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Published on May 1, 1975
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Courtesy of Lewis H. Cline, 603 Fremont Street, Middleville, Michigan 49333
Courtesy of Lewis H. Cline, 603 Fremont Street, Middleville, Michigan 49333
Lewis H. Cline
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Is an Advance Steamer owned by Gene Owens, Springfield, Missouri. It is a 12 HP, # 9887, exceptionally restored.
Is an Advance Steamer owned by Gene Owens, Springfield, Missouri. It is a 12 HP, # 9887, exceptionally restored.
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Courtesy of William E. Hall, 15700 Santini Road, Burtor,sville, Maryland 20730
Courtesy of William E. Hall, 15700 Santini Road, Burtor,sville, Maryland 20730
William E. Hall
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Courtesy of Jacob H. Harnish, 447 N. Prince Street, Millersville, Pennsylvania 17551
Courtesy of Jacob H. Harnish, 447 N. Prince Street, Millersville, Pennsylvania 17551
Jacob H. Harnish
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The busiest, most cordial and capable man at the Reunion was certainly Charley Stark of Republic, Missouri. Shown in picture, he operates [when he gets time] the 20 HP Advance Rumely built in 1921.
The busiest, most cordial and capable man at the Reunion was certainly Charley Stark of Republic, Missouri. Shown in picture, he operates [when he gets time] the 20 HP Advance Rumely built in 1921.
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Is a proud looking 75 HP Case # 24872 owned by Clovis Burrel and is used to power a fan or shingle mill at the Ozark Reunion.
Is a proud looking 75 HP Case # 24872 owned by Clovis Burrel and is used to power a fan or shingle mill at the Ozark Reunion.
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This engine is owned by Charley's father. Frank Stark of Billings, Missouri.
This engine is owned by Charley's father. Frank Stark of Billings, Missouri.
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Courtesy of B. A. Hines, 7197 Mississippi Street, Merrillville, Indiana 46410.
Courtesy of B. A. Hines, 7197 Mississippi Street, Merrillville, Indiana 46410.
?B. A. Hines
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Is a Case model owned by Delmas Glatsfelber of Dewey, Oklahoma. Delmas is man on left.
Is a Case model owned by Delmas Glatsfelber of Dewey, Oklahoma. Delmas is man on left.

I’ve never seen mention of this in the magazines. It is a
picture of a historical plaque about 1 mile north of Climax,
Michigan which is located about 12 or 15 miles West of Battle Creek
and on the west side of the road which runs north and south. This
was the second attempt to get a decent picture of it. Apparently
the combine was invented before most people realize.

Tom Ackerman’s 16 HP Aultman Taylor ready for repairs at my
place.

Any one of several engines can be belted up to this mill. Paul
Campbell of Strafford, Missouri owns and shows this fine 18 HP
Advance Rumely Steamer # 15228, built and delivered new to Macon,
Missouri in 1923. These pictures all were taken at the 1974 Ozark
Steam Engine Association Show in Sjpringfield, Missouri.

In memory of the late Milton Hershey known as Milty of Willow
Street, Lancaster County and threshing crew, threshing on our farm
in the year 1930. Milton Hershey in the engine in one picture and
standing on the wheel in the other picture.

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