THE REST OF THE STORY

By Leroy Blaker
Published on March 1, 1968
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About 1923, Floyd Kuhn who lives near my present home bought it for $100.00 to run his big Baker grain thresher, but did not have enough power in tough grain, Floyd Kuhn used that engine to pull a road rooter plow to tear up the gravel road bed on U.S. 12
About 1923, Floyd Kuhn who lives near my present home bought it for $100.00 to run his big Baker grain thresher, but did not have enough power in tough grain, Floyd Kuhn used that engine to pull a road rooter plow to tear up the gravel road bed on U.S. 12
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I was on this engine when she broke through. It's a Case 110.
I was on this engine when she broke through. It's a Case 110.

Alvordton, Ohm 43501

I was interested in the article by Hope D. Earl on page 25 of
the Nov.-Dec. 1967 issue of IRON-MEN ALBUM entitled ‘My
Favorite Engine’. Hope is a very dear friend of mine and a very
good sawmill, steam engine and auto mechanic.

Although he is a year younger than I am, he had 10 years head

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