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Shared marker for: "Lottie, March 18,1865--Nov. 3,1939, and James Collins, Sept. 1, 1861 --March 1,1921," Greenwood Cemetery. Wheat is sculpted at the top of the marker and a flower is in the lower lefthand corner. A Masonic symbol is over James' name; an Eastern Star symbol is over Lottie's name.
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Marker for Nancy E. Nussbaum, 1841--1891, Edwards Cemetery. Sheaves of wheat are engraved at the top corners of the marker.
3. Edwin & Leo
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Leo Daugherty and Edwin Reynolds with shocks of grain on the ranch near Brush Creek, Colorado.
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"Leo Daugherty and a shock of grain, Eagle Colo. 1915" - Alda Borah
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In image at lower left: San Luis Valley Wheat Field #35/ SHEPARD'S STUDIO, ALAMOSA, COLO.
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In image at lower right: O.T. DAVIS PHOTO No 1855.
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In image at lower right: O.T. DAVIS PHOTO No 1973
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In pencil at the top center of the back of the image: wheat stocks
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Attributed to O.T. Davis.
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In image at lower right: O.T. DAVIS PHOTO No 1858; In black ink on the back of the image: Wheat in shock, alfalfa growing and in stack on the Hampton-Simmons Farm, Alamosa. 1922 crop. The buildings in the grove is the farm of D. E. Ryker, formerly of Lyone, Kansas.
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In pencil at the top center of the back of the image: wheat
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In pencil at the top left on the back of the image: wheat
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In image at lower right: O.T. DAVIS PHOTO No 1850; In black ink at the top center on the back of the image: Spencer 1922 wheat in shock -- with oat field still standing at extreme left.