PRAIRIE THRESHING

By Ira C. Mast
Published on January 1, 1973
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Picture taken on the loading dock of the Rumely Company with Mr. Lehmer with cap and beard, and officials of the two companies.
Picture taken on the loading dock of the Rumely Company with Mr. Lehmer with cap and beard, and officials of the two companies.
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Hetton Colliery Locomotive built at Hetton Colliery Workshops in 1822 by George Stephenson and Nicholas Wood. Rebuilt in 1857 and again in 1882 when the present Link Motion was fitted. In service at Hetton Colliery until 1908 and led the Centenary Process
Hetton Colliery Locomotive built at Hetton Colliery Workshops in 1822 by George Stephenson and Nicholas Wood. Rebuilt in 1857 and again in 1882 when the present Link Motion was fitted. In service at Hetton Colliery until 1908 and led the Centenary Process

135 W. Dinehart Avenue, Elkhart, Indiana 46514.

Sometime ago Mr. Robert Ehret of Route 5, Goshen, Indiana, who
is interested in, and has some old steam and gas engines, gave me a
copy of your November-December 1971 issues of your Iron-Men Album
Magazine to read. He knew I was interested in old engines since my
early life was in the era of the development of steam and gas

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