Tip Estes Son Loading Tiles in Fowler Indiana March 1937

A rural scene shows a young boy loading tiles onto a wagon in Fowler, Indiana, in March 1937. This image documents the agricultural practices prevalent at the time, emphasizing the role of family labor in farming. Tile drainage was essential for improving soil productivity in Midwestern agriculture, reflecting the regions commitment to farming efficiency.

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