Two rodeo performers [Louis and Velda Tindall] holding their horses at the rodeo grounds somewhere in the Southwest.

Quanah Parker, Comanche Chief, and three of his wives, Ballard Spring, Matador, Texas

Rodeo performer completing his tie in a calf-roping contest somewhere in the Southwest.

A rodeo performer working in the ring with a wild horse is dismounting while an assistant comes in to help. Somewhere in the Southwest.

A rodeo contestant riding a pitching horse at the San Antonio, Texas rodeo grounds.

[Two clowns in Bonham parade, Will Evans' party for Fannin County, July 10-12, 1923]

[Bonham Blues baseball team, Texas-Oklahoma League; playing at Russell Heights field]

[Bonham Blues baseball team, Texas-Oklahoma League; playing at Russell Heights field]

[Bonham Blues baseball team, Texas-Oklahoma League; playing at Russell Heights field]

[Bonham Blues baseball team, Texas-Oklahoma League; playing at Russell Heights field]

[Riders in Bonham parade, Will Evans' party for Fannin County, July 10-12, 1923]

[Women on horseback, Will Evans' party for Fannin County, July 10-12, 1923]

[Bonham Blues baseball team, Texas-Oklahoma League; playing at Russell Heights field]

Man being dragged after lassoing four people on horseback at Texas rodeo.

A coyote typical of the wild animal that roamed the Texas prairie around the turn of the century.

A coyote typical of the wild animal that roamed the Texas prairie around the turn of the century.

An adobe house built by a Mexican family, typical construction of that area. Sonora, Old Mexico.

The Matador cowboys coming in to dinner at the chuck wagon on the Turtle Hole Division. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Rounding up the cattle on the Turtle Hole Division of the Matador Ranch. Matador Ranch, Texas.

[Joe Thurmond, mayor of Bonham, at Will Evans's party for Fannin County, July 10-12, 1923]