Photograph taken in the Saylor Hotel of a group of high school students and one adult all wearing cowboy hats, and several wearing coats with fur-lined collars. All are looking down towards a paper that the young man third from the left is holding. Names of the group are listed left to right on the back. The man fourth from the left is identified on the back as a "county agent".

Photograph of five men gathered in a trailer, working with a radio microphone. Four of the men are wearing brimmed hats. The man standing in the middle, next to the radio operator seated at the table, is identified on the photo itself and on the back of the photo as Sheriff "Stub" Stubblefield of Mills County.

Photograph of a boy with a cowboy hat and a sign hanging from his neck with the number "1" written on it, standing to the left of a cow and holding the animal's lead rope. Two men are standing to the right of the cow, also in cowboy hats and western attire. The boy is identified on the back as Johnny Wigley, grand champion of the Houston Livestock Show, and the two men are identified as Bill Williams and Edgar Brant. The cow has a sign across its back with the name of the stock show and the words, "Grand Champion" on it.