Cow Bells

Cow Bells

Photo of 3 women who a Cow-Belles members. The Cow-Belles were the female members of the Stockman's Association. The 1st woman is wearing a dress, earrings, wrist watch, and glasses. She is holding in her hands a towel or apron with the words Cow-Belles on it and a picture of a women wearing a dress with an apron on it. Around the edge of the towel or apron a cattle brands. The 2nd woman is wearing a blouse with a design on it, a skirt, earrings, and a wrist watch. The 3rd women is wearing a blouse, and a skirt with a deign on it. She is holding in her hands a poster that has the words Cowbelle Chimes by Leonora E. Gustafson; The Cowbelles of North Dakota, Just one of many states, The Cowbell now is our emblem, With the wild rose there entwined, Hear the chimes ring and thru grassy rangeland, Bring light unto our theme, To promote public relation through, THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY. Pictures on the poster are cowbells, wild roses, a windmill, farm or ranch home, fence, trees, cattle, a horse and a cowgirl. On the table in front of the women are cow bells with different letters on them. A sign on the wall behind them reads No Smoking. Folding chairs are to the right of the women. Exact date and location are unknown. Unidentified.

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black and white Ansco Safety Film

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36079-002

Dickinson, N.D.

Safety Film Negative

4 x 5

No receipt.

Box 88-3

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