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Men digging sweet potatoes in Victory Garden at Sewage Treatment plant. Farm trucks and other vehicles are visible in the background.
1942-10-31
A man is plowing with a horse and eight other men are putting sweet potatoes in baskets and onto a truck.
1942
Men gathering sweet potatoes from Austin's Victory Garden. Baskets of sweet potatoes are visible in the foreground and cars are parked along the road in the background. Image was used in the City's 1943 Annual Report.
1943-11-09
Travis County Agriculture and Home Demonstration Council.
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Neighborhood children in Emmert's Garden at 4300 Avenue D
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Gordon Smith and a representative from Safeway stand behind the Grand Champion Steer at the Austin Livestock Show, undated. This image was created by Sam Smith
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Young man in cowboy hat leading a steer at the Austin Livestock Show, circa 1970s
A student with a pair of shears is clipping the fur of a sheep while his teacher looks on, undated. This image was created by Darl Hyatt. The sheep is on a bench with its head secured in a restraint. On back: "Carl William Whoberr-/-Freshman AG. Student, Kenneth Faubian-AG. Teacher."
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A large group of people are standing on the platform at a train station, undated. They are the delegates from the Travis County 4-H club going to the A&M College short course.
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A large group of people standing on the platform at a train station in July 1931
1931-07
A group of participants are standing and seated at a table filling out paperwork at a 4-H club event, undated. A banner above the table reads: To Make The Best Better, 4-H Clubs, Oak Hill
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Group of demonstrators walking along Congress Avenue, two men holding a sign that reads "Now is the time to buy a farm home".
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A large, aerial group of members of the 4-H home demonstration club in 1944. This image was created by Neal Douglass
1944
Large group portrait of children and teenagers in front of a train station on July 23, 1933. Signs on a window say "Missouri Pacific Lines" and an entrance transom window says "For Whites."
1933-07-23