File:Roy Thornton and daughter baling hay, Ferry County, Washington, 1967 - DPLA - d0c00d268a02e1af01a1c3db2e103613 (page 2).jpg

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Description Roy Thornton talking to daughter, Edith, driving tractor in field of baled hay, with fence line, rolling hills and trees in background. Note: Names read left to right, as subjects appear. Names: Thornton, Edith; Thornton, Roy
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Roy Thornton and daughter baling hay, Ferry County, Washington, 1967
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