Cotton Seed Linters Removal Process McLennan County 1939

This vintage image captures the cotton seed oil mill process in McLennan County, Texas, from November 1939. Workers removed linters from cotton seeds, which are rich in cellulose. The linters were then formed into bats for various applications in chemical industries, showcasing an essential step in cotton processing and industrial use.

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