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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 11 (1883) (1883)

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erecting shop is an area used for temporary terns and for his own use his first steam engine, a two- the magnitude and completeness of these works, something storage of finished work. From this point it is loaded on cars horse power. can be learned from the dimensions of the buildings, which… … blower, etc., and the boilers, two of 80 agement of the company has devolved FRICK & COS PORTABLE SAW MILL. and one of 50 horse power, and the upon Mr. George Frick, who, though’ brass foundry. Under this roof we advanced in years, continues to pay Machine shop, 2 floors... ..........e0e cess eee…

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