cowboys on horseback riding into a corral at the J. H. Dunn ranch where cattle are milling in a group. There are low wooden troughs full of hay inside the corral, to the right, and a large barn outside the corral to the left, as well as other buildings visible in the background.

On the Sanzenbacher Ranch, Henry Sanzenbacher is on the horse, Elise Sanzenbacher is driving the Dodge car, and Carle Sanzenbacher is in the car.

Photograph of men and cattle in a field on the Sanzenbacher Ranch. Cecil Mullins is standing on the top of a hay wain filled with hay, holding a pitchfork of hay aloft. Two men on horseback in the front of the image are identified as Henry Sanzenbacher (right) and Uncle Henry Carle Sanzenbacher on the light horse (left). Cattle are grazing in the background.

Three unidentifed women in an automobile visiting an oil well in Clay County, TX.

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.

Robert Watkins' family in their automobile crossing the Little Wichita River Bridge in Henrietta, TX.

Wooden oil rig, the first in Shannon, TX around 1928.

Men going duck hunting in an automobile around 1920.

Bales of cotton in a Petrolia cotton yard.

The Fulz / Van Winkle family on an outing in their automobile around 1920.

Using a hay baler during harvest around 1925.

W.E. Edwards, publisher of People's Review Newspaper.

Cotton pickers in Clay County, TX.