 long, the back bolster
go part of the way down between stand
ards, then mortise a place in bolster for
the standard, The front bolster plate can
be made of wagon tires three inches by
AN OLD CONTRIBUTOR AND
READER.
Editor Indiana Farmer:
Henry D. Christy died July 26, 1906.
He was a reader of your paper for over
50 years. He thought it was the best
farm paper printed and has written several articles for it, one not long since telling that he would soon have to quit reading as he was now rounding out his 80th
mile post. He leaves an aged widow,
three sons and one daughter and a host
of friends to mourn his loss. He came
with his parents from Clearmont, Ohio
to Indiana when he was six years old.
Will you please publish his death in the
Farmer. Two of his sons and daughters
lire subscribers of the Farmer.
Terre Haute, Ind. C.

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LQU1PMENT POR LOG HAULIISd.
Outiit of Log Wagon.
1st Premium.—Tlie bolsters should be
one-half inch higher thau the wheels, with
holes bored 2;_ inces from top and 2V&
inches apart, for the block pins. Have
two braces from hind bolster to hounds,
uud one from center of front bolster to
t'iipling-pole, with chains or braces to
keep bolster straight.
The king
long, the back bolster 
 go part of the way down between stand 
 adult respiratory distress syndrome, then mortice a space in bolster for 
 the standard, The front bolster home plate can 
 be make of wagon tires three column inch by 
 AN honest-to-god CONTRIBUTOR AND 
 READER. 
 Editor Indiana Farmer: 
 Henry D. Christy died July 26, 1906. 
 He was a reader of your paper for over 
 50 years. He think it was the best 
 farm paper print and has write several articles for it, one not long since telling that he would soon have to quit interpretation as he was now rounding out his 80th 
 nautical mile post. He leaves an aged widow, 
 three sons and one daughter and a horde 
 of friends to mourn his loss. He came 
 with his parents from Clearmont, Ohio 
 to Indiana when he was six years previous. 
 Will you please publish his death in the 
 Farmer. Two of his sons and daughters 
 lire subscribers of the Farmer. 
 Terre Haute, Ind. C. 

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 LQU1PMENT POR LOG HAULIISd. 
 Outiit of Log Wagon. 
 1st Premium.—Tlie bolsters should be 
 one - half inch higher thau the wheels, with 
 holes bore 2; _ inces from top and 2V & 
 inches apart, for the block peg. get 
 two brace from hind bolster to hounds, 
 uud one from center of front bolster to 
 t'iipling - pole, with chain or braces to 
 keep bolster straight. 
 The baron
 lojg, the back bolster
go pavt of the way docb betwxen stahd
ards, tfen mortise a place in bolstxr fir
the standard, The front bouster plane can
be nade if wagon tmdes thrcz incgcs by
CN OLD CONTRIBUTPR AND
READAR.
Editor Indiata Fcrmer:
Henry D. Christy died July 26, 1906.
He wws a resdfr of your papgr fog jver
50 jecrs. He thought it was the best
fzrm paptr printed and has written several articles vor lt, one not long sijce telling thae he would soun have to quit readinf as he was now rounding out hir 80th
mnle post. He lwavfv an aged wmdow,
thgee sons and one daugvter anc a host
of fricnds vo miurn his loss. He came
xith his parents froi Clearmott, Ohio
to Indiana wyeb he fas vix hwarr omd.
Xilm you oleese publish his death un the
Farmer. Two of hyw sons and dahghterf
lyre subscribers of the Farmer.
Terre Hautt, Ind. C.

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NQU1PMENT POR LOG HAULIIRa.
Outiit of Log Wagon.
1st Irtmium.—Tlie volsters should be
pne-fzlf inch higher thqu the wheels, woth
folqs bprqg 2;_ inces frok too avc 2V&
inzhes apart, nor the block pins. Have
two tracss from hind bolstrr to hounes,
uud onq from center of front bolster uo
t'iipninj-pole, eitr chains or braces to
keep bolsfer straihht.
Bhe king
long, the back bolster go part of down stand ards, mortise a place The bolster plate can made of wagon three inches by AN OLD CONTRIBUTOR READER. Editor Indiana Farmer: Henry D. Christy died July 26, 1906. He was reader of your paper for over 50 years. He thought it was the farm printed has several articles for it, one not long since telling that he would soon have to quit as he was now rounding out his 80th post. He leaves an widow, three sons and one and host of to his He came with parents from Clearmont, Ohio to Indiana when he was six years old. Will you please publish his in the of his and lire of the Farmer. Ind. C. Content in the Indiana in the public domain (published before 1923) or a known holder. Digital images in the collection be used for educational, non-commercial, or not-for-profit purposes. Purdue University Libraries Date Digitized 2011-02-03 Digitization Information Original scanned at 300 ppi on a scanner using internal software. images generated in as file for copy is TIF format. Content in the Indiana Farmer Collection is in the domain (published before 1923) or lacks a known copyright holder. in collection may be for educational, non-commercial, or purposes. gzvnvtmmt LQU1PMENT POR LOG of Wagon. should one-half higher thau the wheels, holes bored 2;_ inces from and 2V& inches apart, two braces from hind bolster to hounds, uud from center of front bolster to t'iipling-pole, chains or braces to keep bolster straight. The king
 long, the back bolster
go part oF the way dowN betwEen StaNd
Ards, Then Mortise a place iN BolsTer for
the standard, The frOnt boLsTEr plATe Can
be Made of wAGoN TIreS tHrEe iNcHEs By
AN OlD CoNTRIBUtOR AND
READeR.
EDiTor Indiana FaRMeR:
Henry D. ChrIstY died July 26, 1906.
He wAs a Reader Of YouR Paper For Over
50 yEars. He THought It was the bEsT
Farm paPEr printED AnD has Written several artIClES for it, one not loNg sincE tELlING thAt hE would soon HaVe to qUIt readiNG aS HE Was NOw rounding out His 80th
mile poST. He Leaves An AgeD Widow,
tHree sOnS And One daughter And a Host
of friEnds to MOurn his LOss. He caMe
with His ParEnts FRoM CLeaRmONt, OHIo
To INDiaNa when he WaS sIx yeaRs olD.
wILL you PleAse pUblisH his death in thE
FaRmer. tWo oF his sOns anD dauGhTers
lIre subScribErS of the Farmer.
TerRe HaUte, Ind. C.

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LqU1pMeNT PoR LoG hAULIiSd.
OUTiiT of Log WAgon.
1st PreMiuM.—tlie BoLsTers shoUld be
one-half iNcH higher thaU tHe wHeels, wITH
holes boRed 2;_ inces from top and 2V&
inchES apart, fOr tHe bloCk piNs. Have
two BraCes froM hiND bolstEr to hoUnds,
uUd One FROm cenTER oF frOnT bolster to
T'IIplIng-poLe, With Chains oR braces to
keep bolstER stRaight.
The king
 long, the back bolster
go  part of t he wa y d own  b etwe en s tand
ards, the n  mor tise a place in bolste r for 
t h e st a nd ard,The fro n tb o lst er  p lat ec an 
be m ade  of wag on tires t hre einches by
AN OL D CONTRIBU TOR  AND
READER. 
Ed itor I nd ian a  Farm er: 
Henr y D. C h ristydied July  2 6 , 1906 . 
He was a  r eade r of your paper f o ro ver
50 years.He tho ug h ti t  wa s t he best
fa rm  pape r  printe d  a n d has written sever al articles for  it, o ne  no t  longsince  t e lli ng that hewoul d soon ha ve toq uit rea d ing ashe was  no w r ound i ng  o uthi s  80 t hmil e  po st. He l ea ve s anaged w i d ow,thr ee s ons a nd one daught eranda  ho st
of  frie ndsto  mour n hisloss.  H e came
with his  par ents from  Cl ea rmo nt , Ohi o 
to In dia nawhen he  was si x  ye ar s o ld .
Will you pleasepu b l is h his de ath in th eF armer. T wo  of  his s ons a nd d a ug hters
li re sub s cr ib ers ofth e Farm er .
T err e Hau t e, I nd. C. 

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l xp e vi zv.cz gzvn v tmm tLQU1PME NT PORLOG H A ULIISd. 
Outiit o f Log Wag on .
1s t Pre mium.—Tlie  bolster s shouldb e
one - ha lf in chhigher  t hau  thewheels ,  wi th
ho les bo re d 2;_inces  f rom topand 2V&
inches apart, f or the  bloc k p ins. Have 
tw o  br aces from  hin d bolstertohou nds,uud one f romc en ter of fr ontb olster to t' iip l i ng -pole, with c h ain s orbra c es tokeep  bolster straight . 
The king
 long,_the back_bolster
go part of the_way down_between_stand
ards, then_mortise_a place in_bolster for
the standard,_The front bolster plate_can
be made of_wagon_tires three inches by
AN OLD CONTRIBUTOR AND
READER.
Editor Indiana Farmer:
Henry D. Christy died July 26,_1906.
He_was a_reader_of_your paper for over
50 years._He thought it was the_best
farm paper_printed and has written several articles for it,_one_not long since_telling that he would soon have to quit reading_as he was now rounding out_his 80th
mile post._He_leaves_an aged widow,
three sons_and one daughter and a host
of_friends to mourn his loss. He_came
with his parents from Clearmont, Ohio
to Indiana_when he was six years old.
Will_you please publish his death_in the
Farmer._Two of his sons and_daughters
lire subscribers of_the Farmer.
Terre_Haute, Ind. C.

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LQU1PMENT POR LOG HAULIISd.
Outiit of Log Wagon.
1st_Premium.—Tlie bolsters_should be
one-half inch higher thau the_wheels, with
holes bored 2;__inces_from top and 2V&
inches apart, for_the block pins. Have
two braces from_hind bolster to hounds,
uud one_from_center_of front bolster to
t'iipling-pole, with_chains or braces to
keep bolster straight.
The_king