Truck Driver and Weighing Checker at Cotton Compress 1939

A truck driver and weighing checker stand on an unloading platform at a cotton compress in Houston, Texas, in October 1939. The cotton industry was a vital part of the Texas economy, supporting both local farmers and national textile production. In the 1930s, cotton was the leading cash crop in the U.S., driving significant agricultural trade.

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