SPARKS FROM OLD PLUGS

By Alfred Patterson
Published on March 1, 1963
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Here is a picture of threshing on the Emge Bros. Farm in 1955. It is a 6 cylinder Ford Tractor and a 24 inch K. G. Separator.
Here is a picture of threshing on the Emge Bros. Farm in 1955. It is a 6 cylinder Ford Tractor and a 24 inch K. G. Separator.
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Close up of Mr. Alfred Patterson's 25-50 Avery with Alfred standing by. See Mr. Patterson's article.
Close up of Mr. Alfred Patterson's 25-50 Avery with Alfred standing by. See Mr. Patterson's article.
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I threshed 30 days for this man. These pictures were taken in 39-40 of the wheat harvest here in Western Kansas, west of Dodge City, 20 miles and vicinity. 1929 was the first year of a crop following the Dust Bowl area. It was not a bumper crop by all mea
I threshed 30 days for this man. These pictures were taken in 39-40 of the wheat harvest here in Western Kansas, west of Dodge City, 20 miles and vicinity. 1929 was the first year of a crop following the Dust Bowl area. It was not a bumper crop by all mea
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See Mr. Hart's letter.
See Mr. Hart's letter.

G. M. Locomotive Engineer, 3929 E. Nebraska, Spokane 28,
Washington

Come on Boys and send in pictures of your old gas and oil
tractors standing where they may be.

I for one, love to see these pictures in the Iron-Men Album
Magazine. I have run lots of these old sod-busters in the early

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