No Hitchhiking Allowed Sign in San Juan Texas 1939
A drawing on a truck windshield displays a no hitchhiking policy in San Juan, Texas. Captured in February 1939, this image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, which documents everyday life in Texas during the late 1930s. San Juan, located in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, was a growing agricultural hub at the time.
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No Hitchhiking Allowed Sign in San Juan Texas 1939
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