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Around here, they contain grain. They used to be owned by farmers, but the fools got tired of controlling their own lives and sold out to capitalists. Now they have to sell their crops at harvest when the price is lowest, instead of holding them until the price is more just.
Thanks to all for your kind comments regarding the drawing. Mr. Armstrong submitted the idea along with a photo of the coal silos from the Wheeling newspaper. The picture was taken by Shelley Hanson, a reporter (and photographer) for the paper.
I read the intelligencer! So neat to see my hometown here :) My husband works at Shoemaker prep plant, I think this is the mine that was used. Very cool!
The Nihilist about 12 years ago
Or grain…
Lyons Group, Inc. about 12 years ago
I can just hear the way that truck sounds driving down the road.
psychlady about 12 years ago
This is a great illustration! The background looks real!
miqq1234 about 12 years ago
great picture….brings back fond memories
sbchamp about 12 years ago
♪♫♪Found ’em!
I Go Pogo about 12 years ago
Oh daddy won’t you take me back to Mulenberg countyDown by the Green River, where Paradise lay
hippogriff about 12 years ago
Around here, they contain grain. They used to be owned by farmers, but the fools got tired of controlling their own lives and sold out to capitalists. Now they have to sell their crops at harvest when the price is lowest, instead of holding them until the price is more just.
Redhead55 about 12 years ago
In my hometown they WOULD be grain elevators.
plgrguy Premium Member about 12 years ago
Thanks to all for your kind comments regarding the drawing. Mr. Armstrong submitted the idea along with a photo of the coal silos from the Wheeling newspaper. The picture was taken by Shelley Hanson, a reporter (and photographer) for the paper.
ashleybum2006 almost 12 years ago
I read the intelligencer! So neat to see my hometown here :) My husband works at Shoemaker prep plant, I think this is the mine that was used. Very cool!