Unloading Cotton Bale in Houston Texas October 1939

In October 1939, workers unload a bale of cotton from a freight car at a cotton compress in Houston, Texas. The cotton industry played a crucial role in Texass economy during the early 20th century. Houston was a significant hub for cotton processing, contributing to the states status as a leading cotton producer in the nation.

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