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Farm Group Posing in Field
A group of men and women stand in a field with a stump extracting rig.
Stump Pulling
View across field towards a group of four men standing with a stump-pulling rig. Three horses on the left are pulling the tree stump.
Men Extracting Stump
Three men operate a stump extractor in a field. The piece of machinery was probably a Svenson Grubber sold by J. H. Carnahan.
Men and Horse Teams Working in a Field
Teams of men and horses work in a field. Two smokestacks and additional agricultural machinery are visible in the background.
Stump Pulling
View of four men in a clearing. Two men and a dog are standing next to a team of two horses hitched to stump pulling machinery. On the right, two men are standing near stumps.
Group Posing Near Winch
Five men and four girls stand, while one girl poses on a winch turned by a team of two horses. The winch is probably a Svenson Grubber sold by J. H. Carnahan.
