Farms

Part of the railroad tracks of the Chicago, Burling and Quincy Railroad tracks have washed out, washing gravel and sand onto Quentin Parkinson's land. His land is near the Missouri River, along the Iowa-Nebraska state line.

Damage to machinery and machine shed or garage on the farm of Clem Woods farm. The farm is about a quarter-mile south of a dike break on Plum Creek, Iowa, caused by flooding of the Missouri River.

Sand covers farm land just south of Highway 2, west of Hamburg, Iowa, caused by flooding of the Missouri River.

Damage to a barn on the farm of Clem Woods can be seen in this photo. The Woods farm is about a quarter-mile south of a dike break at Plum Creek, which broke during flooding of the Missouri River.

Corn cribs and railroad track damaged by flooding of the Missouri River near McPaul, Iowa.

Damage done to Theodore Schooley's home near McPaul, Iowa, during flooding of the Missouri River.

The Clem Woods farm residence, about a quarter-mile south of a dike break on Plum Creek, Iowa.

Sand around the building and farm of Orville Sonner, near the dike break on Plum Creek, Iowa.

Holes washed out in farmland south of McPaul, Iowa caused by flooding of the Missouri River.

Sand washed up on farmland just south of Highway Number 2 on the farm of Orville Sonner. The two men in the photo are unidentified.