FROM HAY TO SPACE

By Mrs. Iva Burris
Published on September 1, 1967
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The Old Boy is caught doing a bit of whitling by Mrs. Burris. Note the shop on the left, and the canopy outside work space on the right back, as depicted in Mr. Glessner's cartoon. The last type of the heavy-duty Oil Pull, a 20-35, also peeks around the g
The Old Boy is caught doing a bit of whitling by Mrs. Burris. Note the shop on the left, and the canopy outside work space on the right back, as depicted in Mr. Glessner's cartoon. The last type of the heavy-duty Oil Pull, a 20-35, also peeks around the g
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The writer, Mrs. Iva Burris stands beside the reversed stacker fan on the smallest Case thresher. Courtesy of Mrs. Iva Burns, Rt. 1, Box 1015, Yucaipa, Cal. 92399
The writer, Mrs. Iva Burris stands beside the reversed stacker fan on the smallest Case thresher. Courtesy of Mrs. Iva Burns, Rt. 1, Box 1015, Yucaipa, Cal. 92399

Rt. 1, Box 1015, Yucaipa, Cal. 92399

Dear Elmer, Aunt ‘Lene, Anna Mae, Kitty, and all others of
your wonderful family who publish and edit the Iron Men Album and
Gas Engines.

While my good hubby has had too many other tasks on his mind for
the past few years to continue his series ‘Gossip from the Back

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