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Note to Brother BillyP and Gwennie Wife P As you can see Christmas Day was alittle rough, Having trouble with Eyes, can't take the light .

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Sharon:

Merry Christmas and see special attached greetings.

  Anneta now a Sal Soldier blessed us with Holy Oil for Healing of Eyes. www.facebook.com/uniondepot www.sharon4mnag.blogspot.com

Thanks Steve, Pleasure meeting you and Family,

I should have kept glasses on Light bothers Eyes No I do not drink HaHa I look drunk had a toothache, Blind L Eye, Can't hear R Ear but for must prevail www.lawlessamerica.com www.sharon4mnag.blogspot.com " Wrath of God Turbulence of Nature" if we have nothing to die for then We have nothing to live for ????

William Crooks (locomotive)

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William Crooks
William Crooks being placed on display at the Saint Paul Union Depot.
Power type	Steam
Builder	New Jersey Locomotive and Machine Works
Build date	1861
Rebuild date	1869, after damaged in 1867 fire
Configuration	4-4-0
Gauge	4 ft 8 1⁄2 in (1,435 mm)
Driver diameter	63 in (1.600 m)
Weight on drivers	35,950 pounds (16.3 t)
Locomotive weight	55,400 lb (25.1 t)
Boiler pressure	110 psi (0.76 MPa)
Cylinders	Two
Cylinder size	12 in × 22 in (305 mm × 559 mm)
Tractive effort	4,700 lbf (20.91 kN)
Career	St. Paul and Pacific Railroad, Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway, Great Northern Railway
Class	1
Number	1
First run	June 1862
Retired	September 1897
Current owner	Minnesota Historical Society, loaned to Lake Superior Railroad Museum
Disposition	static display at Lake Superior Railroad Museum

William Crooks, named after the Superintendent of the Minnesota and Pacific RR ^[1] was the first locomotive to operate in the U.S. state of Minnesota. Constructed in 1861 for the Minnesota and Pacific Railroad as their number 1,^[2] it first provided service a year later in 1862 for the St. Paul and Pacific Railroad.^[2] The St.P&P passed to the Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway in June 1879,^[3] and the St.PM&M passed to the Great Northern Railway in February 1890.^[4] James J. Hill had the locomotive pull his personal train. It is reported that he was responsible for saving it from the scrap heap when engines of its vintage were being replaced by faster and more powerful vehicles. The classic 4-4-0 is one of the only locomotives from the age of the American Civil War to survive to the present day.
In 1924, the locomotive went on an exhibition tour from Chicago to Seattle.^[5]William Crooks was displayed at the 1939 New York World's Fair and again at the Chicago Railroad Fair in 1948 where it was operated as part of the "Wheels A-Rolling" pageant. Its cylinders, rods and bearings were all rebuilt at the Great Northern's Dale Street Shops in St. Paul, MN in 1947-48 by machinist George A. Halvorsen as his last job before retirement. It was displayed at the Saint Paul Union Depot from June 1954,^[2] before being donated to the Minnesota Historical Society in June 1962.^[2] It currently resides at the Lake Superior Railroad Museum in Duluth, Minnesota.

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  On display at the Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition, 1909.
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We are sending this e-Christmas card this year as we got

behind doing our cards.

Love,

Lenny Anderson and Carol Berg

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The Salvation Army historic Overview - June, 2008

with the Salvation Army say they’re seeing a record number of families asking for help this holiday season.
Nearly 18,000 families have registered for Christmas assistance in the last month. That number has grown by 2,500 since last year, breaking the 2009 record.
Registered families will get free toys, money for food and other donated items at up to six Salvation Army locations as well as other partnered agencies.