Iron Man Of The Month

By Joe Fahnestock
Published on September 1, 1970
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Iron-Man Frank Miller in the engineer's cab of his 80 horse Case A familiar sight at the Old Time Threshers & Sawmillers, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Courtesy of Joe Fahnestock, Union City, Indiana 47390
Iron-Man Frank Miller in the engineer's cab of his 80 horse Case A familiar sight at the Old Time Threshers & Sawmillers, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Courtesy of Joe Fahnestock, Union City, Indiana 47390
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''THE SMOKESTACK IS THE FIRST THING I SEE WHEN A STEAM ENGINE IS COMING DOWN THE ROAD ''that was the only answer Iron-Man Frank Miller's uncle had to give to pass his steam engineer's examination years ago. ''But they made me answer a thirty-question exam
''THE SMOKESTACK IS THE FIRST THING I SEE WHEN A STEAM ENGINE IS COMING DOWN THE ROAD ''that was the only answer Iron-Man Frank Miller's uncle had to give to pass his steam engineer's examination years ago. ''But they made me answer a thirty-question exam
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Iron-Man Frank Miller has much to do with organizing the Ft. Wayne show of the Old Time Threshers & Sawmillers. Here you see the self-appointed ''World Champion Bundle Pitcher'', Woody Call, pitching bundles at the Ft. Wayne. Show. Courtesy of Joe Fahnest
Iron-Man Frank Miller has much to do with organizing the Ft. Wayne show of the Old Time Threshers & Sawmillers. Here you see the self-appointed ''World Champion Bundle Pitcher'', Woody Call, pitching bundles at the Ft. Wayne. Show. Courtesy of Joe Fahnest
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Part of the big Ft. Wayne Old Time Threshers & Sawmillers which Frank Miller helps organize is this view of The World's Champion Eater. Harold White, whose wife sells the Mohawk Indian jewelry each year, demonstrates his superb culinary skills. Here he is
Part of the big Ft. Wayne Old Time Threshers & Sawmillers which Frank Miller helps organize is this view of The World's Champion Eater. Harold White, whose wife sells the Mohawk Indian jewelry each year, demonstrates his superb culinary skills. Here he is

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There are steam engineers, and there are steam engineers. Some
are of the squat, broad-chested, oily-overalled type, others the
gaunt, bent-over, big-veined variety with barely enough energy to

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