Steam In Transition: A History of the Nichols and Shepard Company and the Port Huron Engine and Thresher Company

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May/June 2001
Charles O. Olsen, 
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21. IBID page 64.

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22. Lowe, Bernice, 'Personal Diary of Battle Creek,' Willard Public Library, Battle Creek, Michigan.

23. IBID: see also Battle Creek Examiner March 17, 1963.

24. Reprint of Factory Land Company (1986) courtesy of Sara Larson and Eugene A. Moak.

25. Battle Creek Examiner October 3, 1891.

26. Lowe, Bernice, 'Personal Diary of Battle Creek,' Willard Public Library, Battle Creek, Michigan.

27. Moak, Eugene A., History of the Port Huron Steam Engine and Thresher Co., (1982) page 55. Also, Gutman, Herbert G., Work, Culture, and Society In Industrializing America(1976). Gutman provides numerous examples of mobility in the steam locomotive manufacturing industry, pages 211-229.

28. Knowles, Donald, Engineers and Engines, December-January 1986, pages 27-32.

29. Knowles, Donald, Engineers and Engines, February-March 1986 pages 26-27.

30. Knowles, Donald, Engineers and Engines, June-July 1986 page 27.

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