Three men load watermelons into a Seaboard Air Line Railroad car. Published in the Stuart News (10 May 1956) with a caption that reads "Juicy Melons Loaded On Freight Car. Spring in the air, a pile of prime juicy watermelons and big smiles go together and 'that's what we like about the South.' This carload of melons was grown by Richard Hayes on the Becker ranch. It was loaded here Monday under the watchful eyes of James Mason of Leesburg, a buyer for the growers' market there."
Several men around a truck trailer filled with large squash or watermelon. Seaboard Air Line Railroad car in view behind the trailer. The produce items are either being loaded or unloaded from the railroad car.
Woman sorts and packages eggs. Similar photo published in the Stuart News (21 Oct 1954) with the caption: "Mrs.R.H. Reddick of Palm City grades in her stock room on the Reddicks' hens-in-cages chicken farm on the Loop Rd."
