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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 12 (September 1906) (1906)

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e double qua Works includes a merchant iron department compris- and Iron Company produced 4,504,752.65 tons (2,000 Garrett rod ing 9, 12, and 20-inch mills for miscellaneous shapes and pounds) of coal; 948,553.50 tons of coke; 483,570.86 tons of mill is practi- comparatively light tonnage; spike,… … Like the original Carnegie Steel Company, the Colorado Fuel and Iron The Molten Metal is Carried in These Pot Cars from Blast Furnaces to Converter or >s for Supplying Air to the Blast Company owns or controls sources Open-Hearth Furnaces. for all its raw materials including •LORADO FUEL AND IRON…

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