Vintage Mailbox on Milk Can Hydro Oklahoma June 1939

A mailbox sits atop a milk can in Hydro, Oklahoma, in June 1939. This arrangement was common among tenant farmers and sharecroppers, who often used milk cans for various purposes on their farms. During this time, rural communities relied on mail for communication and essential services, reflecting their agricultural lifestyle and interdependence.

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