Photograph of Indiangrass, planted in March 1949, which has been harvested twice for seed. A. W. Shoup, gets early spring grazing, harvests seed on October. He pulls the cattle off about May 1 to make a good seed crop. From five acres of Indiangrass, Shoup took 131 pounds of re-cleaned seed in October, 1949, and 490 pounds in October, 1950. The Indian grass was preseeded for five years by vetch and small grain (oats and rye). From left are Bill Haiser and E.E. McAllester, Soil Conservation Service technicians. III - 5CT. TX-47, 505.

Photograph of strip cropping. Strip Cropping on the W.H. Hair Farm near Dublin, Texas. Two rows of Sudan grass in strips and 8 rows of crops on Soil Unit 12. TX-307-5.

Photograph of strip cropping. Strip cropping on the W,H. Hair farm near Dublin, Texas. Two rows of Sudan grass in strips and 8 rows of crops on Soil Unit 12. TX-307-6.

Photograph of conservation training. This excellent job of vegetating the dam on Site no. 2 of Greens Creek is in the evidence here as the trainees and instructors of the Stephenville Training Center pose for a picture. Note the knot-root paspalum grass in the foreground along the water line and Bermuda grass on the rest of the dam.

Photograph of conservation training. A study of grasses and their adaptability is being conducted by Plant Material instructor, James E. Smith, on the grass plots grown cooperatively between Tarleton State College and the Soil Conservation Service Training Center. The trainees come from Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico along with one visitor from Indonesia.

Photograph of conservation training. The purpose of the detention reservoir on small watersheds is being explained by training center supervisor, walter E. Chessmore, while Maurice Gamble was waiting to discuss vegetating of the dam as a part of agronomy training at the Stephenville Training Center.

Photograph of a storefront with a sign that reads "Duffau Store" in Duffau, Texas. Two gas station pumps can be seen in front of the store. A utility pole is present on the right side of the building.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Who says two stubs where arms should be are a handicap?"

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph of the St. Mary's Catholic Church building in Dublin, Texas.

Photograph of the interior of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Dublin, Texas decorated for Christmas services.

Portrait of Eugene Freeman "Shake" Oliver, a shoe shiner in Dublin, Texas, wearing a suit and hat.

Photograph of a man driving a truck with women sitting at a table with an umbrella in its bed, and "Loyd Hines, Dublin Tex." printed on the door. The truck is decorated as a float for a rodeo parade.

Photograph of a high school football team in formation on a football field, with a Coca Cola advertisement behind them.

Photograph of Baxter Barr, owner of a barbecue in Dublin, Texas standing next to a donkey with a sign that says "Everybody eats Barr's BQ except me. You know what I am." The donkey was his entry in a parade, and other parade entries are visible in the background.

Photograph of a large number of boys on a float with the words "Cub Scouts" on the side in the Dublin, Texas rodeo parade. It is being pulled by a large truck, partially visible on the left.

Photograph of the directors of Dublin Rodeo Enterprises, Inc. sitting on horses arranged in a line, with a sign behind them that says "Colborn Bowl."

Photograph of the Dublin High School Band majorettes in costume standing together in the Colborn Bowl after the 1950 rodeo parade. The girls are identified as Virginia Ruth Wheatley, Elva Jean Grant, Harlean Brown, and Barbara Rasberry.

Photograph of a man standing in the Dublin Hatchery with chickens in cages and walking around on the ground.

Photograph of a Dr. Pepper truck with two girls sitting on the front of it and a group of children standing on the back above rows of Dr. Pepper bottles. The truck was part of a rodeo parade in Dublin, Texas.

Photograph of men standing on and around a truck decorated as a parade float, with a sign that says "Dublin Auto Mechanics Class, Erath Vocational School."

Photograph of the Dublin High School Band majorettes in costume standing in the Colborn Bowl after the rodeo parade. The girls are Virginia Ruth Wheatley, Elva Jean Grant, Harlean Brown, and Barbara Rasberry.

Photograph of the Novits Department Store float in the Dublin rodeo parade, with children standing in the bed of a truck and a large pair of jeans suspended over them with a sign that says "Lee Riders."

Photograph of a parade float with men in military uniforms holding an American flag and an "American Legion" flag and a small display of rifles. A campaign sign for Pierce Brooks is in the background, as well as a railroad crossing sign.