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|Published on May 1, 1957

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Mr. J. C. Mattix

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Russell outfit of 1911. Owned by Adolph Miller (man with the hat on) of R.D.I. Malinto, Ohio. 18hp. engine and 32 separator.

Russell outfit of 1911. Owned by Adolph Miller (man with the hat on) of R.D.I. Malinto, Ohio. 18hp. engine and 32 separator.

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40hp. Case owned by L. C. Mingle, Farmersville, Ohio. He says it is as good as new, sound as a dollar. One of the last ones.

40hp. Case owned by L. C. Mingle, Farmersville, Ohio. He says it is as good as new, sound as a dollar. One of the last ones.

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Here is a good collection belonging to Jack Kulish, Stanford, Montana. 1911 110hp. Case. 1907 6hp Case portable, 1913 20hp. Avery regular and a 2 scale of a Case. Courtesy of, Frederic, Wisconsin

Here is a good collection belonging to Jack Kulish, Stanford, Montana. 1911 110hp. Case. 1907 6hp Case portable, 1913 20hp. Avery regular and a 2 scale of a Case. Courtesy of, Frederic, Wisconsin

Gilmar Johnson

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Courtesy of c, 600 Forest Avenue, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Courtesy of c, 600 Forest Avenue, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Ed. L. Halle

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Advance Rumely rebuilt by Carl Hagans, Browning, Illinois. This is Carl and his grandson, Ricky Wagner. Ricky operates the engine for his pleasure. The engine cost $3,000 some 30 years ago. It weighs 15 tons. Carl just has it for his own amusement and tha

Advance Rumely rebuilt by Carl Hagans, Browning, Illinois. This is Carl and his grandson, Ricky Wagner. Ricky operates the engine for his pleasure. The engine cost $3,000 some 30 years ago. It weighs 15 tons. Carl just has it for his own amusement and tha

Carl

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STEAM FANS MEET. There's something about steam power that is fascinating and this was proved conclusively on Saturday night when 140 turned out for a meeting that resulted in the formation of the Northern Illinois Steam Power Club. Inspecting a Case 60 mo

STEAM FANS MEET. There's something about steam power that is fascinating and this was proved conclusively on Saturday night when 140 turned out for a meeting that resulted in the formation of the Northern Illinois Steam Power Club. Inspecting a Case 60 mo

DeKalb Daily

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Bill Schultz’s 20hp. Rumely in the town of Eldorado about
1910. That’s Bill on the left, Art Brasch (Bush) on the
footboard, Ed. Shoemaker, on the water wagon. Bill threshed 40
seasons in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois. That particular
season he threshed 100,000 bushels in 50 days. A record for
Wisconsin with its long straw and frequent moves. Note the two

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