Edwin Sanders riding fence on his own ranch in the panhandle of Texas following a bitterly cold storm called a "blue norther" in that section. ED Ranch, near Crowell, Texas.

Edwin Sanders dragging a beef in for butchering in bitterly cold weather; this type of storm is usually referred to as a "blue norther." ED Ranch, near Crowell, Texas.

Cattle drifting before a "blue norther" looking for windbreaks. These bitterly cold storms caused great losses to cattlemen, note the grass and foliage are covered with ice. ED Ranch, near Crowell, Texas.

Edwin Sanders (leading) and the foreman of the Three Circles Ranch on a trail with a pack animal. Three Circles Ranch, Texas.

Some Block cowboys helping the wagon cook pitch camp on the range of the El Capitan Land and Cattle Company. Three Block Ranch, near Richardson, New Mexico.

A typical branding scene in the Southwestern cattle country around the turn of the century, with a fire which demonstrates a trick of the trade, note the branding iron handles are placed back of the logs and in the wind where they will absorb a minimum am

George Pattullo, tenderfoot on the range and writer of western stories, and [Robert] Faure ("Frenchy"), nephew of the President of France, using field glasses to scan the distant valley, their horses stand nearby. JA Ranch, Texas.

[Robert] Faure ("Frenchy"), nephew of the President of France, sitting on the brow of a hill overlooking the valley while his mount waits patiently "tied to the ground" nearby. JA Ranch, Texas.

George Pattullo, western writer, pointing across country while [Robert] Faure ("Frenchy"), nephew of the President of France, follows with field glasses. Their horses stand "tied to the ground" waiting. JA Ranch, Texas.

Two LS cowpunchers (Zack T. Burkett in front) feeling their way over a bad trail. LS Ranch, Texas.

A couple of OR cowpunchers shoeing a horse in line camp down on the border between Arizona and Old Mexico. The Greene Cattle Company, with headquarters in Hereford, Arizona, had a spread in both Old Mexico and Arizona. The adobe line camp and chuckwagon

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John Jackson, Matador range boss, looking out over a herd of 5,000 cattle at a roundup. Matador Ranch, Texas.

The Race--NYC

Emil Ludwig, Writer

Argeson's Shoe & Hat Repair Shop, Allentown, Pennsylvania, September 1979

People of the North Portal

Two Children in Bed

Robinson Jeffers

Use of Photos With Language Handicapped, Bilingual Children, Bilingual Adults