Clearing Mesquite Trees in El Indio Texas March 1939

In March 1939, individuals clear land by chopping mesquite trees in El Indio, Texas. This agricultural practice illustrates the labor involved in farming during that era. El Indio, located in the southern part of the state, was known for its arid landscape and agricultural activities. Many farmers relied on mesquite clearing to prepare land for cultivation.

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