Roustabout Chewing Tobacco in Seminole Oil Field 1939

A roustabout takes a chew of tobacco while working in the Seminole oil field in Oklahoma. Created in August 1939, this vintage image offers insight into the daily life of oil field workers. The Seminole oil field played a crucial role in Oklahomas oil industry, shaping labor conditions and culture in the early 20th century.

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