SOME UNUSUAL PAINTINGS

By Mr. Harry Bonnema
Published on July 1, 1967
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Courtesy of Mr. Harry Bonnema, 411 Ninth Avenue S.W., LeMars, Iowa This oil painting of the separator was done by my very able sister-in-law from Waterloo, Iowa. These paintings were mounted in my garage door. They really look grand.
Courtesy of Mr. Harry Bonnema, 411 Ninth Avenue S.W., LeMars, Iowa This oil painting of the separator was done by my very able sister-in-law from Waterloo, Iowa. These paintings were mounted in my garage door. They really look grand.
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Courtesy of Mr. Harry Bonnema, 411 Ninth Avenue S.W., LeMars, Iowa. This is the master painter, Mrs. Ken Ager, Fredericksburg, Iowa. The threshing machine is her job.
Courtesy of Mr. Harry Bonnema, 411 Ninth Avenue S.W., LeMars, Iowa. This is the master painter, Mrs. Ken Ager, Fredericksburg, Iowa. The threshing machine is her job.
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Courtesy of Mr. Harry Bonnema, 411 Ninth Avenue S.W., LeMars, Iowa This oil painting of the 65 Case was done by Miss Margaret Gaffy of Le- Mars, Iowa.
Courtesy of Mr. Harry Bonnema, 411 Ninth Avenue S.W., LeMars, Iowa This oil painting of the 65 Case was done by Miss Margaret Gaffy of Le- Mars, Iowa.

411 Ninth Avenue S. W., LeMars, Iowa

Well, time for some more good steam shows and seems as though
they are springing up all over the country. One never knew how many
of the old steamers there are around. Seems as if a person puts his
mind to finding one, a little looking in the right places will turn
up an old tractor of either the gas or steam age of a few years

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