"Lemonade Stand" Mr. Hersey, Prop. and Mr. O'Reilly

 

In 1916, two men operate a makeshift “lemonade stand” in a cleared field, likely serving workers in a logging or land-clearing area. A simple wooden structure with a canvas cover provides shade for basic supplies, while cut stumps and felled timber stretch across the background, marking an active work site. Such small, informal setups were common in remote areas, offering food and drink to laborers far from towns and established businesses.