Peanut Shell Transport System Comanche Texas 1939

A vintage image from November 1939 shows a pipe system transporting peanut shells into a mixing room at a peanut-shelling plant in Comanche, Texas. The peanut shells were processed and mixed with blackstrap molasses to create livestock feed. This piece is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, reflecting agricultural practices of the time.

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