Stoves Being Repaired Outside Browning House Oregon 1939

Stoves are positioned outside the Browning house in Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon, for repairs in October 1939. This scene illustrates the practical preparations rural families undertook before winter. During this period, wood-burning stoves were essential for heat and cooking, reflecting the self-sufficient lifestyle of the regions residents.

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