STEAM PAGEANT IN EAST

By Bruce Kelley
Published on March 1, 1964
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Courtesy of Frank J. Stebritz, 412 No. Minn. St., Algona, Iowa. Joe Rynda's 16 HP Phoenix. The serial number plate is missing. The engine and boiler are in very good condition.
Courtesy of Frank J. Stebritz, 412 No. Minn. St., Algona, Iowa. Joe Rynda's 16 HP Phoenix. The serial number plate is missing. The engine and boiler are in very good condition.
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Courtesy of Ernest Mexo, P.O. Box 615, Alto Pass, Illinois. Yours truly leaning on the wheel of my engine on July 6, 1954 while filling the silo. This is a Nichols & Shepard, double engine, serial No. 14030, built in 1924. It has a Ohio Standard Butt Stra
Courtesy of Ernest Mexo, P.O. Box 615, Alto Pass, Illinois. Yours truly leaning on the wheel of my engine on July 6, 1954 while filling the silo. This is a Nichols & Shepard, double engine, serial No. 14030, built in 1924. It has a Ohio Standard Butt Stra

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To name a few of the 35 steam engines at the meet, we had Bakers
Hubers, Birdsall, Westinghouse upright, Peerless, Cases, Port
Huron, Buffalo Pitts, Lang-Button, Steven, Rumely and several
rollers including two homemade jobs. Two of the engines had steam
generators and headlights, and another had a large steam operated

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