Elmer Hohlen of rural Hastings harvests corn during the 1950s. His 1952 John Deere Model 55 self-propelled combine is fitted with an International two-row pull-type cornhead, the work having been done by Harvey Bish of Giltner. The machine’s ability to simultaneously pick and shell corn was novel enough at the time to catch the attention of a railroad employee who stopped to take photographs.
Elmer Hohlen transfers his corn to a 1948 Chevrolet grain truck while custom harvesting north of Hastings. Hohlen was an early user of Harvey Bish’s patented corn sheller conversion unit
The dozens of silk flower arrangements lining the hall outside 96-year-old Harvey Bish’s apartment seem a quantum leap from his days as an ag …
Elmer Hohlen transfers his corn to a 1948 Chevrolet grain truck while custom harvesting north of Hastings. Hohlen was an early user of Harvey Bish’s patented corn sheller conversion unit
Elmer Hohlen of rural Hastings harvests corn during the 1950s. His 1952 John Deere Model 55 self-propelled combine is fitted with an International two-row pull-type cornhead, the work having been done by Harvey Bish of Giltner. The machine’s ability to simultaneously pick and shell corn was novel enough at the time to catch the attention of a railroad employee who stopped to take photographs.
