COBS FROM ELMER’S CORD CRIB FREE

By J. C. Mattix
Published on May 1, 1967
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Courtesy of W. L. Idol, Route 3, Winston-Salem, North Carolina A sawmilling scene with a Geiser engine.
Courtesy of W. L. Idol, Route 3, Winston-Salem, North Carolina A sawmilling scene with a Geiser engine.
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Roy’s Cartoon Book is out and selling some. It is a
delightful piece of furniture. 60 some cartoons and a good laugh in
every one. Just the thing to have on your coffee table for friends
to read while you make dinner. It is only $1.00 from either Roy or
the Stemgas Publishing Company.

We expect to have a new book out by the next issue of the Album.
It is a history of one of the threshing companies and very well
written and much detail by a college professor who never got
agricultural machinery out of his mind. It had 80 typewritten pages
and with some pictures, there will be about 90 pages in the 5×8
book. Wait and see.

This tribute to an Old Steam Engineer was entered by Mr. Mattix
to be published in the Iron-Men Album. Little did we know that we
would be printing it along with his own obituary.

AN OLD STEAM ENGINEER NEVER DIES.

He just gets a full head of steam, mounts the cab, gives a toot
on the whistle and puts a steady hand on the throttle with keen
eyes on the straight and narrow road.

He just floats away to meet THE CHIEF ENGINEER OF ALL and his
old steam friends of years gone by to his home over there where
there is no pain, no sickness, no sorrow, no death, but life
eternal for ever more.

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