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Eagle Archives, July 23, 1929: Mrs. Charles Scribner, mounted on her thoroughbred horse, gave chase after a runaway work horse and subdued the animal after a two-mile run.

Then you might use a horse or tractor-drawn rake before manually stacking for further drying and rain protection. Then you would load, transport, and unload the hay in the barn, all using manual ...

From antique Burma teak to Bernard Shaw teak furniture and precious chandeliers that adorn the ceiling, this auction house is one of the top destinations for antique buyers. The Russell Exchange also ...

There’s something undeniably special about classic wooden boats. With their timeless beauty, intricate craftsmanship, and storied pasts, these boats evoke a deep sense of nostalgia and admiration for ...

Man Gets Run Over by ‘Amish-Style’ Wooden Hay Wagon That Weighed Over 3,000 Lbs. “Patient care was given, and the individual was transported to the closest hospital,” Pennsylvania ...

On the afternoon of Tuesday, May 20, the Witmer Fire Protective Association said that responders were notified about a man who was run over by an older "Amish-style" wooden hay wagon with steel ...

A fire department said a man was hit by a hay wagon in Witmer, Penn., on May 20 A witness had to run over 1,400 feet to get to a phone for help, the equivalent of four-and-a-half football fields ...

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– A person was hospitalized after reportedly being hit by a large hay wagon in Lancaster County on Tuesday, according to Witmer Fire Protective Association. Witmer ...

The fire department said a male was struck by an older Amish-style wooden hay wagon with its steel wheels in a field in the 2000 block of Horseshoe Road in East Lampeter Township shortly after 4 p ...

The fire department said a male was struck by an older Amish-style wooden hay wagon with its steel wheels in a field in the 2000 block of Horseshoe Road in East Lampeter Township shortly after 4 p.m.