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Identifier
20038594
Description
Members of the Soil Conservation Service are meeting to discuss unusual soil erosion on the bank of the West Fork of the Trinity River. Inspecting the roots of a tree, left to right are George B. Romans and H. G. Millican. The exposed roots are the result of flood damage to the bank. Mr. Romans, of Graham, Texas, is a work unit conservationist. He is wearing a hat, dress shirt and trousers. Mr. Millican, of Loving, Texas, is chairman of the Upper Westfork Soil Conservation district 507. He is dressed in a hat, button-up shirt with cuffed sleeves, and trousers.
Archival Date
1945-05-31
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-650
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Romans, George B.; Millican, H. G.; Soil Conservation Service; Soil Erosion; Trees; Roots; Rivers; Riverbanks; Trinity River (Tex.); Trinity River, West Fork (Tex.)
Subjects
Romans, George B.; Millican, H. G.; Soil Conservation Service; Soil Erosion; Trees; Roots; Rivers; Riverbanks; Trinity River (Tex.); Trinity River, West Fork (Tex.)