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Collection Summary
Collection: 00075 - Historical Data Project Photograph Collection
Folder: 0018
Item: 00686
Title: "First Binder in the Northwest" in a parade on a street in Minot (N.D.)
Date: Circa 1935
Inscription/Marks: On the back: col. 686, "The first Binder in the Northwest on Main Street of Minot", "Mr. Jackson had this picture and thought it would be all right if you could use it" typed, "From Farm MAchinery file", and postcard marks.
Summary: This postcard scene shows a crowd of people watching a team of horses pull a binder down the street during a parade in Minot (N.D.). The white horses plod in front of a man riding the first binder of this type used in the northwest. The crowd is pressed up against a restraining rope barricade, and small boys and girls sit politely on the curbing. A tall young man dangles his legs as he rides a calf behind the binder and team. Another man with a satchel over his shoulder is crossing the street behind the group.
Red ID: PH_I_145025 Image ID: 101368 Image Notes: 00075-00686-back

Collection: 00075 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Historical Data Project Photograph Collection
Date: 1896-1942

Summary: Includes WPA buildings, road construction projects, images of drought, farming, irrigation projects, coal mining, 4-H activities, agriculture students in the National Youth Administration program, and North Dakota pioneers.

This image may be restricted. Contact reference staff for assistance.
Collection Summary
Collection: 00075 - Historical Data Project Photograph Collection
Folder: 0018
Item: 00686
Title: "First Binder in the Northwest" in a parade on a street in Minot (N.D.)
Date: Circa 1935
Inscription/Marks: On the back: col. 686, "The first Binder in the Northwest on Main Street of Minot", "Mr. Jackson had this picture and thought it would be all right if you could use it" typed, "From Farm MAchinery file", and postcard marks.
Summary: This postcard scene shows a crowd of people watching a team of horses pull a binder down the street during a parade in Minot (N.D.). The white horses plod in front of a man riding the first binder of this type used in the northwest. The crowd is pressed up against a restraining rope barricade, and small boys and girls sit politely on the curbing. A tall young man dangles his legs as he rides a calf behind the binder and team. Another man with a satchel over his shoulder is crossing the street behind the group.
Red ID: PH_I_145025 Image ID: 106060 Image Notes: 00075-00686

Collection: 00075 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Historical Data Project Photograph Collection
Date: 1896-1942

Summary: Includes WPA buildings, road construction projects, images of drought, farming, irrigation projects, coal mining, 4-H activities, agriculture students in the National Youth Administration program, and North Dakota pioneers.

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