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. Railway master mechanic [microform] . , were repre-sented by H. A. Nealley and G. P. Hutchins, whoshowed the Dixon Graphite paints and lubricants. The Duff Manufacturing Company, of Pittsburg,showed their Barrett improved car jacks in the exhibitof their agents, the Fairbanks, Morse A. McGinley, vice-president of the Duff Company, attended the conventions and represented his exhibit. The Farlow Draft Gear Company, of Baltimore,Md., had a large exhibit showing four styles of theirdraft gear, single, twin, tandem and friction, appliedto steel and wooden cars. They were represented b
. Railway master mechanic [microform] . , were repre-sented by H. A. Nealley and G. P. Hutchins, whoshowed the Dixon Graphite paints and lubricants. The Duff Manufacturing Company, of Pittsburg,showed their Barrett improved car jacks in the exhibitof their agents, the Fairbanks, Morse A. McGinley, vice-president of the Duff Company, attended the conventions and represented his exhibit. The Farlow Draft Gear Company, of Baltimore,Md., had a large exhibit showing four styles of theirdraft gear, single, twin, tandem and friction, appliedto steel and wooden cars. They were represented byD. F. Mallory, I. O. Wright, M. A. Garrett and JohnFarlow. The Franklin Manufacturing Company, Franklin,Pa., showed their asbestos dust guards, magnesiaboiler covering, asbestos train pipe covering, journalbox packing and all kinds of asbestos goods. Theywere represented by R. J. Evans, Wallace W. John-son, Fred Alford, H. S. Hayward, Jr., C. B. Holdredge,W. A. Trubee and Geo. E. dishing. The Franklin Railway Supply Company, Franklin,.
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