Workers at Peanut Shelling Plant Comanche Texas 1939

Workers operate at a peanut shelling plant in Comanche, Texas, in November 1939. They remove waste from shelled peanuts, showcasing the agricultural industry essential to the local economy. At that time, peanut production was significant in Texas, contributing to both state and national food supplies. Comanche played a vital role in this labor-intensive process.

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