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Bird-Trap.

Description: Patent for improvements to a device used to trap birds, to keep them from damaging or consuming agricultural crops..
Date: November 19, 1901
Creator: James B. Barry.
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Bale-Tie

Description: Patent for improvements in bale-ties by using a “combination with a band; of jaws pivoted to one end of the band and adapted to engage a hook carried by the other end of the band, and a guard-plate fixed to one of said jaws and adapted also to engage the hook and prevent it from accidentally becoming disengaged from the jaws.” (Lines 78-84) Illustration is included.
Date: May 1, 1900
Creator: Pfeffer, Albert John
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Perini Family Farmhouse and Barn

Description: Copy negative of a two-story farmhouse and barn surrounded by a fence. The house has a porch and balcony. Standing in front of the fence is a man in a black suit, coat and hat. In front of the barn is an old car and behind it is a tall silo.
Date: unknown
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Family Picture

Description: Copy negative of Jim and Pearl Berry with other family members at Berry Farm. There are two men wearing cowboy hats and one is wearing a bow tie. There are two women and one girl in dresses and two small boys wearing caps.
Date: unknown
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Men in Field

Description: Copy negative of John and Cliff Berry dressed identically in button-up shirts, bow ties and straw hats. In the background are tall plants.
Date: unknown
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Forage Quality and Quantity in Texas : Managing Nutrition in Range Beef Cattle

Description: This document "discusses the forage quality trends in various regions of Texas, tools to analyze the nutritional environment of cattle and differentiate between forage quality and availability problems, and nutritional management strategies" (p. 1).
Date: September 2002
Creator: Lyons, Robert K.; Machen, Rick & Stuth, Jerry W.
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Men by Barn; Man Holding Sheep

Description: 1 copy negative of 2 images. The first is of 4 members of the Robinson family - Jim, Joe, John, and Boss - standing next to a barn wearing work boots, jeans, and hats. The second is of John Robinson holding a sheep. A barn and wagon loaded with hay can be seen in the background.
Date: unknown
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Field and Farmhouse

Description: Copy negative of Alex Davis' house in Roby, Texas. There are trees on both sides of the house. There are several people sitting on the porch and there is a horse on the left.
Date: unknown
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Field and Farmhouse

Description: Copy negative of Alex Davis' house in Roby, Texas. There are trees on both sides of the house. There are several people sitting on the porch and there is a horse on the left.
Date: unknown
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Life of Francis King Duncan

Description: Research paper written for a history class at Marfa High School about Francis King Duncan, who was pronounced dead by three doctors when he cracked his skull open on an old wooden stove in a train collision; but while the undertaker was preparing him for burial, he awoke. He developed a bad case of boils, contracted tuberculosis twice, and caught yellow fever in Oregon. After his service in World War I, Frank Duncan settled in Marfa, Texas, with his wife and daughter.
Date: December 13, 1965
Creator: Bagley, Bob
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Partner: Marfa Public Library
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