Cornhusking Contest Contestant Ontario Oregon 1941

A contestant participates in a cornhusking contest in Ontario, Oregon, in November 1941. Such contests were community events that showcased agricultural skills. Cornhusking was vital for harvesting corn, a staple crop in Malheur County. These events fostered local camaraderie and highlighted the importance of agriculture in rural life during that time.

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