W.A. Weber wrote and published “My Book Profits in Poultry” in 1927, a catalog and guide in raising poultry that shows the different breeds you can purchase from the Weber Hatchery.
Arm bands are worn by the Little International Exposition participants when showing animals. The judges use the numbers to track and identify the participants for awarding points.
The South Dakota State College (now Ƶ) Horticulture Department invented this grasshopper poison spreader to combat the locust plague during the Dust Bowl.
This delicate silk bodice is part of a wedding dress ensemble worn by Fredrica Peterson at her marriage to Albert Linnell on Jan. 21, 1903, location unknown. This pigeon pout or pigeon breast style was fashionable from 1900 to 1910 (the Edwardian era).