Vintage 1936 Stockyard Attendants Herding Hogs in Aledo

In November 1936, stockyard attendants herd hogs into pens at the stockyards in Aledo, Illinois. During the 1930s, Aledo was central to the livestock industry in Mercer County. The stockyards were vital for the local economy, facilitating the transportation and sale of livestock, which supported farmers and meat production in the region.

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