| description: | Page & Waller Threshing Outfit. Identified As Before 1905: "Assa Nwt" One Of The First In Whitewood Area. Waller At The Throttle. He Became Boiler Inspector For The Area. Portable Engine, Return Flue (Smkolestack At Rear And Moved With Horses. Separator Has No Feeder, Grain Elevator Nor Wind Straw Stacker, Just The Carrier To Elevate It. It Took 4 Men To Build The Straw Stack.There Was A Crew Of 20 Men Of 20 Men To Thresh 1000-1200 Bushels A Day. Stack Threshing, As Seen Here Meant Re-Set Moving The Whole Machine For Each Pair Of Stacks. Mr. Page Seen At The Water Barrel (Wooden "Coal Oil" Kerosene Barrel). Photo Courtesy Joe Callin & Bert Page, Whitewood, Sk |