THRESHING IN THE NORTHWEST IN 1915

By Fred C. Haszler
Published on November 1, 1963
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This picture of our threshing crew was taken in 1915. The man with the light cap and white shirt was the owner of this outfit. Mr. Wm. Lang of Hobson, Montana. I am the first man on the left sitting on the bench in the second row.
This picture of our threshing crew was taken in 1915. The man with the light cap and white shirt was the owner of this outfit. Mr. Wm. Lang of Hobson, Montana. I am the first man on the left sitting on the bench in the second row.
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This picture was taken in 1915 at Hobson, Montana where we were threshing with a 40-120 HP Double Cylinder Geiser Engine and a 36-60 Avery Separator. We threshed 92 days.
This picture was taken in 1915 at Hobson, Montana where we were threshing with a 40-120 HP Double Cylinder Geiser Engine and a 36-60 Avery Separator. We threshed 92 days.
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Mr. Lang's crew with the cook car and sleeping car. This was taken in 1915.
Mr. Lang's crew with the cook car and sleeping car. This was taken in 1915.

Box, Tonica, Illinois

This threshing was done near Hobson, Montana, Fergus County, in
what was called the Judith Basin. The outfit belonged to Wm. Lang
of Hobson. The engine was a 40120 HP Double Cylinder Geiser Plow
Engine. The separator was a 3660 Avery.

We threshed 92 days with the same crew with the exception of 2

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