STEAM DREAMS.

By Glenn R. Barick
Published on November 1, 1966
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Courtesy of Mr. Frank J. Stebritz, 414 No. Minn. St., Algona, Iowa 50511. This is a picture of Neil Miller's old style outfit at Neil Miller's show. This is to say that I side with Mr. Pat King that the two wheel automatic tender is not a headache. I've o
Courtesy of Mr. Frank J. Stebritz, 414 No. Minn. St., Algona, Iowa 50511. This is a picture of Neil Miller's old style outfit at Neil Miller's show. This is to say that I side with Mr. Pat King that the two wheel automatic tender is not a headache. I've o
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The late Clifford E. Vaverka of Richland township is pictured in front of the old steam engine which he owned for about 20 years. It was used with a threshing rig. The old engine was made prior to 1920. Mr. Vaverka had sold it prior to his death to a man
The late Clifford E. Vaverka of Richland township is pictured in front of the old steam engine which he owned for about 20 years. It was used with a threshing rig. The old engine was made prior to 1920. Mr. Vaverka had sold it prior to his death to a man
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Courtesy of Lyman Cox, Clay City, Illinois THEY MADE GOOD PHOTOS back in 1913, and this is an excellent example shot by some now unknown photographer shortly after a costly accident of that steam engine and horse era.
Courtesy of Lyman Cox, Clay City, Illinois THEY MADE GOOD PHOTOS back in 1913, and this is an excellent example shot by some now unknown photographer shortly after a costly accident of that steam engine and horse era.

Upper Sandusky, Ohio R.F.D. 1

I certainly enjoy the Iron-Men Album and the Gas Engine
Magazine. I read them from cover to cover, over and over again.
Being born too late and growing up too slow to take part in the
steam era, these fine magazines give me the opportunity to read of
the grand old timers. Through the letters, pictures, and articles I

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