The Ladies Page

By Mae Baber
Published on January 1, 1973
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The engine is a 1917 Case 50 HP and the separator is a Huber 30 X 50. Both these machines are owned by Fay Palmateer of Hamlin, New York. They were threshing oats October 31, 1971. Mr. W. Vosburg from Centerville, New York is on the engine and Fay is stan
The engine is a 1917 Case 50 HP and the separator is a Huber 30 X 50. Both these machines are owned by Fay Palmateer of Hamlin, New York. They were threshing oats October 31, 1971. Mr. W. Vosburg from Centerville, New York is on the engine and Fay is stan
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75 HP Case engine threshing wheat in Mason County, Illinois in 1924. Ted Kruse by wheel and Joe Adkins, water hauler in rear. Courtesy of F. H. Warnock, 422 Euclid Ave., Peoria Heights, Illinois 61614.
75 HP Case engine threshing wheat in Mason County, Illinois in 1924. Ted Kruse by wheel and Joe Adkins, water hauler in rear. Courtesy of F. H. Warnock, 422 Euclid Ave., Peoria Heights, Illinois 61614.
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The wood water tank and pump belong to Fay Palmateer. He is standing at the left and Mr. Vosburg is standing at the right. Courtesy of R. C. Schepler & Son, Hamlin, New York 14464.
The wood water tank and pump belong to Fay Palmateer. He is standing at the left and Mr. Vosburg is standing at the right. Courtesy of R. C. Schepler & Son, Hamlin, New York 14464.

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It has been drizzling rain from a deep gray atmosphere for two
and a half days as I begin to write. And as we are so securely
shielded from it all in a well built house, my thoughts are drawn
back to sod shanties on the American plains.

This era in our country’s history became very real to us as

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