WISCONSIN MEMORIES

|Published on November 1, 2000

611 E. Woodland Avenue, Apt. 4, Barron, Wisconsin 54812

This is a photo I found recently. It is in Barron County,
Wisconsin, on Sever Andersen’s farm, we think. The year I
don’t know, but it is old. I think the engine is a Huber return
flue; the thresher looks like a hand-feed with a stacker. The
engine is a straw-burner also.

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