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| Subject: | [CBQ] Re: Nebraska cement plants |
| From: | Richard Kistler <rckistler@windstream.net> |
| Date: | Thu, 06 Mar 2014 09:56:19 -0600 |
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Re Nebraska Cement Plants - Norm - there only two, here and Louisville,
the latter is still going, while the one here in Superior has been gone
for several years. The cement plant here went through seven steam
locomotives after the little electric and before diesels. Too bad that
little electric couldn't have been saved along with the small steamer
they had for a yard job, they were treasures parked in the weeds down by
the river until WW11 came along and they went to the scrap drive. I
wish Dad would have taken more photos, especially all the G-class 0-6-0s
Burlington used switching the cement plant. - Richard Kistler
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