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A Labor Day Parade in Las Vegas, Nevada. A truck from the Boulder Lumber Company is shown with a banner advertising, catering industrious employees Local 591, circa 1930. The original image has been damaged.

Two Anglo women and three Indian women. The Indian women are seated on wicker chairs. The Indian woman at left turned away from the camera; second Indian woman in center, back row, hides her face with her arm. The photograph was possibly taken at Manse Ranch in Pahrump, Nevada. A Post-it note identifies the Indian woman in front, right, as "probably Maude Yount." This is a different woman from the Maude Yount identified on photo Image ID:0096 0020.

Description provided with image: "The University of Nevada Las Vegas' Women's Track and Field or Cross Country Team. Top Row (L-R) (Sheila Nicks?), ?, ?, ?, and ?. Bottom Row (L-R) Head Coach Al McDaniels, ?, (Michelle Sanchez?), ?, Assistant Coach Ike Jones."

Description provided with image: "The University of Nevada Las Vegas' Women's Track and Field or Cross Country Team. Top Row (L-R) (Barbara Neville?), ?, ?, ?, Myrna Nearing, and ? Bottom Row (L-R) Head Coach Al McDaniels and Assistant Coach Bonnie Rennald."

An unidentified student (at left) hangs streamers above a service desk in James Dickinson Library, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Library employee Cathy Marion stands behind the desk. The decorations are for a celebration of the university library's 30th anniversary on September 7, 1991. Site Name: University of Nevada, Las Vegas

L-R: Boulder City (Nevada) News writer and local historian Virginia "Teddy" Fenton with Maurine Wilson, UNLV Library Director Hal Erickson and curator and Las Vegas civic leader Anna Dean Kepper, at the Mormon Fort site in Las Vegas, Nevada. Site Name: Las Vegas Mormon Fort (Las Vegas, Nev.)

Yvonne Farewell with U.S. bicentennial sign for the Tactical Weapons Center, Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. The sign shows an eagle with a banner in its talons, and the "Betsy Ross" U.S. flag (13 stars forming a circle) with a 50-star U.S. flag. The sign reads "Range Group Logistics."