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sed for irrigating purposes, should be classed with and laborious, he built the elevator above referred mill, horse power, gasoline, petroleum, and steam the regular water-wheels already described in detail. to and soon had fifty acres under successful culti- engines, endless chain buckets, current… … they occur. In some sections of the State, A similar but larger water elevator is that notably in Jefferson County, mounds of JUMBO WINDMILL AT GUSHMAN PARK GARDENS, NEBRASKA. of William James, near Crete, Neb. , By 30-FOOT CURRENT WHEEL ON BRANCH OF HOT CREEK, NEBRASKA. 35-FOOT CURRENT WATER-WHEEL…

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