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Two photographs are used under a Creative Commons license. The rest are public domain or drawings made for these pages.
Back to the monthPhotographs
An owner in the morning, reading a card with a laptop open. Shixart1985. Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Wikimedia Commons. The file is Woman reading information from a card while working on a laptop. Cropped for this page.
Hands on an open laptop, with a closed notebook and a pen in front. Microbiz Mag. Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Wikimedia Commons. The file is Working from home laptop and notepad. Cropped for this page.
A handwritten ledger with a name on each line. Public domain. Camp Chesterfield hotel ledger, Digital Public Library of America. Wikimedia Commons page 158066505.
A bank day column for one month, with the tenth in the list. Public domain. First National Bank of Greeley, Union Colony interest account. Wikimedia Commons page 173587888.
A savings passbook with dates, amounts, and signatures. Public domain. Money Museum, Belarus. Wikimedia Commons page 201832141.
The stockyards entrance photograph is only on the state page. Pixabay photo 1590922. Pixabay Content License.
Drawings
The calendar with the tenth circled, the thirteen week cash table, the short list before the tenth, the card of weekdays still left, the open items card, the credits card, and the note cards on the other pages are drawings made for this site. They are not photographs and they are not client records.
A closed laptop on a Friday was not an unused photograph we could stand behind, so the Friday picture is the open laptop and the closed notebook. The circled tenth is a drawing because the bank page shows the tenth in a column rather than a circle.