Logan Republican | 1903-08-19 | Page 5 | Electricity on the Farm |

Type	issue
Date	1903-08-19
Paper	Logan Republican
Rights	No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title	Electricity on the Farm
Type	article
Date	1903-08-19
Paper	Logan Republican
Page	5
OCR Text	Show Electricity on the Farm. The most wonderful farm In the world Is situated In Canada. Its peculiarity pe-culiarity lies In the fact that everything every-thing Is worked by electricity. Two waterfalls within the bounds of the farm, -ouiu sixty and 180 feet high, furnish the motlvo power, a central powerhouse being erected near and the current is transmitted by wires to every available place on the farm. Th'i churns and other necessary Implements Imple-ments have electric motor attachments. attach-ments. A motor of ten-horsepower works the mowing machine and anoth er nrkf a log saw, while the house, barns und grounds of tho farm are Illuminated by electricity. The owner i!i'(lflr-s that !:c haves $2,500 In labor uni'tially.
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