Help Us Write History responses to article from UNLV Special Collections, posted in the Las Vegas Review Journal on April 1, 1984 on behalf of the Dorothy Dorothy Collection. As stated, 13 callers identified the man in the middle of the photo as Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona. The women remained unidentified. The callers' names and numbers are listed in order of call, as well as information they know about the people in the photograph.

A group photo of Howard family women. Handwritten description provided on stock card: "L-R: 1) Jessie Pearl Howard Johnson Manor; 2) Nancy Howard Copley; 3) Ollie Howard Lohr; 4) Mary Josephine (Baxter) Howard (seated). Photo probably taken in Oregon, ca. 1906." Additional information handwritten on a separate piece of paper: "1) Jessie Pearl Howard Johnson Manor; 2) Nancy Howard Copley (center standing); 3) Ollie Howard Lohr; 4) Mary Josephine (Baxter) Howard, seated. Aunt Nancy was about 5'7", very tall in our family. Grandmother Mary Josephine was only 4'10" and my mother Jessie Pearl was barely 5' tall. Aunt Ollie was about 5'2". Probably had Jessie and Ollie on boxes. Photo probably taken in Oregon. Jessie probably 14 or 15 when photo taken because family left Ore. when she was about 16 yrs. old. Mother born 1892 so picture ca 1906."

Four unidentified women stand in front of a house. They all are wearing jackets or sweaters and boots.

Five women sit on the back of a boat, crusing across Lake Mead. From left to right, they were identified as: 1. Maida Lee, 2. Lorna (Jollei) Kesterson, 3. Betty Gilmore Nickell, 4. Betty Ferguson, 5. Kelly Ward. The photographer was Bill Russell, who worked for the Bureau of Reclamation, Boulder City, Nevada. This shot was taken as a Lake Mead publicity photo.

Photograph of women posing on cottage steps, Goldfield (Nev.), early 1900s

Photograph of women sitting on the porch of house, Pioche (Nev.), 1900-1925