The image is a black and white photograph depicting an older man sitting outside of what appears to be a bar or restaurant, as indicated by the sign "Beer Open Now" visible in the window. The man wears a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses resting on his nose, and holds a cigarette between his fingers. He's dressed casually with rolled-up sleeves, a long-sleeve shirt under a short-sleeve undershirt, dark trousers, and cowboy boots are seen beside him. The setting suggests an urban environment, possibly in the early to mid-20th century based on clothing style and photographic quality. In addition to the main subject, another person is partially visible through the window behind him, seemingly engaging with something outside of view. This photograph seems part of a series or collection related to rural life in Texas, as suggested by the title "The Texas cow-puncher in town for the day" provided along with additional information about The ranch for which he works is 90 miles away, and the road which leads to it passes one house on the way. Van Horn, Texas. This photo has a date stamp of April 14th, 1937 located at the bottom right corner as indicated by "Ferry & Sons" in red text with numbers underneath in black ink.
The Texas cow-puncher in town for the day. The ranch for which he works is 90 miles away, and the road which leads to it passes one house on the way. Van Horn, Texas
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