Letters

By Staff
Published on July 1, 1963
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Now to reminisce a little. I started firing on a 16 hp Nichols & Sheppard at our saw mill in 1908 at the age of 11, and from that time on was engaged in this kind of work (when not in school) till 1926 when I decided we would lose the battle to the combin
Now to reminisce a little. I started firing on a 16 hp Nichols & Sheppard at our saw mill in 1908 at the age of 11, and from that time on was engaged in this kind of work (when not in school) till 1926 when I decided we would lose the battle to the combin
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W. H. Hooke's engine supplies heat for the College dormitory. See Mr. Hooke's letter.
W. H. Hooke's engine supplies heat for the College dormitory. See Mr. Hooke's letter.
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Lawrence Weisz writes . . . . . . .

Enclosed you will find a check for three dollars for the renewal
of the finest and most interesting magazine which I receive. I have
been getting it since 1951 and I have all the copies up to the
present except for one. I am also enclosing two pictures of some
old steam shovels that were used around 1900 or later. In the big

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