Worker Sampling Cotton in Houston Texas 1939

In October 1939, a worker cuts a burlap bag to collect a sample of cotton from a bale in Houston, Texas. This image reflects the cotton industrys significance in Harris Countys agriculture. At that time, cotton was a vital crop, contributing to the local economy and providing employment for many residents in the region.

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