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Photograph of stock show and sale at Scrutchin Motor Company. From San Marcos Record: "There were one hundred and one entries in the 4th annual FFA, FHA, and 4-H Club Stock Show and Sale held on January 29, 1949. Despite extreme cold temperatures and windy weather, the event sponsored by the Rotary Club was held at the used car shed at Scrutchin Motor Company as a record number of participants gathered to show their animals. Shown is Allen Gene Goehring being congratulated on taking third place honors with a Hereford." From February 4, 1949 issue.

Photograph of stock show and sale at Scrutchin Motor Company. From San Marcos Record: "There were one hundred and one entries in the 4th annual FFA, FHA, and 4-H Club Stock Show and Sale held on January 29, 1949. Despite extreme cold temperatures and windy weather, the event sponsored by the Rotary Club was held at the used car shed at Scrutchin Motor Company as a record number of participants gathered to show their animals. Shown is Louise King with her Hereford, Janice Hohenberg with her reserve champion Hereford and Allen Gene Goehring who took third place honors with a Hereford." From February 4, 1949 issue.

Photograph of stock show and sale at Scrutchin Motor Company. From San Marcos Record: "There were one hundred and one entries in the 4th annual FFA, FHA, and 4-H Club Stock Show and Sale held on January 29, 1949. Despite extreme cold temperatures and windy weather, the event sponsored by the Rotary Club was held at the used car shed at Scrutchin Motor Company as a record number of participants gathered to show their animals. Louise King leads her Hereford into the auction ring. This was the second year she has shown an animal at the stock show." From February 4, 1949 issue.

Photograph of stock show and sale at Scrutchin Motor Company. From San Marcos Record: "There were one hundred and one entries in the 4th annual FFA, FHA, and 4-H Club Stock Show and Sale held on January 29, 1949. Despite extreme cold temperatures and windy weather, the event sponsored by the Rotary Club was held at the used car shed at Scrutchin Motor Company as a record number of participants gathered to show their animalism. and Mrs. Chas O. Maltsberger of the Roegelein Provision Company of San Antonio with an animal they had purchased." From February 4, 1949 issue.

Photograph of group of people standing on one side of a fence with five cows on the other side. From San Marcos Record: Grand Champion Steer of the eighth annual Hays Count 4-H FFA show is seen in the foreground with his owner-exhibitor Louis Ehrlich of Kyle. Reserve champion and owner are immediately behind Ehrlich, a fine black Angus shown by Andrew Hillert of San Marcos. Two other blue-ribbon winners seen in background are Mark Allen New of Buda with a Hereford and Billy Wayne Key of Dripping Springs with an Angus.

Photograph of three unidentified boys kneeling next to three cows at livestock exhibition.

Photograph of two unidentified men standing next to two cows at livestock exhibition.

Photograph of an unidentified man standing next to a cow at livestock.

Photograph of an unidentified woman standing next to a cow at livestock exhibition.

Photograph of group of men next to a herd of cattle at Armstrong Ranch.

Photograph of group of men next to a herd of cattle at Armstrong Ranch.

Photograph of group of men looking at a cow at Armstrong Ranch.

Photograph of group of men looking at a cow at Armstrong Ranch.

Photograph of boy standing behind cow. From San Marcos Record: "Hays County Fair Grand Champion steer Prince Peer 47. Raised by Tommie Stuart and his father, bred for David Ramsey." From September 10, 1959 issue.

Photograph of a boy and girl standing by cow. From San Marcos Record: "Hays County fair dairy blue ribbon winner Pat Cullen. Judy Thompson with unmilked heifer for second place." From September 10, 1959 issue.

Photograph of a cow in a field.

Photograph of cow in a field.

Photograph of a group of cows in a field.

Photograph of a group of cows in a field.

Photograph of a group of cows in a field.