STEAM- But definitely

By Leroy Wilson
Published on March 1, 1964
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Courtesy of J. A. Loffelmacher, Fairfax, Minnesota. A 1910 W. W. Steamer pulling a dead load. It is the only kind of engine ever built that could do the stunt.
Courtesy of J. A. Loffelmacher, Fairfax, Minnesota. A 1910 W. W. Steamer pulling a dead load. It is the only kind of engine ever built that could do the stunt.
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Courtesy of Geo. E. Meyer, McKittrick, Missouri. This is my Reeves double steam engine mired down in a lake. I have been getting your Album for a number of years and never saw one engine stuck in the mud as badly as this one.
Courtesy of Geo. E. Meyer, McKittrick, Missouri. This is my Reeves double steam engine mired down in a lake. I have been getting your Album for a number of years and never saw one engine stuck in the mud as badly as this one.

Box 14, Veyo, Utah

Dr. Shefer paraphrases General McArthur to say, ‘the place
of the steam engine and country doctor just fades away,’ but we
feel to disagree with him. The country doctor did render some
service and couldn’t do the harm the MD’s with the shots
and wonder drugs are doing. As for steam, whenever it gets pushed a

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