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Group photo of farmers in work wear posing casually with baskets near orchard Amity Peach Pickers
three white women on float decorated with flowers with "Pea Ridge Heart of the Ozarks" on the side Apple Festival Float
African-American woman with baskets filled with cotton Arkansas City Cotton Picker
Line of white men on tractors in orchard Bert Johnson Orchards
Large field with plants Biggs Onion Farm
Ripe red tomato on green vines with leaves in pot Bradley Pink Tomato
Long multistory building adjacent to railroad track Brandy Distillery
Trucks parked along busy street with men standing around them and cars passing by Carlisle Rice Trucks
Multistory buidings with farm equipment and people Charleston Cotton Gin
One Black girl and two Black boys in work clothes, two without shoes, pose in dirt field with hoes Chopping Cotton
Two white men on horse drawn carriage watching white man and woman working in a field in period costume Cleaning Sorghum
Group of men watching flames and smoke emerging from mostly collapsed building Compress Fire
Wagons loaded with cotton crowding dirt road that runs in front of several buildings Conway Cotton Wagons
Stacks of cotton bales sitting outside warehouse building with houses in the background Cotton Compress
White and African-American workers with machinery and piled of cotton inside seed house Cotton Seed
Group of white men on horse back with wagons on dirt road Cotton Wagons
Horse drawn wagons with buildings behind them Cotton Wagons
White woman holding baby alongside young boy and girl standing before a wooden structure covered by a tent Cotton Workers' Tent
two-story wooden building with stone pillars and grape arbor alongside it Cowie Wine Cellars
Grain elevators with silos and buildings on gravel road DeWitt Grain Elevator
White man on cotton harvester machine in cotton field Dortch Plantation Cotton Picker
White men with trucks loaded with cotton outside industrial buildings and single-story outbuildings Earl Kiech Cotton Gin
White women in dresses and several men in hats beneath shelter Elberta Peaches
building with "Eudora Ginnery" sign with cotton bales smoke stack and water tower Eudora Cotton Gin
Cartoon profile view of an old white man and small bush Farkleberry and Faubus
White man in suit and tie posing on a porch with a large watermelon Orval Faubus with Hope Melon
Crowd of people with horse-drawn wagons transporting cotton down a street lined with buildings Foreman Cotton Auction
Portrait of an older white man with a white beard and receding hairline wearing a suit and tie William Fuller
Multistory wooden building with smokestacks Goodlet Cotton Gin
multistory seed-processing building with cars parked out front Hartz-Thorell Seed-Processing Plant
white man in glasses wearing suit in front of bookcases Jacob Hartz Sr.
African-American men and women holding peanut plants with white woman sitting in front of them and dogs in the foreground Harvesting Peanuts
Farmers on tractors pulling harvester trailers in field Harvesting Soybeans
Group of white men working with tools and horses in rice field Hazen Rice Crop
Elevated view of trees and houses with roads running among them Highland Orchard
Displays of fruits and agricultural products inside large hall Horticulture Exhibit
White man smiling in suit and tie William Hudson
Steamboat loaded with cotton bales at port John Howard Steamboat
Brick building with sheet metal awning and agricultural equipment in front yard Judd Hill Cotton Gin
Side view of brick building with sheet metal awning and agricultural equipment in front yard Judd Hill Cotton Gin
Interior of brick building with metal roof Judd Hill Cotton Gin
Farm for sale advertisement Judsonia Farm Ad
Horse and carriage procession along train depot with building sign reading "Mary Jane Table Syrup" Judsonia Strawberry Wagons
African American man sitting on tractor beside wagon loaded with cotton and brick building in background Keiser Cotton
Workers and steam train hauling logs at lumber mill Kiech Sawmill
Wagons loaded with rice outside multistory mill buildings with smoke stack L. A. Black Rice Mill
white man operating cotton baler Lake Dick Cotton Baler
hand painted "Sugar loaf lavacaberries" graphic advertisement with illustration of large berries and background of orchard Lavacaberry Crate Label
Men and horse-drawn wagons outside wall with building behind it Loading Apples
White man woman and children under an apple tree with a full basket of apples Logan County Apple Orchard, 1920s

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