E. B. Norman, J. L. Hurley, Homer I. Galloway and A. M. Morris

Creator

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Identifier

20049507

Description

Sitting on a bench in the Livestock Exchange Building in Fort Worth, Texas, are E. B. Norman, of Canton, Texas; J. L. Hurley, Homer I. Galloway and A. M. Morris, all of Wills Point, Texas, fathers of some of the youths whose livestock scored top prices in the Fort Worth, Texas, market. Mr. Hurley is wearing a striped suit and the other men are wearing shirts and trousers. Mr. Hurley, Mr. Galloway and Mr. Morris are holding newspapers. There is a boy wearing a shirt, trousers and a cowboy hat sitting behind them at left. There are windows and a coat rack in the background.

Archival Date

1941-04-03

Collection Name

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection

Collection Number

AR406-6-1364

Original Format

Negatives, Black & White

File Format

JPG

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Subjects

Hurley, J. L.; Galloway, Homer I.; Morris, A. M.; Norman, E. B.; Windows; Coat Hangers; Newspapers; Meat industry