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	Search results for John    Refine your search Subject (LCTGM) Business Districts (67) Men (66) Houses (59) Automobiles (46) Commercial Facilities (45) Show more... Creator Anderson, David, 1883-... (33) Mccarthy, John, 1861- (14) Caron, John Arthur (11) Hubertz, John a., 1870... (8) Sebens, William P., 18... (8) Show more... results 201-220 of 507 item(s)  page 11 of 26 : ( <<  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject (LCTGM): Description: 201. Stacking hay in the Yellowstone Valley, N.D. Haystacks; Hoisting machinery; Crane-like system to lift hay onto top of haystack. Tractor, truck and man standing nearby. 202. Wagner Tractor pulling plows, John Scott farm, Gilby, N.D. Tractors; Plowing; Plows; Four-wheel tractor with two plows visible in stubble field. In foreground is plowed field. 203. Preparing soil to plant potatoes on John Scott farm, Gilby, N.D. Farming; Tractors; Croplands; Man on tractor pulling cultivator over field, likely preparing soil before planting potatoes. 204. Hand-fed thresher owned by Henry Disrud, St. John, N.D., one of the first in N.D. Threshing machines; Demonstrations; Harvesting; Harvesting machinery; Historical reenactments; Six people gathered around threshing machine with two men feeding cut grain into machine. Belt extends from machine, likely to tractor. Man standing on top of stack of hay behind threshing machine. 205. Picture 796 Parades & processions; Automobiles; Government officials; Governors; Automobile decorated for parade with N.D Governor John E. Davis and WDAY President Earl Reineke in the back seat, and Marie Early Reineke seated in the front seat. Automobile appears to be parked in Island... 206. Field of potatoes in bloom, John Scott, Gilby, N.D. Potatoes; Croplands; Flowers; At end of field looking down rows of blooming potato plants. Trees in far distance and clouds in the sky. 207. Doris Honsey, St. John, N.D. standing by bush of Prairie Roses in Int. Peace Garden. Flowers; Women; Roses; Young woman standing behind bushes of prairie roses in bloom. She has a single blossom in her hair. In background are shrubs. 208. Combining on the John Scott farm, Gilby, N.D. Combines (Agricultural machinery); Trucks; Clouds; Seven combines in field picking up grain. The two front combines have truck beside them, likely to unload grain. 209. Konen Service Station, Fargo, N.D. Gasoline pumps; Automobile service stations; Railroad stations; Automobiles; View of one story, brick automobile service station located on the northeast corner of 5th street and 4th Avenue N., in Fargo, N.D. Two gasoline pumps visible under the building portico. The Great Northern... 210. Aerial over flood control project, Fargo, N.D. Flood control; Levees; Rivers; Aerial photographs; Aerial view looking north over flood control project area during construction. View taken showing the old channel of the river with a dotted line marking where the new channel will flow as well and the... 211. Aerial photograph looking northeast over flood control project on the Red River between, Fargo, N.D. and Moorhead, Minn. Levees; Dikes (Engineering); Rivers; Dams; Flood control; Channels; Aerial photographs; Aerial photograph looking northeast from near St. John's Hospital, showing the newly completed levee, dam and rerouted river channel for flood protection on the Red River of the North between Fargo, N.D.... 212. North Dakota Agricultural College class of 1929, 60th Class Reunion Reunions; Group portraits; Older people; Seven men and two women standing in a group portrait. All members of the class of 1929. Back row: Lawrence M. Debing, Mabel (Wenzel) Debing, Glenn Smith, and Ralph Diehl. Front row: John C. Brady, Graham... 213. Advisory Council for Agricultural Research and Education,North Dakota State University. Committees; Organizations; Group portraits; Group portrait of the committee members of the Advisory Council for Agricultural Research and Education. Five men and one woman visible. Standing in the back row, left to right: Dr. C. H. Hofstrand, J.... 214. Legislative Transition Committee, North Dakota Constitution Convention Constitutional conventions; Government officials; Meetings; Conference rooms; Interiors; Twenty one people seated around conference tables. 215. Presentation of scholarship from Nodak to N.D.S.U. Agricultural Engineering Department Awards; Men; Group portraits; Five men standing in a row. Two of the men are holding a paper. Ralph Diehl is second from the left with goatee beard and pin on his lapel. 216. Advisory Council for Agricultural Research and Education,North Dakota State University. Committees; Organizations; Group portraits; Group portrait of the committee members of the Advisory Council for Agricultural Research and Education. Nine men and one woman visible. Standing in the back row, left to right: Glenn C. Holm, Ralph E.... 217. Plow teams on Dalrymple farm, Casselton, D.T. Plowing; Plows; Horse teams; Agricultural laborers; View looking out over land showing a long row of horse-drawn plows, with turned earth in the foreground. A man is standing next to a horse-drawn plow in the foreground. 218. House at 607 7th Street S., Fargo, N.D. Houses; Porches; View looking at two story Queen Anne style wood frame house with enclosed wrap around front porch. House has decorative crossbracing in the gables. 219. Harvest scene in Dakota Agricultural laborers; Agricultural machinery & implements; Horse teams; Wheat; Group of agricultural laborers in a field binding grain using horse-drawn machinery. Location unidentified, but likely in North Dakota. 220. Oliver Dalrymple house near Casselton, N.D. Farmhouses; Porches; Privies; Color postcard showing one and a half story wood frame farm house with open front porch. 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