Tractor, threshing machine, two binder racks, barn in picture. Also shown are seven men and a small boy, most in working garb. The man in the suit appears to be Reg Conlin.
Two women in dresses and a man in white shirt with arm bands, tie, and hat in a garden. One woman is holding a walking plow, the other a branch (possibly to shoo away mosquitos?)
Grain has been unloaded by bucket from the grain wagons into what could be a rail car or wooden annex. Train siding with grain cars in the background. Snow fence curves along the left side of the picture.
Two men in uniform carrying a flag, a group of men in suits following as they parade down 2nd Avenue West. The date on the postcard is August 17th, 1914.
Gasoline tractor in a field using a belt pulley to drive what is probably a threshing machine. Two men in picture, one in full suit with tie and waistcoat, one in workman's clothing.
Two men in a four wheeled buggy driving a mule in harness. The men are wearing overcoats and have a lap robe over their knees. The caption, written in ink, reads "Yours truly 'The Three Mules'".
