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1917 |
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"Beloit Iron Works" |
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Pager Machines: |
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#116 John Strange |
144" Cylinder |
Wisconsin |
150 fpm |
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#117 C. Boldt (Container) |
120" Cylinder |
Ohio |
200 fpm |
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#118 Hummel Downing #2 |
140" Cylinder |
Wisconsin |
200 fpm |
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#119 Erring |
100" Fourdrinier |
Massachusetts |
405 fpm |
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#120 B. F. Nelson #3 |
140" Cylinder |
Minnesota |
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#121 Toyo Shakwai |
106" Fourdrinier |
Japan |
360 fpm |
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#122 Toyo Shakwai |
106" Fourdrinier |
Japan |
360 fpm |
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#123 National #1 |
124" Cylinder |
California |
300 fpm |
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#124 Paraffine |
112" Cylinder |
Wisconsin |
300fpm |
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#125 Ihterlake #1 |
94" Cylinder |
Wisconsin |
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Comments: |
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Machine shop employees in the Iron Works: 174 |
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Foundry employees: 73: |
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C . Elmer Macklem worked as a foundry helper |
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under Henry Wahlen during the summer school vacation. |
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John Strange cylinder machine was designed to |
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produce sixty-five tons of paper, |
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Start of World War I |
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Beloit's Aldrich Street platted in honor of A. A. |
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A1drich in July and paved two years later. |
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