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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

6

Dynagraph Car of Dr Dudley Reveals Rails Defects on Central Lines

The dynagraph car trained by Dr P H Dudley detects and charts rail and roadbed defects across New York Central lines. It writes and eats ink as it travels, recording irregularities on a rolling chart and painting blue marks to guide repairs. Dudley and his wife live aboard the fifty foot car since 1878, descendants of early Connecticut governors.

Frederick R. Toombs Roosevelt United States P. H. Dudley Dudley Slere Tor Wright Brothers Grand Central Station New York Central Railroad New York City New York Central Wilmington Del Mrs. Dudley Connecticut

Alaska’s Rich Fisheries Exhibit Delights Seattle Visiters

The Alaska-Yukon exposition in Seattle showcases Alaska’s vast seafood wealth from salmon and cod to halibut and sturgeon. It highlights inland varieties, famed candles, sea creatures, and the potential for a robust beche-de-mer trade while noting scientific praise from the fisheries bureau.

United States Seattle Wash Great Northwest Territory Alaska England Alaskan Atlantic Fisheries Bureau Beche-De-Mer China Tarleton H. Bean Smithsonian Institution New York Sun

Logs Form Major Structure at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Fair

The forestry building at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle uses 126 choice fir logs as main columns. The longest twenty six logs are 54 feet, the rest 42 feet, with an average top diameter of 6 feet 6 inches. Each large column contains about 13,000 feet of lumber. The building measures 312 by 128 by 90 feet.

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