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|Published on July 1, 1985

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Photo courtesy of Don Throndson, whose father, Thorval recently died at age 100.

Don Throndson

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Chuck Wischstad making adjustments on a sawmill at the June 1984 show at Vista, California. (See article in this issue.)

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The 12 HP C. Aultman Star #6634. was built in 1904. It is shown
here at the 1983 Tuscarawas Valley Pioneer Show at Dover, Ohio. The
engine is owned by Thomas W. Diehl, 17 Ohio St., Navarre, Ohio
44662.

1911: Norman T., Walter Hanler and Thorval Throndson with a 25
HP Case bought in 1904 by Ole Throndson.

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