POST CARDS

By Staff
Published on May 1, 1968
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Courtesy of Archie Sterens. Millville. Minnesota ,55957. My locomotive. I am building a 10 Hp. boiler, and coal car and coach is going to be in behind. I hope to have it running by July. It also has a 40'' gauge.
Courtesy of Archie Sterens. Millville. Minnesota ,55957. My locomotive. I am building a 10 Hp. boiler, and coal car and coach is going to be in behind. I hope to have it running by July. It also has a 40'' gauge.
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Courtesy of Val Frey, McLennan, Alta., Canada. From 1905 to 1913 - 4 bulb, 2 - 12 plow. This picture was taken 12 miles north of Halkirk, Alberta, Canada.
Courtesy of Val Frey, McLennan, Alta., Canada. From 1905 to 1913 - 4 bulb, 2 - 12 plow. This picture was taken 12 miles north of Halkirk, Alberta, Canada.
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Courtesy of Val Frey, McLennan, Alta., Canada. This is a 75 Case steamer pulling, 8-14 P.O. breaking. Picture taken in 1914 at Halkirk, Alberta, Canada.
Courtesy of Val Frey, McLennan, Alta., Canada. This is a 75 Case steamer pulling, 8-14 P.O. breaking. Picture taken in 1914 at Halkirk, Alberta, Canada.
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Courtesy of Val Frey, McLennan, Alta., Canada. This is a 25-75 Case, 8-14 P. and O. gane plow. Picture taken in 1914.
Courtesy of Val Frey, McLennan, Alta., Canada. This is a 25-75 Case, 8-14 P. and O. gane plow. Picture taken in 1914.
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Courtesy of James A. Poling, Box 221, Crosby, North Dakota 58730. This is a picture of an Avery threshing rig owned by my father, the late Clifford L. Poling, of Crosby, North Dakota.
Courtesy of James A. Poling, Box 221, Crosby, North Dakota 58730. This is a picture of an Avery threshing rig owned by my father, the late Clifford L. Poling, of Crosby, North Dakota.
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Courtesy of S. J. Arnold, 1009 Amber Rd., Orlando, Florida 32807. The steam locomotive that was in use on the Mount Washington Railway, in 1936. I don't know where the engine was built nor any of the details of the road. Looks like she is kneeling down. P
Courtesy of S. J. Arnold, 1009 Amber Rd., Orlando, Florida 32807. The steam locomotive that was in use on the Mount Washington Railway, in 1936. I don't know where the engine was built nor any of the details of the road. Looks like she is kneeling down. P
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Courtesy of Wm. Adams, Box 98, Meleta, Manitoba, Canada.
Courtesy of Wm. Adams, Box 98, Meleta, Manitoba, Canada.

The engine is a 60 H.P. and the thresher is a 42 x 70 Yellow
Fellow.

This rig was shipped to Crosby from the factory on a flat car in
the early spring of 1910. It was used that year and the next two
years for breaking, for some of the early settlers in the vicinity
of Crosby. From 1913 through 1916 it was used entirely for

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