St. Ignatius post. [volume], October 13, 1949, Image 2

About St. Ignatius post. [volume] (St. Ignatius, Mont.) 1946-1962

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Implement Company
Marks Anniversary
Manure Spreader
First Built in 1889
The story of American free en
terprise is graphically illustrated
by two buildings at the Coldwater,
Ohio, plant of the New Idea Divi
sion, AVCO manufacturing corpora
tion, which this year is celebrating
its golden anniversary.
One of these buildings (actually
a series of connected buildings)
covers over 15 acres and houses
705,000 square feet of manufactur
ing facilities. Newly expanded, it
boasts one of the most modern
foundries in the nation and a full
complement of equally modern
production machines and processes.
It is the plant in which New Idea
produces its specialized line of
farm implements and equipment.
August Reutschilling, who has
been with the company 47
years, stands nostalgically at
the forge in the “museum”—
a replica of the original plant,
and it is the same forge at
which he worked in his early
days with the company.
Across the street is a small,
wooden frame building occupying
just 1440 square feet of space. In it
are an old forge and several simple
machines of the kind used for manu
facturing in the early 1900's. This
is an almost exact replica of the
modest structure in which Josgph
Oppenheim first began building his
now famous manure spreader in
1899 in the nearby village of Maria
Stein, Ohio. The communities for
miles around Coldwater, and sales
personnel throughout the nation,
know it as the “museum.”
Large letters painted on the front
wall identify the building as “New
Idea Spreader Works-1899.’’ Inside
are the four rooms in which Oppen
heim and six helpers fashioned the
first one of the most important
and most widely used implements
ever devised by the farm imple
ment industry.
The first room as you enter was
the “forge and machine room,’’
containing a forge, hand shear,
hand punch press, hand threading
machine, small high speed drill,
benches and water tank for cooling
a gasoline engine.
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Shown here is a new, Quonset
type storage quarters for grain
which was built by Irvin McKib
ben, of Maddock, N. I)., through
a commodity credit corporation
financing program. McKibben
Is supervising the dumping of
the first load of his wheat crop
Into the newly-completed build
ing which was constructed ty
Agsco Steel Buildings, Inc.
Croisbredi Held Finer
Type of Beef Animals
Experiments in breeding range
cattle show that—animal for ani
mal—crossbreds are a finer type
than the purebred stock from which
they stem originally.
in^Nbhking that assertion, a live
stock specialist claims there is a
definite advantage that could result
from planned cross-breeding of
beef animals and lack of uniformi
ty of color is not an indication of
Inferior market yield.
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ST. IGNATIUS POST
By Bud Fisher
By Arthur Pointer
by Clark S. Haas
By Charles Kuhn
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& HOW TO COOK THEM
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Now, top delicious All-Bran muffins
with marmalade before baking. After
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1 cup Kellogg’s 1 egg
All-Bran 1 cup sifted
% cup milk flour
2 tablespoons 2% teaspoons
shortening baking powder
% cup sugar % teaspoon salt
orange marmalade
L Combine All-Bran and milk; let
soak about 5 minutes.
2. Cream shortening and sugar; add
egg and beat well Add All-Bran
mixture.
3. Add sifted dry ingredients; stir
only until combined.
4. Fill greased muffin pans full
Press 1 tablespoonful of marma
lade into top of each muffin. Bake
in mod. hot oven (400°F.) about
30 mln. Makes 9 medium muffins.
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